BuzzBack Upgrades Survey Panel Website

Have you visited BuzzBack lately? If not then you probably aren't aware of the new changes to their website. The picture above on the left is what the new survey panel website looks like and on the right is what the old survey panel website use to look like - what a difference! I think they had been slowly redesigning their survey panel website since their parent website looks very similar to the new layout. The older layout of the did seem very outdated, there wasn't much detail or uniqueness about it other than just being plain.


I hadn't visited BuzzBack in a month or so since I hadn't gotten any survey invitations for that period of time. After checking my email account I received an email from BuzzBack asking me to update my account, this notice appeared in a spiffy new template I hadn't seen from them before. When I followed the link to update my account this is when I discovered their new look. I completed a short survey to update my member info and then I was taken to "my dashboard" where, to my surprise, there was a $2 survey waiting for me!

The "My Rewards" section is one of the changes I do like, simply for the fact that you can keep track of the amount you have earned, the amount available, the amount cashed out, amount pending and more! If you liked getting PayPal payment sent to you every time after you had completed a survey then you may not be so keen on their new payment method. You will now only be able to cash out if you have earned $15 or more, this isn't too bad compared to others that have a $25 minimum. Looking at the rewards section of BuzzBack may remind you of another survey site, SurveyHead, that has a similar rewards section.

There are quite a few ways you can redeem your rewards, you can also choose to donate to a charity as well. Below are the different ways you can redeem your earnings:

• Amazon.com® Gift Card 
• Amazon.com® MP3 GiftCard,
• NASCAR.COM Gift Certificates
• NBAStore.com Gift Certificates
• NFLShop Gift Certificates
• Nike Gift Card
• PayPal
• Playspan
• Shop.NHL.com Gift Certificates
• SportsAuthority.com Gift Certificates
• VIPGift PASS
• Visa virtual account.

What do you think of their new website design? If you have logged in who do you like the layout?

Two More BuzzBack Payments!

Two more payments from BuzzBack, one is for $2 and the other is for $20. The $20 payment was for doing a product test for them, the $2 one was just for a simple survey. Have you received any payments from BuzzBack lately? What are your thoughts about BuzzBack?

BuzzBack Payment Proofs

Here are a couple payment proofs from BuzzBack. I ment to post them last month but have been busy, my apologies about that. But payment proof is payment proof. If you didn't already know, BuzzBack is now paying by PayPal instead of check.

BuzzBack Pays Via PayPal Now!

In early May I completed a survey from BuzzBack regarding the use of PayPal as a payment option. Around the middle of the month I received an email thanking me for completing the survey and that they enjoyed looking over the responses all the respondents gave. Ultimately they decided that they will be switching over to PayPal instead of checks. They believe it is a better option than check since payments will be safer for the environment, more secure, and less time consuming.

I honestly think this change is for the better, in the past it took about 4-6 weeks to receive my check for one survey. The day after I completed a survey from BuzzzBack I received payment via PayPal , when I saw the email stating that I had received a payment from BuzzBack I was excited. Below you can view my first PayPal payment from BuzzBack:



I know a lot of survey takers will agree that this payment method will be faster and more convenient, not only for the panelists but for BuzzBack as well. If you are a member of BuzzBack, what do you think of this new payment method? Do you like it or would you rather get a check in the mail? And for those of you who aren't members, does this change make you more likely to join BuzzBack or less likely?