Ipsos iSay Reviews and Features

Ipsos iSay

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Ipsos iSay is a rewards community dedicated to ensuring your valued opinion makes a difference for societies, citizens and brands. Ipsos iSay is available across dozens of countries and is powered by Ipsos, a leading global market research company.

Founded in 1975, Ipsos is the third largest research company in the world and conducts more than 70 million interviews in 100+ countries.

Ipsos iSay is an online survey panel where you can participate in surveys and other types of market research to earn points. Points are then exchangeable for your choice of cash transfers, gift cards, and other rewards.

The sign-up process is reasonably quick. Click the ‘Join Now’ button, enter your email address, desired password, name, gender, and date of birth. You’ll be asked to confirm your email address and your phone number to complete your registration. Membership is free and available to adults in most major countries.

Voice + Choice + Rewards

With Ipsos i-Say, you can have the power to influence the future of major brands in advertising, entertainment and many other industries. Share your opinions in various types of market research and choose your rewards!

Reward Types and Amounts

Earn points by completing surveys. The number of points you will earn varies from survey to survey but is dependent on a number of factors, including survey length. Once you complete a survey, the points will be immediately credited to your account unless stated otherwise.

Redeeming Your Points

Once you have just 500 i Say points (worth $5) in your account, you can redeem your points for rewards. Rewards options include (but may vary based on location and availability):

• Paypal payments - available in denominations of $5, $15, $25 payments
• Visa pre-paid cards - available in denominations of $10 or $25
• Gift cards available to retailers including Amazon, Walmart, Target, Apple, and more
• Merchandise - hundreds of merchandise options are available in the Ipsos iSay Market catalog
• Donations - donate your points to the Ipsos Foundation which has raised over $2 million for providing financial support to charities, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and social enterprises.

Fast Rewards Delivery

e-gift cards and prepaid cards are delivered instantly to the email address listed in your Ipsos i-Say account. PayPal funds will be deposited into your account within 3-4 weeks of request.

Ipsos iSay App

Ipsos i Say offers a mobile app, available on both Android and iOS, so you can complete surveys on the go. Get up-to-date notifications when new surveys are released so you are in the know wherever you are. You can even check your account balance and redeem rewards while on the go!

Take a Variety of Surveys Often

You can expect to receive at least one survey per month, though you may receive many more if your profile details match with new surveys as they become available. Take online surveys on a variety of different topics and earn between 30-100 points or more for each survey you successfully complete. convenience. Access the latest surveys on the Ipsos iSay website dashboard or mobile app. Daily emails are also sent to you if surveys are available.

Refer your Friends!

Ipsos iSay provides the option to refer your family, friends or anyone who you think would be interested in collecting rewards for filling out surveys, via their refer-a-friend program. For each individual you successfully refer, you will collect 100 bonus i-Say points. A successful referral is considered when a referred friend or family member signs up and completes their first survey. Periodically there are promotions offering even more points for referring new panel members, so check in often.

Points for Screenouts and More

You will also receive points if you are screened out (5 points for each survey you screen out of). These can really add up over time and can help you meet your reward goals sooner.

Is Ipsos i Say a Scam?

Ipsos iSay is a legitimate online surveys site and is not a scam. Ipsos is a leading market research company that was founded in 1975 and conducts more than 70 million interviews per year for more than 5,000 clients in more than 100 countries. The Ipsos iSay survey panel has millions of members and is legitimate. Although members may experience various levels of success taking surveys on the platform, the site is legit is not a scam by any means. It is safe to use and does not sell user data to third parties.

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Ipsos iSay Reviews (621)

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May 26, 2014 by Ashlaye from United States

After over a year of doing surveys actively, they suddenly stopped coming and my account was listed as inactive, so I sent an email to the panel to inquire why. I received a email from the admins of the site saying I had failed a quality check and was told I would be removed from their database, to which I sent the following reply: "I appreciate the roundabout way I've been called a cheater, though I am told from your site there are no surveys at this time yet frequently re-directed to your site from the other research panel I belong to (which I assume is the problem--not being a loyal panelist). The amount of time going through the surveys are cumbersome and the rate of redemption is snail-slow, so I won't worry about credits/prizes I wouldn't have received. I understand you have a job to do and I don't fault you in doing it, so thanks anyway."
Fast-forward two weeks later and I receive several emails from them asking me to take new surveys... I sent them an email stating if I was blocked, why the survey invites and to remove me from their mailing lists. I then received another email saying the deactivation was an error and I was welcome to rejoin. Yeah, no thank you. Go play with someone else's time.

October 16, 2013 by si from United States

I do not use it anymore. I also do not fill out surveys from them that I receive in the survey routers I use now.

For the following reasons:

- several times I did not receive my points.
- often error 404 after 20 minutes or more
- surveys are often longer than they say which makes
- pay too little
- often its not surveys but more like paid for ad watching

October 11, 2013 by katherine from United States

After spending more than an hour doing one of their surveys, I got an error message that said 'this page cannot be displayed'. Refreshing multiple times did not help, so I was unable to complete the survey or get rewarded. I contacted them to report the error, and after waiting ALMOST A MONTH for a reply, I got a generic response saying that the survey was over quota. This was obviously not the case; it was a technical error, hence the error message. I wrote back explaining this, and waited TWO MORE WEEKS for an answer, which this time was ‘the survey was closed’. Typical uncaring customer service which gives generic, one-size-fit-all responses, no matter what you tell them. After 6 weeks I ended up with no reward and nothing to show for the hour+ I wasted on the survey.

July 11, 2013 by Margaret from United States

I was a member of Ipsos for over a year. I had taken many surveys and qualified for many which earned me over 14,000 points that had also carried over from Synovate. I was saving these points to reach the cash reward of $500. Upon accessing the website one day, I couldn't get in. I called them and they told me that I had unsubscribed and I had lost all my points. I was so upset and told them how in the world would I unsubscribe when I already had over $100 of reward points and I hadn't even cashed them out. They could not do anything for me except to tell me to rejoin but I would not get my points back. Yes, give them a chance and they will rip you off if you accumulate too many points that they don't want to pay out. Beware of a wolf in sheep's clothing!

July 10, 2013 by donna from United States

Ipsos used to be really good at one time. They have changed. They are very hard to access, talk to, and especially receive awards. Time to move on. Sad to work so hard and no rewards. :(