iPoll Reviews and Features

iPoll

6 Research Drive, Shelton, Connecticut  06484 US
Tel: 1-866-360-9565   Contact: https://www.ipoll.com/about_us.php
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 (536)

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April 17, 2013 by Mary from United States

A lot of people have complained about Surveyhead. I personally think they are on of the better survey companies. You know how much they are paying for each survey upfront...by dollar amount and not the point type system. I usually receive their payment within 2 weeks to my paypal account.

April 5, 2013 by Freelance from United States

This site is above average in the rank of survey online. I will stay with it though there are something I don't like and think it should improve to be better site.
Good things:
Have a lot of survey
Incentive is good
Not so good:
Pay out really slow. (It took me 3 months to have first payment 35$)
Many surveys you may done then disappear, no credit and customer services will say they can't find your answer. That's huge disappoint!
Profile of customer should get update but I don't see the update file.
Their Facebook has nothing there except the banner. I would love to have contact with them on Facebook unless they have somebody take care of it.

March 12, 2013 by Chris from United States

I have had many bad experiences with Surveyhead over the last couple of years, including having my account suspended for no reason,(fought them & got reinstated), yet at the same time it is my best moneymaking survey option. I always have at least 10 available surveys to take so I only attempt to do the ones with the best payout & chance to finish, even so I still get booted from more than I complete. Despite all the negatives I have cashed out to the tune of $750.00 over the past 2 years, and they always pay even though it is very slow. I wish that there was a better option but until then I will use Surveyhead.

March 8, 2013 by Gurpreet Singh from India

Dear All,
I am Gurpreet from India and would like to tell you my experience with this fantastic site called Surveyhead.
I joined the panel on 1st June,2012 and got my first redemption of $35 from Surveyhead just a week back.You will say that's an awful lot of time, but I may add that I didn't do any surveys for the first 2-3 months at all but after that when I started it came on really well for me.Though the frequency of surveys is quite less for me for obvious reason because I come from India but still it is aces high than most of other panels I am registered with.And what to say about their customer Support, they are the most courteous and nicest folks I have ever conversed with, they really solved all my queries within a few hours and I am really happy and surprised also.
Overall this is the best panel I have seen till now and it really suits my location.Best of luck to Surveyhead and to me also :)

February 22, 2013 by Roger from United States

I spent several months responding to survey invitations. In the majority of cases I was notified that I was not a fit (in some cases after I had spent considerable time entering my responses). After accumulating $40 of rewards I did receive 3/4 of my money, but I was unable to claim my earning because over the course of the months 15 of the surveys were flagged as "Invalid" and SurveyHead told me that they would not pay out until after they had investigated. I always answered the surveys truthfully so I cannot understand why any of my responses would be flagged as invalid. So my advice is to avoid SurveyHead.