Pinecone Research is a provider of product surveys where you get up to 3 euros per completed questionnaire. With the surveys conducted online, you can not only earn money, but also influence the products of tomorrow. Because the results of the surveys flow directly into the market research.
In addition to paying out earned points in the form of money, there are also prizes for which they can be exchanged.
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Pinecone Research awards points for surveys carried out
Pinecone Research is active nationwide and tries to depict an average opinion of German consumers with as many survey participants as possible. The individual surveys offer added value for individual companies or industries, since the participants - and thus tend to include you - convey their opinions on products or product ideas.
This is rewarded with points that can be exchanged for a cash payment or prizes. The monetary value of the points is up to 3 euros per completed and sent survey. You will be informed by e-mail when a new survey is available for you as a selected target group. So you don't miss a questionnaire ;)
PayPal, product samples and more information
The payment of the remuneration is possible, for example, to your own bank account, but it can also be realized via PayPal. Also important to know: in addition to pure text surveys on virtually presented products, there are also product samples.
However, Pinecone Research points out that these may only be tested by the selected recipients. It is not intended to be passed on to friends, acquaintances or family members. This is also important to know, since in some product tests the manufacturers want the test products or the remains of the samples provided back. This is used to evaluate how the products look after real use.
The program is currently paused, but we will relink the poll when Pinecone releases it again.
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