COMPANY INFORMATION
Toluna Inc.
16200 Dallas Parkway, Suite 140
Dallas, TX 75248-6897
Email: US Contact Page
Phone Support: 1-866-249-4294
- Minimum Age to Join: 14
- Rewards: Points redeemable for Cash or Gift Vouchers
- Minimum Required for Cash: 60,000 points / $20
- Regions of Participation: International
Toluna Panel Community Information
The Toluna panel community is owned and operated by the Toluna Group, a market research firm with US headquaters in Dallas, Texas, and global headquarters in Paris France. Toluna has built up a significant presence in the United States via its recent acquisitions of the Your2Cents panels and Greenfield Online. Member’s of the old Your2Cents panel have been migrated to the US toluna Panel.
How to Earn Money with Toluna
- Get started by joining the Toluna and completing your interest surveys.
- Be sure to complete your interest surveys as this will qualify you for more paid survey opportunities, and you will get 2000 points added to your account for completing them.
- After joining you can find information on current studies by checking your email, or by logging into the member’s area.
- Each survey is rewarded with a point value, which usually ranges from 3000 to 15000 points ($1 to $5). In additon, Toluna members can earn more points by participating in community activies like Sponsored Polls, writing opinions, etc.
Payment Terms
- 60,000 points = $20 minimum required to request Cash Payment via Check or PayPal
- Payments are sent via check or you can choose from a selection of gift vouchers.
- It usually takes up to 8 weeks for checks to be processed and delivered. PayPal payments are delivered within one week.
Conclusion
Toluna offers a little more than just a survey panel. They offer a community where you can exchange ideas with over 2.5 million members.
Average User Ratings for Toluna
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Toluna: Brand New Community Site
19. Your2Cents $90 (Minimum pay out: 60,000 points or $20) (Joined: 2008-03-01) (product tests) ($90 rec’d)
Toluna has been very consistent in sending me $1 to $6 surveys, many of which I qualify for. I have earned $90 from them since March 1, 2008. You get a $1 bonus for filling out each of the 13 profiles, which are credited as soon as you complete your first survey. There is a $20 minimum cash out (60,000 points) and they do not currently offer PayPal. Occasionally they will send you a free product test. They also have quarterly $5000 sweepstakes drawings.
Toluna’s new site now offers a community experience that allows us to earn points by giving 80-word opinions (100 points), taking polls (15 points) and also by creating polls and opinion questions. There are also sponsored surveys that are worth 120 to 300 points. You receive 500 points for referring a friend.
Toluna acquired Your2Cents earlier this year and is set to acquire Greenfield Online January 4, 2010 so we are not yet certain what the future holds.
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Slow but OK
I used to like your2cents a lot better, now I get these emails from toluna. Don’t really care for it since the change. They points you need to cash out are high, and take a long time to achieve $10 bucks. I still do the surveys from time to time, usually on weekends if I am a bit bored. The surveys themselves are good, I just like to see my time and opinions being paid for a bit more. Would recommend this one more than some of the others though!
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Very steady/positive site
Toluna was introduced to me because I had been a member of your 2 cents with whom they merged with. My overall experience with Toluna has been very positive. Toluna offers survey for points. A member will receive instant win emails stating that a survey is available usually for a $1-$3 prize amount and sometimes a $2-$5 amount. I was successful in completing many of these surveys. Also i am able to take sponsored polls and give opinions in 80-100 words for points. The points add up very quickly as they consistently offer many surveys.
Customer service is really good. They always get back to you within 3-7 days and work hard to answer your questions.
In January 2010 Toluna merged with Greenfield so I am not sure how this is going to affect the Toluna site. Since the merger the one negative I’ve noticed is that I no longer
receive instant win emails. A positive is if you go on their site you can take a number of surveys but they are now mostly in the 900-1500 point level which is equal to about 25-50 cents since 3,000 points equal $1.00. I am still forming my opinion to Toluna since the merger.
If Toluna stays consistent the way they were before their merger with Greenfield then I would definetly recommend this site as one of the premier survey sites to belong to.
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I CAN ALMOST GAURANTEE YOU THAT I ONLY GET TO DO I IN 10 SURVEYS. I AM ALWAYS DISQUALIFED. WHY TAKE ALL MY INFORMATION TO RECEIVE MORE SURVEYS WHEN THEY BARELY USE ME. THIS DOESN’T MAKE SENSE AND CERTAINLY DOESN’T HELP ME GET POINTS.
I GET PLENTY OF SURVEYS, THAT IM NOT QUALIFED FOR. THANKS FOR LISTENING
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Don't take their Surveys
Toluna is a rip off. They recently joined with that awful survey group, Greenfield
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and things went from bad to worse.
You will complete a whole survey with Toluna and then get an ERROR message,
so they will get all the survey info from you, but won’t have to pay for any of it.
Another one of their tactics is to let you take the WHOLE survey and when you
click the SUBMIT your survey button, a screen pops up saying they’ve met their quota already. They get a full survey out of you either way and do not pay you.
And you can’t get any help from their “customer support” .
I’ve written them several times trying to resolve these survey ‘error’ problems.
Oh and when they recently joined up with Greenfield , they upped your cash
out level to 60,000 points. So you now need 60,000 points ($20) to cash out.
I did cash out right after Toluna joined up with Greenfield and made the changes
to their point system. Got paid through paypal with no problems.
But I stopped taking surveys for them back in early Jan 2010 because
of all the survey errors and them not resolving the problems.
There are a lot of other legitmate survey site out there , sign up with them
but stay away from Toluna!
They send you an auto reply but never resolve your problem.
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Very legit, take on average about $1-3 surveys 3x daily! And sometimes high-paying (from $5-25)!
I’ve been a member since the end of October until now and I only took around 2-3 surveys per week (although offered more) and have already made $60.00 since! Each survey is an average of 15-30mins long and around $1-5 dollars each! Very legit; no exaggerations or promises to make absurd amounts of cash as a beginner! Just a professional fun sight where you can earn a great amount of extra cash in your spare time. It takes $20 to cash out and is completely free to join! Majority of surveys are multiple choice only but some include fun pictures, popular movie trailers, and drag and drop features! I would join if I were you, there’s honestly nothing to lose and I’ve been apart of many surveys sights this one is just so simple and legit.
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Don't recommend
I was with Greenfield for years and since it’s been Toluna I’ve been very unhappy. First of all my computer won’t work for the surveys, have to use another computer. Secondly, they deducted 20,000 points from my account because they said I was inactive. I was never at any time inactive. As soon as I reach payout amount I’m canceling my account.
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Going downhill
This used to be a decent survey company when it was Your2Cents and Toluna, before the merger with Greenfield. Since the merger, the frequency of surveys has gone up, but the number of surveys that I qualify for has gone down considerably. I used to qualify for approx. 20 – 25 % of their surveys, but now it is under 5 %. So, as a result the total number of surveys that I have qualified for, has gone down, even with the increased frequency. Furthermore, the incentives have gone down. You used to be able to earn 3000 points ($ 1.00) per 15 – 20 min, but now the majority of their surveys only reward you with 900 points ($ 0.30) per 15 – 20 min survey. And this low reward incentive is the lowest among the survey companies. There are surveys, which still reward you with 3000 points per 20 min, but about 1/3 fall in this catagory. And I never seem to qualify for those!! When this site was named “paid-online-surveys” (or so) Greenfield was one of the lowest rated survey companies and based on what I read in the reviews, I decided not to join them. Now I get to experience first hand, why Greenfield was rated so low, and I completely understand that now. Unfortunately, Toluna now uses Greenfiied methods and I do not really care for those. As soon as I qualify for the minimum cash out (60,000 points = $ 20.00) I will leave this company, but that might take me a while with these practices.
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BRING BACK MY 2 Cents
Used to really enjoy My2cents surveys since I qualified often and saw checks coming fairly often.. Since Greenfield (which I never cared for) took it over, I either don’t qualify or survey quota already filled (even when I answer it as soon as I get!)… and 60,000 is way toooo many pts to have to get to before cashing in for $20. I’m going to stay with it a little longer and see if it improves… but will cease doing surveys if I don’t see SOME return on the time I spend trying to do their surveys!
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They are not as good as 2 cents o r Greenfield
They send me a lot of surverys that I don’t qualify for. No reason why. I get tired of giving them my name address etc etc, and not qualifying. Otherwise, I like them ok. I enjoy taking surveys while I’m watching something on tv. Otherwise, I pick my fingers. Thanks, Kathy
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