GlobalTestMarket Reviews and Features

GlobalTestMarket

685 US-206, Bridgewater Township, New Jersey  08807 US
Tel: 1-206-315-9300   Contact: https://www.globaltestmarket.com/contact.php
Operated by: Lightspeed LLC

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KEY FEATURES:

Founded in 1999, Global Test Market is an online survey panel owned by Lightspeed Research, a Kantar groups company. Global Test Market is one of the world’s leading providers of market research and serves clients in more than 60 countries worldwide.

They rewarded their panelists more than $30 million+ USD in 2016 alone! As a panelist, you can earn points for completing surveys that can be redeemed for reward items from over 200 partners, redeem your points for cash via PayPal, or donate your points to charity.

Registration Process

Registering is easy, simple and free. Click the registration link where you will be asked simple questions about you and your household. The results are used to determine which surveys you are a good fit for.

Rewards Information

Each survey takes on average 15 minutes to complete and reward amounts depend on the survey length and urgency.

If you are screened out of surveys, you may be entered into a quarterly sweepstakes competition. For each sweepstakes entry you earn, you will be automatically entered into the drawing and if you are a winner, you will be notified via email. Remember to respond before the deadline provided to claim your prize.

LifePoints

For each survey completed, you will receive LifePoints, which you can accumulate to redeem cash and prizes. Each email invitation will alert you to how many LifePoints you will receive for taking the survey. LifePoints expire 3 years after being awarded the points, or after 12 months if there is no activity on the account.

On April 17, 2017, MarketPoints were discontinued and replaced by these new 'LifePoints' at a 1 for 5 conversion rate. Collected points can be redeemed for many different reward options, which may vary, depending on your country of residence. Rewards can be redeemed once you have accumulated 1,100 LifePoints ($10) in your account. Note that if you have a friend that was grandfathered in from the old Points program, they will be offered slightly different points than those who joined GlobalTestMarket after April 2017.

Types of Surveys Offered

Many of GlobalTestMarket’s surveys ask your opinion on movies, restaurant, automobiles, consumer products, current events, and a variety of other interesting and fun topics. You can also download the LifePoints app onto your phone so you can take surveys on your mobile.

Points Expectations

You can expect to earn between 35-250 LifePoints based on the level of complexity or urgency of the survey. Even if you do not qualify for the survey, you may still receive 5 LifePoints..

Option to Give Back

In addition to the great selection of rewards, Global Test Market gives you the option to give back to your community! Unicef charity donations can be redeemed with collected LifePoints.

Refer Your Friends!

You can refer your friends by entering their email when you are signed into your account. If they fill out at least 2 surveys, you also earn points.

Rewards Processing Time

Rewards usually take about 4-6 weeks to arrive if you are in the United States and 6-8 weeks for international panel members.

Eligibility: Residents worldwide, age 14+

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GlobalTestMarket Reviews (585)

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September 17, 2010 by Michele from United States

They said I had two accounts of which I did NOT and refused to pay my $50 I had cashed in from the previous YEAR's worth of surveys. They said they couldn't tell me why they have cancelled my account as it is private!!???? Then they also confiscaded the money I had accumulated for the next payment and said they would escalate the matter and get back to me. It's a month later and NO follow up!!!

September 17, 2010 by Alex from United States

to spend a few hours a month for 30 bucks its so bad. Overall I have made over $400 in 2 years. Would recommend. If you don't qualify receive .25 cents in 1 min. Unfortunately, not everyone receives many surveys. Give it a try, they pay cash, but check arrives slowly.

September 17, 2010 by keith from United States

This company pays very well. I have earned well over 500.00 with this company since joining them 2 years ago. Two things to keep in mind: First, this panel does take longer to be able to cash out as there is a 50.00 minimum. However they pay well for surveys and they do pay out when requested. Secondly, folks I am signed up with over 20 good survey companies. On average, I qualify for 30 percent of the surveys. So, keep as an expectation that you will not qualify for about 70 percent of surveys across the board - even with the best companies.

September 17, 2010 by Marzetta from United States

GTM in my point of view is a pretty good company. I have had some issues with them in the past (such as missed marketpoints I wrote them an email and they responded quickly and gave me my missed points . I have been with them for about a year now and have gotten every check I have qualified for (but as everyone knows it does take a long time to get your check .But as least the checks do come!

September 17, 2010 by Rex from United States

About the same time I crossed the 900 point mark (1000 points is the payout mark), I discovered that I couldn't log in anymore. The login prompt would reappear, with no errors displayed. Form emails were all I got in response to my error report. I expected as much from a company with such an apparently poor rating. I have only one account, and it is only accessed from one location, and only by myself. After reading a lot of complaints, I see that I should expect a false claim of fraudulent activity soon.

Recently, password recovery supplied me with a shortened form of the password I had been using for months to log in. That's not how passwords work. Another form response I got listed my full password, which of course reports an email/password error. The shortened form of the password just reloads the login prompt with no errors.

If this had happened when I wasn't right at the goal line, I wouldn't expect that I was being cheated.