Anyone done this and gotten the voucher? Seems like a decent deal for doing a survey, but I’ve never done a compensated government survey before.

by ThearchOfStories

19 comments
  1. Just contact HMRC from the number on their website not the form to verify. But honestly this seems like a scam.

  2. Prob legit. We’ve done one before, be warned they are very persistent and it’s hard to opt out of once you commit.

  3. Don’t know about that specific one, but I completed a similar one recently and got a £10 voucher within 24hrs, so it’s probably legit.

  4. Had a few questionnaires from the “Office for National Statistics”, they paid a tenner voucher to me each time

  5. Very likely legit, though they will have a number on there you can confirm it with.

    Lucky, because this is probably they best chance you will get to influence government policy, so grab it with both hands!

  6. Defintely legit. I chased them down, check them out and then did the survey.

  7. Not a scam. I did one last year.
    You get a kantar card loaded with £10 that must be used within a year.
    I carried the card in my wallet and tried to use it after 11 months … It wouldn’t work, kept giving an error at the till.
    So spend it soon and don’t carry with you.

  8. Not a scam. I completed it a couple of days ago and got my £10 e-voucher today. Mrs chose M&S. 🙂

  9. Just saying theres some truly dog tier signatures on that. Sarah and Sanjeev need to up their game.

  10. You can contact Kantar at the email at the bottom of the page. Tell them you wish to opt out quoting the reference number and job number at the top.

    Kantar are legit though if you want to complete it.

  11. I can’t stop looking at the signatures… Forgot what the original question was about

  12. Have worked for Kantar previously – can confirm they send letters like these!

  13. I completed this a few months ago and got an amazon voucher.

  14. Various agencies do surveys for research all the time. Your address was lucky enough to get selected.

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