I was contacted by arbitron reserahc to be a rating family.
I understand that part of the deal is that you wear some small device that tracks your ratings. Has anyone worn one of these? Are they a pain?
Nicolas wrote:We did it for three months or so. We earned about $215. As someone else said, you get used to it after awhile. I'd still be doing it but my wife didn't like it so I had to give it up. They won't allow you to continue solo.
gkaplan wrote:Nicolas wrote:We did it for three months or so. We earned about $215. As someone else said, you get used to it after awhile. I'd still be doing it but my wife didn't like it so I had to give it up. They won't allow you to continue solo.
If you're single, they don't want you?
Petrocelli wrote:I understand that part of the deal is that you wear some small device that tracks your ratings.
Harold wrote:I was an arbitron "family" as a single person in the 90s.
I didn't have a device though. I had a booklet to record what I watched. Given that according to what they provided me I represented something like tens of thousands of local viewers, I felt a sense of power. I resisted the temptation to claim I watched Gilligan's Island all day every day however.
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