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Is PandaResearch.com Legit or a Scam?

 

Panda Research is a company that markets itself as a survey panel and claim that they can help their members make extra money.  The company is open to all residents of the United States at least 18 years of age with a valid email address.

The difference between Panda Research and other survey sites is that this company provides you with surveys that are linked to company offers.  So after you complete a survey you are requested to try the product/service.

The only way to get full credit for your time is to complete the offers associated with the survey you took.  Once Panda Research gets confirmation from the company that you signed up with they will give you credit for your time.

One thing that I don't like about PandaResearch.com is that they have a relatively high payout threshold, at $100.  They also don't approve your funds all at once so even though your account may say that you earned several hundred they usually only approve a portion of that.

To make matters worse there have been increasing reports filed against Panda Research from members claiming that they never got paid.  Even after reaching the required $100 minimum they still never received any payments.

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Average Rating is 1.39 out of 5 based on 118 reviews.

Don   92508

12:08am on May 7th, 2012 

I try to finish what is asked, and I can't complete the survey. My computer says the page has problems and won't let me continue, or the cell phone # I have and use everyday, they say confirm my number, and won't let me go on. What a waste of time. No thanks. Bet I don't get paid either !!!

Lori Nickerson   NY

1:58pm on April 2nd, 2012 

Panda research is now limiting you to so much of your earned pay to email...once they cap at 100% you have to take the offers in order to get paid...and you don't get paid for half the offers....so its pretty much a scam in my book...once you do select an offer and complete....you get spammed for ever via email and telephone....Basically they just don't want to pay out...because they actually lose money and they rather keep the advertisers money for themselves


baggett   georgia

9:39pm on March 15th, 2012 

they should not be allowed to do what this site does, you read all these mails and never get paid. you try to contact them some crazy ticket support thing that never gets answer.

joe vanspaam   usa

8:39am on March 13th, 2012 

It is all a scam and waste of your time. I created a test email account on gmail and i signed up for panda research with it. Then did a couple surveys and and now the email account is being flooded with over 300 junk emails a day.

EVE   NORTH CAROLINA

12:17am on March 4th, 2012 

I was mere pennies away from my $50 payout and they "changed" the payout procedures...Or so i was told by panda support...However, when i checked the faq's on their website...It was still set at $50 as it was when i signed up...Complete waste of time!!

sharon   tx

3:49pm on March 3rd, 2012 

spent $150 & hours & hours of time, they want a 'screen shot' if you say you did something & didn't get paid, which is crazy. Don't do it.

Speak truth   usa

10:34pm on March 2nd, 2012 

Yea it seems like you have to spend 5+$ to make 4$ it's not worth it at all.

SCAM-- they want you to give other people your personal information. and sign up for junk.

only pay thru pay pal who takes their cut of your earnings. they keep your extra $ ie(57.99 they only pay 50. and keep 7.99)

a-m-benjamin   san francisco, ca

1:32pm on March 2nd, 2012 

even though they have some surveys listed on their accounts that say they do not required a credit card number. every survey i completed demanded that i sign up for something before it i get approved for anything. in my opinion it is a was of time.

jannelee   Grants Pass

11:15pm on February 20th, 2012 

Panda Research - yet another scam. Please, don't make the mistake of hoping you will get paid for what they say you will get paid for. You won't. Sleaze and nothing more. They get paid.

w baggett   Location unknown

7:55pm on February 20th, 2012 

i am suppose to have money in my account,have never been paid. do not waste your time here.

amber   somewhere in the states

5:17am on February 20th, 2012

This site is a scam Angela please let us know so we can sue them someone needs to file a class action lawsuit for fraud and misrepresentation and theft of services people are working and they are stealing from them never paying them they are getting paid by the companies who you do surveys for and they are selling your private information to these companies who call you at all times of the day trying to sell you more garbage sue these thieves

Anonymous   Location unknown

11:18am on February 18th, 2012 

Panda research is a rip off...especially if u are trying to make money... They expect u to spend ur money using their site

Angie   NC

11:49pm on February 3rd, 2012 

Total scam. Wasted my night.

Julie A.   Gainesville

8:33am on January 27th, 2012 

I agree this is a scam and a waste of peoples valuable time. I have never received the money promised and I cannot even see where I have any money in Pay-Pal. Also forcing people into purchasing products is wrong after they already take the survey. Don't Do This One!!!

Robert Stringer   Houson

7:26am on January 27th, 2012 

You all are so right Panda is a scam.there day will come,It always does you no.

B Rusling   Colorado

8:49pm on January 24th, 2012 

I have been emailing back and forth with Panda "Research" for five months over one survey that they refused to verify for me. I sent them several screen shots of my confirmation emails, and every time they would tell me that they couldn't open my screen shot and did I need to talk with someone about HOW to do a screen shot. No! This went around and around, the result being we'd always end up back on square one, when they'd say they'd submit my request to the "account manager." I finally built a file of all of my correspondence with them and emailed it to them with a very nice warning that I would be reporting them to the BBB and the Survey Police website. Nearly a month ago, I received a message stating that they had verified the survey, and that I could go to the site and request my payment. Nothing as of yet.

I really appreciated "Sudo Nim's" explanation/description of Panda's practices. It is the most succinct and realistic I've read. I wish I'd seen it before I signed up. As for being one of those "whiners" you speak of, Megan KCMO, a true survey panel should NEVER ask you to purchase something. I am a member of several legitimate survey sites, and there is an ocean of differences between any of them and Panda Research. You must be very patient, indeed, if you could subsist on only "free" surveys with Panda.

Anonymous   Chicago

12:18pm on January 23rd, 2012 

Panda Research is a totally legit survey site that actually does pay members in cash. I have received $100 so far for only doing surveys. The only caveats are:

1. You must have a PayPal account (these accounts require a bank account and are free)

2. You will receive payments in $50 increments only

3. You must wait 30 days after you first request a payment and they release funds on the 15th and 30th of the month.

Jeffrey Hannon   Whitman,Ma

3:36pm on January 7th, 2012 

When does this site payoff?

Ivan Snavely   Electric City, WA 99123

12:31am on January 2nd, 2012 

I just wrote Panda this email...I will let share with you all if a receive a response:

I guess I am confused.

How am I making money by completing this survey if you will pay me $8.00. But to join Blockbuster even with one video at a time it will cost me
$9.99 per month.

Cost: 9.99

Survey: $8.00

Am I missing something?

Thank you.

Ivan Snavely

P.S.: Am I missing something here? Please, I really want to know.

Thank you.

Ross   Williamsburg, Va

11:03am on January 1st, 2012 

The site is real.... The surveys are real.... Problem is you have to pay for a product during the survey. Realize if you sign up for any services through this you are responsible for the contract. Especially the Direct TV and Credit.com. My suggestion STAY AWAY.


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