Survey Draw

Pick My Postcode’s Survey Draw

Your chance to win £50 or more!

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!

  • Today's Opinium survey stated it was a 'short survey' for £1. With 10-15 minutes to spare, I clicked on the link. It took me 35-40 min (all about household and personal finances, etc). I don't mind doing an occasional survey when I've got time but over half an hour isn't a 'short survey' imho! I got my £1 with no problems though so it's all good.

    • I got that one: £1 - said it would take 10 - 15 mins. Answered all the basic questions, then it asked me if I was the main earner- and when I answered "no" it cut out on me. Charming!

    • Just finished that one - it really go on, didn't time it but it was at least half an hour. But I got my £1, so I'm happy.

    • Yes I agree. I just did a survey that took very much longer than said. But at least I got my £1.

    • Yes I agree, 10 mins survey that lasted 5 times that! However a pound is a pound :-)

    • I had it this evening & the first table I got 5p but it reappeared more or less immediately & took about three quarters of an hour to complete.

    • I agree,... it said 10mins .... was more like 25mins.Completed & paid.

    • I just did that one too. Blimey, it went on a bit!

    • I have been offered this survey multiple times today, but on each attempt the survey won't load and I am timed out. Sometimes these are slow to load but I am normally able to complete.

    • Most surveys last much longer than stated. The only way hat survey could be completed in that time is if you don't read the questions.

  • Dream Country for Retirement ?

    Lots of lovely places around the World, but I'm living in The Best.

    • I've seen enough to know.

    • You haven't seen the rest?

  • Curious Question.

    I often skip through Postcode pages to check then return to start to check Flash Draw and read comments.

    Does it matter if I complete another SQofTD ?

    Some catch my interest.

    • You can complete as many of our surveys as you want.

  • SQofTD asked about 'my local High St', we don't have a High St as such so answered as best I could about our local shopping area.

    It did make me wonder how many 'High Streets' are left as they used to be ?

    • Our little village of Hythe, Hants, used to have 9 estate agents, a chippie, restaurant, three or four pubs, four banks, various independent shops and a Waitrose. I think now there are seven charity shops (could be more - I haven’t been there recently), one bank (closing soon) and Waitrose is closing soon. There is a new Lidl, which has killed off the Waitrose, as it has much easier parking, but several local shops and one building company were lost when they came. Soon there won’t be any independent shops in villages or towns - we’ll have to get everything online or at supermarkets.

    • Shyboy, we don't have all of those, but yes to Turkish barbers. There's 4 of them within the space of 10 shop fronts.

      Yes Titchy we also have nail bars and tanning shops

    • Add Nail Bars to your list Shyboy.

    • Lol 63, to that list we can add funeral directors, Eastern European mini marts and Turkish barbers.

    • Our High Street is now composed almost entirely of charity shops, coffee shops, opticians and vape/stolen mobile phone shops.

    • In Livingston we have what we call The Centre (a mile long covered mall with everything in it, Asda & GPO one end, banks, bingo, cafes, & hundreds of shops), bus/coach station road at other end, then the Design Centre other side (mostly clothes shops, cafes & cinema), all surrounded by parking & retail parks with other big shops & supermarkets & the main Tech College nearby, with our floodlit football stadium behind it on the riverside walk..

      People come from miles away & even abroad to shop, see decorations or just hang around & keep warm while watching the world go by over a snack.

      Sadly we lost our last nightclub to an OAP home, & swimming baths to another (proposed).

      There are smaller shops in surrounding housing estates, but nothing like a traditional high street.

    • I wish I could wave a magic wand and bring back the attractive town we had before it was demolished in the 60s in the name of progress.

    • Surveys don't always accurately reflect every town; I have been asked if I shop in the High Street or a shopping centre, the town I live in doesn't have a High Street (other than banks, charity shops, barbers and nail bars) everything is in a shopping centre where there are no local businesses.

  • I just had the PMP question on the survey draw. "What cuisine do you like to eat?" I understand the meaning but I've never got away from my French lessons at school. I don't use the word so always think of the translation 'Kitchen' when I see it.

    What kitchen would I like to eat? That's quite a meal.

    • 😊 I hope you took the dentures out first (hers, not yours)

    • I'd admit that, and would even put the recipe for granny crumble on here, but I'd be accused of misogyny again, so sorry but no recipes. You should have seen my granny crumble!

    • Nick already has.

    • Let's eat granny.

    • I'm not a plain eater, I like fancy spicy food. That sort of kitchen I'd only tend to have as a cocktail.

    • Both excellent!

      Maybe a Shaker kitchen…basic plain flavoured with a sprinkling of salt and pepper?

    • At least you weren't thinking "cousin"!