[Air-L] R: incentives

[elanor at inventati.org]

If it is market research, I can tell you that in Italy (and other European
countries) is illegal to pay people by cash.
So, Amazon card is a good idea. I think you can ask them to differentiate
the card by country. 

You should check out the list of gifts on the website of Toluna or Dynata.
You can get an idea of what they offer in the different countries. 
I hope this helps,
Elanor


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Da: Air-L <air-l-bounces at listserv.aoir.org> Per conto di Lauri Goldkind
Inviato: martedì 23 marzo 2021 00:58
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Oggetto: [Air-L] incentives

Hello Researchers,

I was wondering how people handle offereing a gift card incentive when a
project is global in scope?
We are planning on offering a $50 USD gift card but then I realized that one
cannot use a US amazon or staples card outside of the US (yes, elementary, I
realize).

I wonder if any of you have offered a cash or cash-like incentive and how
you distributed it to out-of-country participants.

Thoughts appreciated.

Thanks!
Lauri
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