Who has had such bad experiences with market research companies (eg Medefield)?
Lately, the service of some medical market research companies (notably, for example, Medefield or GlocalPanel) has dropped significantly. Apparently they are indifferent to their reputation in the medical community. For example, Medefield invites you to study with a very specific fee and, at the end of the survey, they state that you can expect a fee of "0 Euro". In addition, while they undertake to pay fees within 4 to 6 weeks, but have not sent any fee codes for weeks. Colleagues have been reported to be invited by Medefield to a polling community that lasted over 9 days, and up to 10 UEGW questions were answered each day. The fee for this type of extensive survey is not lush at 195 euros anyway. The height of insolence, however, is that if one asks about paying for the study, then Medefield will ask them if they can prove that they participated in the survey. This proof can of course only come from Medefield itself in the form of a fee confirmation. And so on and so on. Who has had similar experiences with Medefield and other survey institutes? Apparently their reputation in the medical community does not matter to them now. Please have a look on SERMO, there are from othe colleagues further examples of the criminal way of working.
I did a week long market research for Humira. I was promised $125 for my time. I have contacted the company 7 times and they never pay out. 4 months have passed. Do not trust this company.
I too did a survey - promised £25 incentive. Chased it for 3 months - then finally get a £7 voucher. They are clever as the firstly avoid answering emails. There is no complaints procedure . There is no contact number My advice is simple - don't do surveys for this company - they will never pay out. It's a total scam.
Medefield may be a fraudulent company--it's based in the us empire, hence, not unlikely regarding the fraud/malfeascence/misrepresentations.
There is a usa person/s names Laura Mallet that claims is the "survey coordinator'---who knows if this person exists."She" gives auto responses and canned responses to questions if the "she" even responds (very likely, some techno nonsense). Medefield may likely be a scam as they are unresponsive regarding payments of a completed survey. This is fraud if they do not pay.
I'm waiting the honoraria gained in the latest years..... the answers are automathic, ripetitive and sometimes it seems they are joking.... really bad bad experience!!! No phone number available !!!
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Steer clear of Medefield polls!
Who has had such bad experiences with market research companies (eg Medefield)?
Lately, the service of some medical market research companies (notably, for example, Medefield or GlocalPanel) has dropped significantly. Apparently they are indifferent to their reputation in the medical community. For example, Medefield invites you to study with a very specific fee and, at the end of the survey, they state that you can expect a fee of "0 Euro". In addition, while they undertake to pay fees within 4 to 6 weeks, but have not sent any fee codes for weeks. Colleagues have been reported to be invited by Medefield to a polling community that lasted over 9 days, and up to 10 UEGW questions were answered each day. The fee for this type of extensive survey is not lush at 195 euros anyway. The height of insolence, however, is that if one asks about paying for the study, then Medefield will ask them if they can prove that they participated in the survey. This proof can of course only come from Medefield itself in the form of a fee confirmation. And so on and so on. Who has had similar experiences with Medefield and other survey institutes? Apparently their reputation in the medical community does not matter to them now. Please have a look on SERMO, there are from othe colleagues further examples of the criminal way of working.
Steer clear of Medefield polls!
I did a week long market research for Humira. I was promised $125 for my time. I have contacted the company 7 times and they never pay out. 4 months have passed. Do not trust this company.
I too did a survey - promised £25 incentive. Chased it for 3 months - then finally get a £7 voucher. They are clever as the firstly avoid answering emails. There is no complaints procedure . There is no contact number My advice is simple - don't do surveys for this company - they will never pay out. It's a total scam.
likely more us fraud
Medefield may be a fraudulent company--it's based in the us empire, hence, not unlikely regarding the fraud/malfeascence/misrepresentations.
There is a usa person/s names Laura Mallet that claims is the "survey coordinator'---who knows if this person exists."She" gives auto responses and canned responses to questions if the "she" even responds (very likely, some techno nonsense). Medefield may likely be a scam as they are unresponsive regarding payments of a completed survey. This is fraud if they do not pay.
I'm waiting my honoraria .... only uto responses
I'm waiting the honoraria gained in the latest years..... the answers are automathic, ripetitive and sometimes it seems they are joking.... really bad bad experience!!! No phone number available !!!