PineCone Research continues to grow and we invite you to help! We are offering select members the opportunity to recommend membership to a friend or relative who is NOT a member of their household.
Do you know of households that would like to join the PineCone Research Panel? If so, please FORWARD A COPY of this email to each household you would like to refer so that they may click on the registration link shown below. That household should complete the registration form themselves and submit it. REMEMBER THAT ONLY ONE PERSON PER HOUSEHOLD MAY REGISTER. Multiple registrations of the same Household will void all registrations.
Here is the link to the registration:
http://www.pineconeresearch.com/signup/ds531Referral1.asp
As a member in good standing, you've already seen the benefits of being part of PineCone Research. So please, share the benefits of membership with a friend. Just don't forget, please don't tell them about any of the products that you have seen in our questionnaires or tried in your home. Remember, it's important that your PineCone Research survey and product testing experiences remain confidential.
If your referral has any questions, they can email us at scott@pineconeresearch.com or click on the attached links to learn more about PineCone Research.
http://www.pineconeresearch.com//about.HTM
http://www.pineconeresearch.com//policy.htm
While this is not a paid referral program, we genuinely appreciate your help in spreading the word that PINECONE IS GROWING!
Thank you,
Karen Scott
Web site: http://www.pineconeresearch.com
3 comments:
I signed up and received my first compensation check yesterday! Talk about the big bucks! :)
I registered the last time you told us about it, and never heard back from them. I'm afraid to register again for fear that it will void my registrations. Any suggestions?
I got in the first time I applied years ago, but many of my friends applied several times before they got accepted. If it's only been a month since you applied I would not apply again, but email Karen Scott directly and ask. She is very helpful.
It is all about demographics and stuff like that when it comes to them accepting people at certain times I think.
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