iPoll Reviews and Features

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Operated by: Dynata

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KEY FEATURES:

iPoll, originally known as Survey Head, was founded in 2008 and since 2016, has been owned and operated by Dynata.

Get Paid for Fun Adventures!

Turn the things you do everyday into an adventure! iPoll is all about convenience and fun, and wants to know your thoughts on the things you do everyday, with interactive mini missions that provide rewards. You'll get a $5 bonus just for signing up, and surveys range from $0.50 to $3. If you don’t mind leaving your home, you may also complete “missions” using the phone app at specific retail locations. New Item Scavenger Hunts potentially allow you to earn from $0.50 to $100 a day.

Survey Types

iPoll offers its members the opportunity to take surveys via their website and also via their mobile apps. Their mobile apps are available on both the App Store (for iPhones) and on Google Play (for Android phones). Users who download the mobile app can expect to be contacted more frequently to participate in surveys.

Complete Surveys to Earn Points

Complete survey to earn points and get rewarded. Surveys themselves typically take between 10-15 minutes and iPoll tries to keep surveys as short as possible so they aren’t monopolizing your time.

Added App Features

Another benefit of downloading the app is getting specific assignments based on your geographic location, accepting them and earning cash right on the spot! You may be challenged to take a picture of a product, or asked to visit a specific store. The app also includes video, photo and audio capabilities for fun, interactive reporting.

Rewards

iPoll offers various rewards including cash paid via PayPal (to verified PayPal accounts only), Amazon.com e-vouchers, and Apple gift codes. Once redeemed, rewards usually take about 4 weeks to be delivered. If you are redeeming via PayPal, remember to use the same email to sign up for iPoll that you use for your PayPal account. iPoll tries to get your rewards to you quickly, but on occasion it may take up to 4 weeks to redeem your rewards.

A $25 account balance is required to redeem an Amazon.com e-voucher, or an Apple gift code. PayPal cash payments can be requested when you've completed $50 worth of surveys or assignments.

Quarterly Sweepstakes!

iPoll rewards its members with quarterly sweepstakes draws of up to $10,000 USD. To be entered into the sweepstakes, you simply need to participate in a panel or survey, attend a webinar or redeem points.

Eligibility: USA, UK, Canada, 13+

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iPoll Reviews (537)

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August 16, 2011 by Michael from United States

I am a member of 7 different survey panels and Surveyhead is the best overall by far. They offer me plenty of surveys, at least 10 per week and I qualify for about half of them. Their surveys are interesting and the rewards are fair. The only less than ideal part is that it takes a while for them to send your reward. I just received my $50 in Paypal, 3 weeks and 6 days after requesting it. However, since they told me up front that it would take 4 to 6 weeks I can't say I wasn't warned. Great site.

June 26, 2011 by Jill from United States

It takes a while for pending incentives to finish being verified because they have to wait until the survey has completely closed. Then it takes a while for Surveyhead to confirm your payout requests because they want to make sure that all of your earnings are valid. But once they have finished pending and verifying, it takes exactly 4 weeks from the day you request your payout to become confirmed, and 4 business days after that, a paypal payment is sent to you. As long as you don't just sit and watch your account like a hawk, waiting and waiting until the pending turns to earned (a watched pot never boils), and you just keep taking surveys, you will qualify for some and can keep a residual income going. It never pays to be a member of only one survey site and all you do is sit there and watch it pend. You have to be a member of 10 or more survey sites and as some your earnings are pending, then others are being credited, and others are being paid out. You have to keep the cycle going.

June 4, 2011 by Mary from United Kingdom

had no complaints about this site.I was told it would take 4 -6 weeks to payout and they did!Sent an e-mail to confirm payment had been approved and 2 days later got an e-mail stating it was in pay pal!I have had plenty of surveys too,and maybe get screened out of the odd one, but its a great site.

January 29, 2011 by Leonor from United States

I recently was dropped because of 3 invalid surveys. I find that being dropped without being informed first stinks I give kudos to Surveyhead Customer Service Rep, Jessica, who reached out to people in a forum after having read about similiar issues people were having. Jessica posted her email address & asked people to contact her to resolve any issues. Within 15 minutes of my having sent Jessica an email I had been re-instated. I nearly fell off my chair. Later on I read other people's posts saying they too had thier issues resolved by Jessica within minutes.
I most appreciated Jessica's help & her initiative to reach out to people.
I enjoy Surveyhead's surveys but my 1 pet peeve is having been dropped because of 3 invalid hits without being informed first. I would also like to know why a survey is deemed to be invalid.
I give Surveyhead & Jessica a solid thumbs up.

November 9, 2010 by Vince from United States

Surveyhead is pretty good. They send out plenty of surveys and you can make a income from them. Infact, they are one of the few survey companies that pay pretty well but not the best. One of the few problems people have with Surveyhead is the creditting time of the surveys and payment. It does take a-while if your patient. You have to understand they have to verify it with there clients because they are not in business to get phony data and make no money.