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Be rewarded for sharing your opinions! RESEARCH MINDS is an online community for people to participate in paid market research opportunities. RESEARCH MINDS has active panels in Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Singapore and the United Kingdom. Help companies, governments and academic institutions work out what you want. Share your opinion and make money in your spare time. For every completed survey you will receive an entry in our monthly prepaid gift card draw. Or using the form below.CONTENT
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