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Pick My Postcode’s Survey Draw

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Winning couldn’t be easier, all you need to do is answer today’s survey questions for a chance to win £50 or more. Can’t see a survey? Don’t worry, we don’t always have one, the winning postcode will automatically be revealed after a few seconds.

Most days there will be a short survey to complete so you can collect bonuses and uncover the winning postcode to see if you are the winner!

Our surveys are much quicker and simpler to fill in than those old-fashioned online paid surveys you may have seen. Completing a survey only takes a few minutes at the most and unlocks your chance to win today’s monetary prize.

Don’t forget to check back every day to answer the questions and see if your postcode is a winner. If you’re a winner but you don’t check your postcode, the money prize rolls over to tomorrow’s lucky player – so don’t miss out!

  • A teacher asks her class "If I say I am beautiful", my sentence is in which tense?

    A young boy stands up and says "That must be in the past, Miss."

  • In the middle of a blistering summer heatwave I do wish Google would stop bombarding me with adverts for Christmas wine glasses with snowmen and Santas all over them. Sheesh, I'm still trying to enjoy summer. Don't they make Halloween goblets?

    • I suspect this is the same vendor that had crabs last week.

      And sharks, fishes, dolphins and octopuses too, but they're not snigger material.

  • You were lucky to get that far GrumpyGran. For the first time in almost 3 weeks I finally get to do a Simplico survey. I normally get the "don't qualify! message and never see a single question!!! Only made it to the picture of the chicken, I answered chicken and then it asked what sound? I answered no sound as I am profoundly deaf and my hearing aids are actually at the factory being repaired. It ended there with them being unable to use my answers. On the positive side they did give my 5p Bonus, which is 5p more than I have got off them in 3 weeks!!!

    • GrumpyGran was talking about our own survey. One which reveals the winning postcode of this draw and not an external survey.

      I'm afraid that the external ones are out of our control.

    • Unfortunately you've started a new thread by mistake instead of using the reply link. Take a look at how to do it ....

      https://help.pickmypostcode.com/article/109-how-do-i-reply-to-a-comment

  • Just done the PMP survey question - a list of grocery items and asking if I had recently bought anything on the list. "Boxed bread" was amongst the items; I've never in my life seen bread sold in boxes so can somebody tell me what on earth it might be?

    The list also included white bread, but not brown/ wholemeal bread. Very strange.

    • Panettone Beth

    • Passmesomeofthatbreadinaboxwiththeraisinsinit?

    • What’s the bread thing sold at Christmas? Got raisins in it, begins with P? That comes in a box.

    • I didn't understand 'boxed bread' either, but nor do I know what 'milk modifier' is. I assume I haven't bought any, but who knows?

    • Enver - I did wonder if they meant a sandwich loaf - which is baked in a lidded baking tin so as to produce a square slice - but wasn't sure. If so, why didn't they just say 'sandwich loaf'?

      Anyway, it didn't matter, the question was about recent purchases and its been ages since I've bought one of those.

    • I came down to the comments with the same question in mind. Every day’s a school day! Thanks Enver 👍

    • My list included baby items & hygeine products. A second time it included unlikely foods.

      Boxed bread generally refers to either a pre-made dry baking mix packaged in a cardboard box or packet (like banana bread or quick bread mixes), pre-cut dried bread cubes sold in a box for stuffing, or pan de caja (commercial sandwich loaf bread baked in a rectangular mold.

  • I've a question I hope someone may have an answer to. A little while ago I started having files appear in my Files by Google app. I can't open any of them but I do know they relate to Whatsapp, and I believe they're some sort of backup. They certainly get my back up. Today I found 56 in a single day. I've done everything I can find to try and stop them but they still appear. The odd thing is it seems intermittent. I had a day with 1 & a day with 56, but haven't had any for a week or two. Back then I might get 30-40 in a day and a few in other days, then gaps again.

    • Google AI says - (& I hope this helps)..

      The unopenable files showing up in your Files by Google app are likely internal database, cache, or encrypted backup fragments (such as .crypt files) that Android or WhatsApp uses in the background. You cannot open them directly because standard file viewers do not have the right code to read app-specific database formats.

      Why This Happens...

      Encrypted Backups: WhatsApp stores local chat histories in special encrypted formats like .crypt12 or .crypt14 which only WhatsApp can read or decrypt.

      System/Cache Files: Temporary thumbnails, stickers, or hidden status caches often show up in generic file managers even though they are not meant to be opened by hand.

      What You Can Do...

      Ignore Them: These files are normal system data for WhatsApp and do not mean your phone has an error. Deleting or moving them might disrupt your WhatsApp backups or saved media.

      Hide System Files: You can clear your view by checking settings in your file manager to make sure hidden system files or hidden folders are toggled off if you do not want to see them.

      (🤔💭 Trouble is they're filling up your devices memory storage, so reducing its usable life. This is just another reason not to use social media platforms).