UK GNer? Please take this survey - £300 voucher to be won

Done it. Didn't think it was very intrusive. That said I wouldn't want one at anytime. Suppose it's OK if you live life to a timetable but having your DC ring because you decided to have a lie in one day ... No Thankyou!!

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When will we know the winner?

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When will this draw take place? It’s been amongst two months!

I couldn’t get back to the survey after I’d looked at the product!

I did access the web site but wasn't much the wiser. I thought the whole concept was intrusive. The picture of the developing team showed a group of millennials who probably wanted to keep an eye on their grandparents without bothering to visit and check up on them.

With so many negative comments..... it must be selling something. Didn't bother even looking at it.

All done.

I completed it but agree it was marketing.

Link to website not working. Thought that was quite ironic, given the subject!

I DID manage to complete the survey but found it difficult as the answers could only be of the "good/better/best" variety. Actually, I thought the product was worse than useless. Worse, because it would engender a false sense of assurance, while serving no useful purpose.EG if the person spent a sunny afternoon in the garden, the motion censor would report no movement in the house and the door censor would report that the back/patio door had been left open. Whereas, should a c
C riminal enter the house, as long as they shut the door and passed through the motion censors, no report would be sent.

I completed some of it but it Wouldn't let me progress

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Well was doing survey then when had to go to the products website couldn't get back said error then took me back to start. Didn't realise this was a sales pitch survey.

Answered questions honestly. Then you get to the end and you realize that they want you to purchase a gadget. I've done surveys like this previously. At the end they want you to buy something it they're asking for information you would rather not give.

The link to the website doesn’t work so abandoned it

Sorry to say even after reading other people's comments I started the survey - and I'm another one that decided not to complete it or submit that type of information. Something about the way the questions were phrased didn't feel right. I don't object to the provision of things that help people per se but some surveys are too nosy, too intrusive and not always 100% connected to the subject. There's always social media if I wanted to announce living alone or having problems myself or with others and certainly don't want to be pestered to buy anything at a later date. Think I'll stick to surveys I find relevant to me and testing products I might like or find useful and then leaving some honest feedback.

I gave up too ! It was sales .
I use Howzz but it's a site to do up your house !

Of course it's marketing why else would they do it! Also it's not targeted for the fit healthy retired it's for those who are not so lucky. Or their parents. I'm 61 and many of my friends are having a very difficult time with elderly parents.

I have a very frail 85 year old mother who lives alone 45 minutes away from me. Anything that enables her to continue to live safely in her own home is worth a look. She already had a pendant alarm whcih proved it's worth last week when she fell in the bathroom at 3am and hit her face on the tiles.
This product might well be useful for her but I also see it's benefit for people in the early stages of dementia.

This product is not something which would interest me. It's like prison surveillance!

Gave up. I felt it was a marketing ploy

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Done. But I’m too young for that!

I did fill it in but I also thought it was a marketing strategy.
I ended up not knowing how intrusive it actually was. I do not particularly want anybody knowing I fell asleep in my chair for a couple of hours!