All you need to do to get started is to fill out the short signup form on the home page of our website and click “submit”. Then, check your email and confirm that you have subscribed to iamlikethisonly.in by clicking on the link provided in the email that we will send you. It’s that simple.

You should receive your first paid survey shortly after you have submitted your information through our signup form. The survey will be sent to the e-mail address that you provided on the signup form. You are eligible from the minute you complete the sign-up to receive surveys. Therefore, you could receive an invitation right away. However, you should receive your first survey within two or three weeks. It really depends on your profile information and the current needs of the organizations.

IALTO will send you e-mail invitations to paid surveys.

The money earned for completing a survey depends on the survey and on the company for whom you are completing the survey. Usually, the longer the survey, the greater the pay. In general, the amount will vary between 30 up to 250 INR for each survey that you complete.

You will get paid by IALTO.

Yes, through Cheque, Bank Transfer or Vouchers.

To make a payout you first need to choose a payout method.

1. Login to your account.
2. Click on “Redeem Rewards”.
3. When you’ve reached $6.25, you can get your reward by clicking on the update button.
4. You can choose to redeem your incentives as a Cheque.
5. Click “Update”.

The points do become inactive on the account if the panelist has not been active for a certain amount of time. A record of the points is still there, they just do not show on the balance. To reactivate the points, you must send an email to ask@krea.in. If you have been inactive for longer periods of time, your registration in the community may have been deleted.

You may unsubscribe from IALTO at any time. Log in to your panel account and simply follow the steps to unsubscribe and we will stop sending you any future e-mails immediately.

1. Login to your account.
2. Click on “Unsubscribe”.
3. Check the box “Do you really want to unsubscribe”.
4. Click “Unsubscribe”.
5. Click “OK”

This may vary depending on your profile (i.e. your gender, age, location, profession etc) and the needs of our clients. Normally, you’d receive from 1 to 5 surveys per month.

This service offered to you by IALTO is completely free of charge. We will never ask you for any money in any way. No catch.

The more profile information you provide when you register, the more likely you are to receive survey invites. On registering we also ask how frequently you would like to participate. We aim to match the number of surveys with your interest in completing surveys.

We encourage you to invite them to join.

Yes. We provide rewards in form of Vouchers vis-à-vis BookMyShow, Flipkart, BigBazaar or through PayTM because they are efficient systems, widely used and respected. It allows us to keep administration costs lower, and to pay our panelists quickly and easily.

To change your email address please send an email to support (panelsupport@krea.in) including your old email address that you receive surveys to and the new email address that you would like your surveys sent to. Please also include for security reasons your postcode and year of birth. Once these are received, your email address will be updated.

If you have forgotten your Username or Password please follow the steps below.

1. Click Reset Password
2. Click on the link “Forgot Password?”.
3. Enter your email address that you receive the surveys to.
4. Click on the grey box “Reset Password”.
5. A new Password will be sent to your email address.

If you get a message that you are using an invalid email address, check that your Browser accept Cookies (Including third party Cookies). You can also try to use another Browser to see if this helps.

IALTO is a member of Cint OpinionHUB (former Cint Panel Exchange (CPX)), and if you are a member of other panels that are also in the HUB network, it is possible to log into these panels from the IALTO website. You need to use the correct username and password for your IALTO account in order to log into the correct panel account.

Please check the following settings on your computer:

1. Ensure that cookies are enabled
2. Ensure that ISP settings are not blocking access to our website
3. Ensure that your browser does not block access to our website
4. Ensure that your anti-virus settings accept our website
5. Ensure that your firewall settings accept our website
6. Ensure that you add the community website as a Trusted Site on your internet browser
7. Passwords are case sensitive and check that your Caps Lock is switched off

Yes. This is IALTO’s Facebook page for discussing and networking among registered users and all the details of Winners of Sweepstakes competition will be intimated and declared on our Facebook page.

Survey closed means that one of the following has occurred: The survey has been completed. Normally surveys are active for 2-7 days. The desired number of answers has been collected for this survey. Some surveys automatically close due to inactivity, typically after 10-15 minutes.

Quota full means that the survey is full of respondents within the targeted range. This can be either before the start of a survey, which is normally indicated as closed, or sometimes in the early stages of a survey where certain criteria within the survey becomes filled. This normally varies depending on the rate any given survey is responded to and the overall amount of responses needed by different people to fill a quota. Surveys where you receive “Quota Full” do not count as fully completed and incentives are not rewarded as the information is not used.

Surveys are sent automatically when your profile matches the requirements of the survey. However, there will be times when the survey is full or you are screened out and instead of terminating you from the survey the system automatically looks for other surveys that match your profile. In this way, you have the opportunity to participate in another survey.

An error can occur on a survey for a couple of reasons. 1. If cookies are not enabled the survey will not recognize you as the respondent when you reach the end page of the survey and you will receive timed out. Please make sure that you have your cookies enabled. 2. When a survey is left open for an extended period of time the browser session expires and you will be timed out from the survey. In this case it is not possible to start the survey again or for a new link to be sent.

In order to answer surveys, your computer must accept cookies.

To enable cookies in Internet Explorer 7 or 8:

1. Click Start > Control Panel. (With WindowsXP Classic View, click the Windows Start button > Settings > Control Panel).
2. Double-click the Internet Options icon.
3. Select the Privacy tab.
4. Click Advanced.
5. Select “Override automatic cookie handling” under the “Cookies” section in the Advanced Privacy Settings window.
6. Select the “Accept” or “Prompt” option under “First-party Cookies.”
7. Select the “Accept” or “Prompt” option under “Third-party Cookies.” (If you select the “Prompt” option, you’ll be asked for approval every time a website attempts to send you a cookie.)
8. In the Internet Options window, click OK to exit.

To enable cookies in Internet Explorer 6:

1. Click Start > Control Panel. (With Windows XP Classic View, click the Windows Start button > Settings > Control Panel).
2. Click Advanced.
3. Select “Override Automatic Cookie Handling.”
4. Select the “Accept” or “Prompt” option under “First-party Cookies.”
5. Select the “Accept” or “Prompt” option under “Third-party Cookies.” (If you select the “Prompt” option, you’ll be asked for approval every time a website attempts to send you a cookie.)
6. In the Internet Options window, click OK to exit.

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Cookies cannot be programmed, cannot carry viruses, and cannot install malware on the host computer. However, they can be used by spyware to track user’s browsing activities—a major privacy concern that prompted European and US law makers to take action. Cookie data can also be illicitly disclosed by hackers to gain access to a victim’s web account.

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Surveys are sent automatically when your profile matches the requirements of the survey. We recommend that you fill in your profile with as much information as possible. That way it will be easier to match your profile to surveys that suit you.

We always endeavour to find the right survey for you. There may be times that you are asked the same question more than once – once in our pre-screening phase (where we are looking for a survey to match your profile), and once in the actual survey itself (where we are verifying that you meet the survey’s criteria). Although it might seem like an inconvenience or a mistake that you are asked the same question more than once – rest assured that it isn’t and please bear with us through this quality process.

This process does two things:

a) it gives us a better chance of finding a survey for you.

b) provides better quality data to our clients who are looking for a certain type of person

A screen out occurs when you are outside the target group for a given survey. Rather than consuming your time on answers that cannot be used the survey finishes early (normally within the first few questions). This can happen from time to time even if you have originally been selected to take part as some surveys require specific information. Surveys where you receive “screen out” do not count as fully completed and incentives are not rewarded as the information is not used.

Negative incentives can occur when someone completed a survey in a manner deemed inappropriate (bad or untruthful). We will not share with you which questions proved to be problematic for our clients. Below are some ways clients define “bad” or “untruthful” responses.

Every survey executed has an estimated time to complete. If you complete a survey in a time frame that does not fall within the range that is acceptable you will not qualify for the survey, receive an incentive and may be terminated from the community.

If you provide answers that are not accurate and or inconsistent in any manner whatsoever you will not qualify for the survey, receive an incentive and may be terminated from the panel.

Clients, at times, will put questions in the survey multiple times or demand that you choose a specific answer to ensure you are being truthful and/or reading the entire survey question. If our client should find that your responses are unacceptable as per the red herring directive you will not qualify for the survey, receive an incentive and may be terminated from the panel./p>

At times, clients will have a section within a survey that requests respondents to fill in their answers by writing them in, rather than selecting an answer from a set of pre-identified responses. If a response in Open Ended question is considered to contain language that is inappropriate, non-sensible, or not fitting for the question you will not qualify for the survey, receive an incentive and may be terminated from the panel.

NO!! You shall never give away your log in details. Not to IALTO or Krea or to anyone else. We don’t need your password or username. We will use other information to find you in our system when you contact us.

Sometimes you may receive an email falsely claiming to be from unknown entity. This is called “phishing” because the sender is “fishing” for your personal data. The goal is to trick you into clicking through to a fake or “spoof” website, or into calling a bogus customer service number where they can collect and steal your sensitive personal or financial information. If you have responded to a phishing email and provided any personal information, or if you think someone has used your account without permission, you should immediately change your password and security questions.