Brain Juicer

[tidyclean]

So are you all actually signed up for this site or are you just getting these surveys from them through different survey sites ??

I tried signing up and put the United States and they said there isn't a panel available there for me right now. I don't want to sign up for UK site.

[djuna73]

I am not signed up for Brain Juicer but have taken a couple of their surveys. I was invited through a different panel company, either survey spot or opinion outpost (can't remember).

[LapisLee]

Juicy News July 2008, Issue 48

Dear Juicy Brain,

Welcome to issue 48 of Juicy News, your monthly update from the Juicy Brains Panel.
June's Topical Juicer was on Euro 2008. In June's Juicer we asked you who'd win Euro 2008, the teams you most fancied and all sorts of things in between. After each team had played one game, we asked who you thought would clinch the title. You rightly predicted that Germany would meet Spain in the final, but 82% thought Germany would win. Oops!

Here's the really interesting thing: Spain was the most-liked team. A huge 70% of you felt 'happy' when thinking of Spain lifting the cup, saying of Spain '[They have] great individual talent and play as a team' and 'give them a better sense of belief and they can win'. Your heads voted for Germany, your hearts voted for Spain. You were sort of right all along and perhaps Spain sensed all your good vibes! Just goes to show that if you'd bet on the 'wisdom of the crowd' you'd have done better than the bookies!

July's Topical Juicer is on Mobile Internet Services

Sounds like a cybercafe in a caravan, eh? Well, almost. We mean the kind of 'lifestyle' Internet services that people use on their mobile phones. Maybe when you're shopping you use your phone to check prices online, or to keep up on celebrity gossip while you're on the bus. Whatever you do, we'd like to know which services are your favourites and which you think are instantly forgettable.

To play, just click the link below or copy and paste it into your browser's address bar:

(Link deleted)

If you participate by 31st July, we'll enter your name into our monthly Prize Draw. As usual, three lucky Brains will each receive £100 in gift vouchers. For Ts & Cs go to:

http://www.juicybrainspanel.com/JBP_...aw_July08.html

The winners of last month's prize draw were Georgina Sudron, Lorraine Hordle and Chris Munro. A round of applause for them and good luck to everyone entering the next draw.

The panel is now live - we are really sorry for the delay. Oh, and don't forget to sign into the redesigned Juicy Brains Panel with your new password. Just go to http://www.juicybrainspanel.com and enter your normal username and temporary password to sign in: 'xxxxxx'. (You can change it once you've logged in.) You'll see that all your rewards are still there, but that we display your balance as 'market points' instead of cash value. Happy Juicing!

Cedric's Juicy Fact

Onions. Wonderful for cooking, not so good for one's eyes. Tears ahoy! But why does slicing onions make us cry? Well, apparently when you chop an onion, all sorts of chemical things happen involving enzymes, which eventually release a gas called 'Sulphur oxide'. This Sulphur oxide stuff reacts with the water in your eye, and produces sulphuric acid. You cry to dilute this irritant. So there you have it. When you chop onions, you're not crying, you're just irritated!

Happy Juicing!

Cedric

[LapisLee]

Dear Juicy Brain,

We'd like to invite you to play our latest survey. We are seeking a specific kind of consumer to play it. To find out if you fit the bill, you’ll need to enter the Juicer and complete the first group of questions. If you qualify and go on to complete the Juicer, we will credit your Juicy Brains Panel account with £1. It's as simple as that! Click the link below now to share your thoughts.

(Link deleted)

For questions on your account or the Juicer refer to our latest Juicy Brains Panel FAQs.
Enjoy!

Cedric
Chief Juicer
cedric@brainjuicer.com
www.juicybrainspanel.com
Fast Feedback, Freshly Squeezed.

[LapisLee]

Originally Posted by LapisLee

I signed up but I haven't received any surveys, just the £1.25 that you get for signing up. I just thought it looked like a fun unique site and enjoyed taking their quizzes.

I completed another survey for £1.25 from Brain Juicer this weekend.

[maplaver]

IMPORTANT.

Remember we’ll be closing the Juicy Brains Panel on 10th December 2008. If, before that date, your credit balance is £5 or more, please make sure you collect your Amazon vouchers. Unfortunately we won’t be able to issue any vouchers after 10th December, so any outstanding credit balances after that date will lapse.

[workathomehoosier]

Sometimes Toluna, Greenfield, Your 2 Cents, and other survey sites send me Brain Juicers. I'm always told that my screen resolution is wrong. I change the screen resolution to what they recommend, and get the same message. So, I've never taken a Brain Juicer, although I've received several opportunites.

[tidyclean]

Originally Posted by workathomehoosier

Sometimes Toluna, Greenfield, Your 2 Cents, and other survey sites send me Brain Juicers. I'm always told that my screen resolution is wrong. I change the screen resolution to what they recommend, and get the same message. So, I've never taken a Brain Juicer, although I've received several opportunites.

Hmmm ~ That's really too bad, I don't have that problem, even though I don't really care to take those Brain Juicer surveys. So don't know what others think about them but I always just X out of them when they are available to me.

[hisbearness]

I feel the same way about the Brain. I have stopped taking them. When a survey wants my name I feel like I'm being spied on. It seems like overkill to me.

[workathomehoosier]

Actually was able to complete a Brain Juicer a few weeks ago--without having to change my computer's screen resolution. Must have been a fluke! The survey was sorto interesting, but it was for a product I never use (and told them so during the screener). Definitely different from other surveys.