In Home Product Test (Candy) Survey

[linsanna]

I completed a short survey for an in home product test for candy. It pays only $0.27 but they are going to send me free candy!

TapResearch Daily Survey - 6520316b
Mar 20th   $0.27   Approved

[rghvac69]

Thanks for the info. I'll check it out.

[potluck6]

that is a good deal I'm testing v8 juice salty stuff. suppose to drink more then I am but the juice is yucky.only got in the offer cause my husband likes the stuff but I have to drink wish I could do the candy one.

[kjstrukel]

Free candy --- I'm IN!  I don't do surveys very often, but I will look for this one!

[bshee58]

WOW, now I would like to get that one.

[tweety0412]

That sounds great! FREE candy

[betlynjua]

Oh now that is one sweeeet deal.  Yes, pun is intended. 

Congratulations.  I've always enjoyed product testing surveys.  It's been a little while since I did one.  I've never had a candy offer before. 

Remember, no sweets before dinner.  LOL   

[ladavia89]

I love product tests. Unfortunately  the last candy I tested was disgusting

[NRAJOE]

My last test was toothpaste....

[seesawing]

Congrats on the candy survey!  I got a product test opportunity from a Samplicio.us survey today (crediting $1.10).  The payment will be a Tango card as long as I follow instructions and return unused portion in prepaid envelope.  I was surprised as it has been a while since I've seen a product test!  The last one I completed was toothpaste last fall, making sure to return unused portion as required.  Sure hope this is a sign of more product tests to come.

[Yukichan77]

That sounds awesome! What a great opportunity to try some new candy. Hopefully it's good!

[bostonphil]

I love product testing but do not get many opportunities. I love candy. I am going to try to check out the one that you are referring to. 

[rwhite17]

I've had a few of them and always get the product to test... it is fun and different

[appy9104]

Congrats on the candy survey!  I got a product test opportunity from a Samplicio.us survey today (crediting $1.10).  The payment will be a Tango card as long as I follow instructions and return unused portion in prepaid envelope.  I was surprised as it has been a while since I've seen a product test!  The last one I completed was toothpaste last fall, making sure to return unused portion as required.  Sure hope this is a sign of more product tests to come.

That's interesting I have not seen testing requiring return of the un-used product before.  But I guess the thought is they can see how much you used (but then what is to keep you from just dumping some out).  Seems like an extra expense they do not need.  But as long as we get what is promised guess it doesn't matter how they waste their money!

[seesawing]

Congrats on the candy survey!  I got a product test opportunity from a Samplicio.us survey today (crediting $1.10).  The payment will be a Tango card as long as I follow instructions and return unused portion in prepaid envelope.  I was surprised as it has been a while since I've seen a product test!  The last one I completed was toothpaste last fall, making sure to return unused portion as required.  Sure hope this is a sign of more product tests to come.

That's interesting I have not seen testing requiring return of the un-used product before.  But I guess the thought is they can see how much you used (but then what is to keep you from just dumping some out).  Seems like an extra expense they do not need.  But as long as we get what is promised guess it doesn't matter how they waste their money!

Understand your point.  I was sharing an experience with product testing for a couple of reasons -- and I hope it's enlightening.  First, sometimes you get to keep the product (allowing you to continue using it if you wish) after you've taken the follow-up survey (you'll get your initial credit revoked in your FC account if you fail to follow directions).  I had this happen to me on a shampoo product test so I learned the hard way.  Oops.

My second reason aligns with your thinking about measuring the remaining product.  I don't mean to hold myself out to be an expert on this, but in the case of the toothpaste test which required you to use it for such a short period of time, I wondered about this, too.  Honestly, I didn't want to return it (but knew better).  Plus, I want to be part of the solution rather than part of a problem.