Penn, Schoen, and Berland Assoc.

[shygirl]

Does anyone have any insights? I have been a member of psb for quite some time. I went to their site (through my favorites) and it said page cannot be found. There was a link for psb, so I clicked on it. It was a totally new page than the one I always used to log in. I tried to log in and it said username, email address, etc... was invalid. I sent them several emails explaining my dilemma and they were all returned undeliverable. I stumbled onto another psb site, so I emailed them, just to see if I could get somewhere, but they haven't responded.

I am a little frustrated, as these people owe me money for taking surveys and I would like to collect it. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks!

Pam

[FreePaidSurveys]

I also have emailed them with no response. I didn't get an undeliverable notification, but I didn't get a reply either. Not sure what's going on. It looks to me as they're reorganizing their site, but I can't be sure.

I'll be keeping on top of it for the next few weeks and will let you know if I find anything out.

[momrec]

I just received a survey invite from them yesterday, didn't make it past the screener though.

[FreePaidSurveys]

I was able to complete the survey a well. I just sent an email to every email address they have listed. So, hopefully I'll be able to let you know soon.

[BennyBaines]

They paid me once,
and it took over six months
to get that payment.
It was only 10 bucks.

[dsresearch]

I joined that survey site last year and several times I have clicked on my bookmark and gotten "page not found" Once I thought maybe they were having temporary problems and so I checked back quite often for awhile but it was always the same.

I have emailed them several times (The last time was probably 6 months ago) but never got a response.

Every now and then I will be doing a survey for some site and I will see their name and logo on the survey. I did a Global Test Market Survey (Fairly sure it was GTM) just a few days ago where I was actually forwarded to a PSB page.

David

[FreePaidSurveys]

Yes, most of the PSB Survey invites I've recieved in the past, the sent directly from them, do not mention a reward. Be sure to read your invitations.

However, if they are restructuring, like it looks they are, it looks as if they might be adding a rewards section to their site. Looks like they plan to offer Amazon gift certificates and/or PayPal payments as a reward type. Here's their new home page http://www.psbsurveys.com/, which looks pretty good so far. Of course, I'm still not able to login, but they are a Market Research firm. I assume that some other company is handling the building of their new website, so I'll give them a while to switch. I'll remain optimistic... for a while.

I'll keep you posted if I hear anything.

[shygirl]

I agree, you have to read their invititations carefully to see what incentive they are offering. The two in particular I did for them, they said... To thank you for your time, we will give you $2.00 for completing this survey. And the second one said.... $3.00 incentive. It states all incentives are administered by PayPal, but I took these surveys early March. I guess I'm pushing it a little bit, it's only been a couple of months, but what I am concerned about is not being able to log into their site.

Thank you all for the comments!!!