[Spontaneo]

The following is an invitation that I have been given permission to give to you by Mary of Thrify Pig a survey website that can be found at https://www.thriftypig.com

The following was copied and pasted from an email by Mary of Thrifty Pig who can be found at [email protected]


Thank you for supporting our business! Here is an invitation code (and some instructions) you can share:

LBNMGU-TRW89N-53RBZX-LRZLBR

To confirm, the code is case-sensitive. Please be sure you verify your account by clicking on the link in the email we send over. Since it is the first email, it can sometimes get stuck in a junk folder, so I just wanted to be sure you didn’t miss it. Also, there are seven Profiles total. The General Profile will populate surveys onto your page, but I would also recommend doing the other six as soon as you get a chance. The Profiles help us better match you to the survey opportunities that we have available.

Thank you again!

Mary

[nela13]

I know the registration demands an invitation, thank you for sharing it with us.
Do you know if the site is available worldwide?

[Spontaneo]

I know the registration demands an invitation, thank you for sharing it with us.
Do you know if the site is available worldwide?

I did not ask.

[augusta]

One needs to find out the eligibility of this, I'm sure it might just be for tier 1 countries.But will find out first.

[JASPREET]

I like to know complete details about the website and if they are accepting members from all countries and if payment proofs

[Fergal]

[Moving topic to appropriate ad forum section.]

[nela13]

One needs to find out the eligibility of this, I'm sure it might just be for tier 1 countries.But will find out first.

I tried to make my registration there but they don't recognize my zip or postal code as a correct one. Probably they only accept zip codes from the US.

[Tendz]

Some people are saying Thriftypig is a total waste of time. Each survey take anywhere near 10-30 minutes, and then suddenly you don't qualify. You have to earn $5 before you can cashout, for that you need 500 points, it's tiresome when you'll be given penny a point, or most times not even that as the disqualification rate is high.

[Spontaneo]

Some people are saying Thriftypig is a total waste of time. Each survey take anywhere near 10-30 minutes, and then suddenly you don't qualify. You have to earn $5 before you can cashout, for that you need 500 points, it's tiresome when you'll be given penny a point, or most times not even that as the disqualification rate is high.

Ask @oldbuddy, pennies do accumulate.

[augusta]

Some people are saying Thriftypig is a total waste of time. Each survey take anywhere near 10-30 minutes, and then suddenly you don't qualify. You have to earn $5 before you can cashout, for that you need 500 points, it's tiresome when you'll be given penny a point, or most times not even that as the disqualification rate is high.

But if they are paying it will be good as long as you get paid when you have accumulated the agreed $5.

[Treborika]

These types of websites normally can't accept users from our country. They accept mostly users of the Us, Australia and probably Canada

[Spontaneo]

I just emailed Mary of Thrifty Pigs to find out what countries are accepted.

[Tendz]

Some people are saying Thriftypig is a total waste of time. Each survey take anywhere near 10-30 minutes, and then suddenly you don't qualify. You have to earn $5 before you can cashout, for that you need 500 points, it's tiresome when you'll be given penny a point, or most times not even that as the disqualification rate is high.

But if they are paying it will be good as long as you get paid when you have accumulated the agreed $5.

Don't forget I mentioned their High Rate of Disqualifications in which you end up wasting your valuable time and money that you could have earned from it (there are no points for disqualification either). To reach that $5 you probably worked worth $10 or more. And when that's the case, how happy can you be being paid for less than half the labour you did?

[Spontaneo]

I did contact Mary of Thrifty Pig. As of right now, only United States. But she told me to tell all of you who are not in the United States to emall her and be placed on a waiting list for when they expand.

She can be contacted: [email protected]