I question the validity of this one too. My gut tells me it is probably a one time survey and a way to get your email so they can spam you with your permission. I signed up anyway. I will let you all know how it goes. If my gut turns out to be right, I will email them and let them know I know they are playing games. I will also tell them their actions have been reported on public survey scammer sites. I do this kinda stuff all the time. Some times it actually works!


Olay wants your help in shaping the future of skin care.

You are cordially invited to join the Olay Expert Panel, exclusively reserved for members of Club Olay. As a highly valued consumer and expert panelist, your insight will help Olay better understand and cater to your unique skin care needs.

You may also be invited back via e-mail to participate in another survey where you can share your skin care experiences and opinions. In fact, you could qualify for samples and sneak previews of new products that Olay is still in the process of designing. To join the Olay Expert Panel now, please click here to register and complete the questionnaire, which may take 20-30 minutes. This offer is limited to the first 50,000 club Olay members that complete the questionnaire.

http://olaypanel.digitalbang.net/page.aspx?page=home

To check validity of surveys for some products, if you happen to have the product in your home, you can call the 1800 number listed on said product and ask away. In the case of Olay, the number is 1800-960-7925

I believe it is a genuine survey from them. It's the actual existence of a "product test panel" that I question.

Olay is distributed by P&G which is an old and trusted company. They do get much feedback and actually use it from their customers which is why they are consistently coming out with new and better products.

If this is from Olay then I would believe in the product testing panel if you met the needs they had.

Thanks