It’s back again, you better sign up quick, because these go FAST!!
Have you heard of the Nielsen Homescan Consumer Panel?
As a Nielsen panel member, Homescan will provide you with a FREE hand-held scanner. Every time you or members of your household shop, you’ll use the scanner to scan the barcodes on all of your purchases. Then, once a week, you’ll send them your purchase information.
As a Nielsen panel member, Homescan will provide you with a FREE hand-held scanner. Every time you or members of your household shop, you’ll use the scanner to scan the barcodes on all of your purchases. Then, once a week, you’ll send them your purchase information.
What’s in it for you?
You’ll earn gift points for scanning products. The gift points will be redeemable for name-brand merchandise, including electronics equipment, jewelry, household items, toys, and much more! You’ll also earn entries into sweepstakes!
Interested in becoming a Homescan Panelist?
Just go here and fill out the form! Please be aware that certain Zip codes are excluded (I’m not sure which ones), so you may or may not qualify. It worth a shot to see, though! (Unfortunately, my zip code didn’t need anyone, rats!)
Do I have any readers currently in the program that would like to share their perspectives?
They aren’t looking for 37214 either
No 37167 either
I have been selected but wont get my scanner for a few weeks.
not looking in 37127
boo, didn’t work for me either:( 37211
I’ve been in the program for about a year now. I joined in 37207 and now live in 37064. It’s quite a bit of work…you have to scan EVERYTHING you buy and transmit at least once a week. They also email you questionnaire invitations to do online. You earn points which are used for the gifts…it takes some time to accumulate enough points for the decent prizes. Good program if you have a lot of patience and free time.
I have been scanning since 2005. It took time to get used to the process and it seemed bothersome … but I have hung in there and have gotten all sorts of free gifts. The gifts I remember are: glass bowls with lids, cassarole dishes of various sizes and shapes, barbecue utensils and a hydro herb grower.