Hi to everyone,
I clicked on a product to 'TEST and VOTE' : Cherry Shoe Polish.

I was one of the first name on the list. At the time there where 35 names.
I have not and did not receive the product for testing.

After checking the 'Test & Vote' Tab, today 16-02-2008, there seemed to be 200 names against the product, but mine was not there.

Does this site genuinely supply candidates with there products to test and vote or is it a fix?
Please help, because this site is not helpful with this matter.
If this is the case I would rather go to a reliable site.

volunteered for afew not recieved any as yet,,am keen to tryn any!

I think that the government should give Parents with low earnings and none at all, free tickets for the entire family (That is Parents or Guardians and Children) to visit: Historic; Learning Centres such as: Zoos; Museums, (all around the country, not just where you live), even if they make it a GROUP TICKETS (any amount) where neighbourhood’s kids can go as a group.
I am sure the government can afford to arrange payment for the transportation to these excursions by coach.

I believe we all can learn from seeing the wonders of the world rather than being told in classes.
Rather the government give the monies to this and that educational trust, why not towards the children of the future!

Is this a good way to spend monies the government officials state they have for education?

It's a good idea for parents on low incomes to get access to educational attractions free of charge, or at least at a vastly reduced rate of cost. However, I believe that this is already being done in some parts of Britain and through certain companies who own certain facilities. In my local area, the leisure centre has reductions on it's facilities for people on benefit. What needs to be done more is to persuade the people who are eligible to take up the offer more. In response to another opinion here, adults on low incomes or on benefit could do most college course for free of charge should they wish to do so, as the colleges offer free or reduced training for these people. A Levels and GCSE's are definitely included, with only the exam fee to be paid and that is generally £40 which does not need to be paid until the end of the course.