Epoll Surveys Reviews and Features

Epoll Surveys

16133 Ventura Blvd., Suite 905, Encino, California  91436 US
Tel: 877-My-EPoll   Contact: https://www.epollsurveys.com/epoll/clients/faq/contactUs.htm?topicId=6
Operated by: E-Poll Market Research / Bridge Entertainment

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KEY FEATURES:

Founded in May 1997, e-Poll uses their platform to help customers voice their opinions in fun, easy and interactive ways. Epoll market research asks intriguing questions about celebrities, sports, TV and other entertainment topics. With every survey you participate in, you will earn valuable points which are redeemable for gift cards, prizes and cash.

Reward Options Available

E-Poll offers a variety of rewards, including gift cards from Amazon, Starbucks, Best Buy and more. They also allow you to donate your points to charity.

With a minimum of just 2750 points in your account (less than $5), you can redeem your points for a reward. Note that points increase in value as they are accumulated, so saving your points up for a bigger reward can be advantageous.

• Redeem the appropriate number of points for a $5 (3750 points), $10, $15, $20, $25, or $30 PayPal payment.
• Choose from a wide variety of gift cards to retailers including Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart, Starbucks, iTunes, Sears, Gamestop and more. Note that prizes usually take 6-8 weeks to be processed.
• 2750 points = a $3 charitable donation to American Red Cross, National Wildlife Federation, Make-a-Wish Foundation, Humane Society, or St. Jude Children's Hospital.
• Watch out for monthly sweepstakes of $250 that can be won!
• If you choose to cash out via PayPal, make sure your email address matches whatever email is associated with your PayPal account.

Your points never expire! All rewards are received electronically, however they are not delivered instantly and can take 4-6 weeks to process.

Earn Points for Surveys

E-Poll awards points for taking surveys, which can vary between 500-1000+ points, depending on the length and complexity of the survey.

Survey Types

E-Poll offers a few types of surveys, including video surveys that may require you to watch specific television shows “live” on your TV. Online surveys usually correspond to entertainment-related marketing research, such as surveys about TV watching habits. These are often geared towards younger individuals.

As a member of E-poll you may be asked to watch new TV commercials or in some cases even watch and review DVDs that are sent directly to your home! The amount of surveys you receive will vary depending on availability. Occasionally you may receive 1-2 surveys a day, but at other times you may only receive 1-2 surveys a month.

Is Epoll Legit?

There's no reason to think that is anything but legitimate. Epoll is not a scam and has been providing paid surveys for over a decade. Although people may have different experiences being a member of the panel, Epoll is perfectly legitimate.

Eligibility: USA residents 13+

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Epoll Surveys Reviews (183)

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September 24, 2020 by Melanie from United States

This site is the worst. It is a waste of time. Too much time answering questions and then not qualify.

August 6, 2020 by Susanne from United States

This is just ridiculous. Why in the world would it take months to get my payment?? We only have a day or two to take a survey. Why do they get months to pay us?? CRAZY

July 14, 2020 by Lisa from United States

Epoll is a easy survey panel to use, i just got $5.00 to go to my PayPal account.

June 29, 2020 by Chartara from United States

This is very nice. I have been doing this site for a while now and I love it.

April 12, 2020 by Sara from United States

I’ve used this website since 2016. Yes the payout was slow but it wasn’t too bad. The cash out for $5 PayPal used to be 2,700 points. However a year ago the surveys slowed down and eventually stopped coming. I didn’t think much about it because my life was a bit hectic.

Fast forward to last month when I finally checked the website. The new layout was different but I didn’t think much about it. I checked my activity and they had taken out points for being inactive. I’m not sure if this was a policy they had before the website change but it took me by surprise. They took out 2,400 points so I was left with none.

I definitely think they could have done this a better way. They should have notified me that my points would “expire” or something. Why stop giving me surveys that I had been doing constantly for two years?

Interestingly enough I started receiving surveys the next day after my login: I guess I’ll do them when the mood strikes, but there are better websites out there.