Please take the time to fill out the following survey form to help us more understand the needs of the Jamaican Internet user. Be sure to invite your friends to participate.

Age
Sex	---------- Male Female
Marital status	------------ Single Married Divorced
What kind of computer do you use	-------------- Windows '98 Windows 2000 Windows XP Windows NT Windows Vista Apple Macintosh Apple other than Mac Linux
What is your occupation	-------------- Student Education Professional Management Computer Other
What is your monthly income	-------------- Less than $15K $15 - 34K $35 -54K $55 - 84K Greater than $85
What is your screen resolution	-------------- 640 x 480 < 1024 x 758 > 1024 x 758
Have you ever purchased anything on the net	-------------- Yes No
Which Jamaican sites do you visit on the net	What are your favourite Jamaican sites
Where do you usually access the internet?	-------------- Home Work School Friend Other
Would you be willing to make a purchase on the net	------ Yes No
E-mail address (Optional)	What would you buy on the net Music Grocery Books Software Clothes Hardware Airline Tickets Pay bills
How long have you been using the Internet	-------------- < 1 Year 1 - 2 Years > 2 Years
What browser do you use	-------------- FireFox Internet Explorer Netscape Opera Other
How much time do you spend on the net daily	--------- < 1 Hour 1 to 2 Hours > 2 Hour
What do you do mainly on the net	What are the main problems with using the net
Who is your Internet Service Provider	-------------- Anbell Anngel Cable & Wireless Cybervale Emoquad Flow Infochan Kasnet N5 UWIMonaNet
What speed is you connection to the internet	------- Dial-up DSL Over 5 Mbps
Are you comfortable with sending credit card information over the net	------- Yes No
Comments

This form has been created for the sole purpose of research and involves the use of the internet and information technology within Jamaica. The information returned is the sole property of Quantum Research and its affiliates and may be distributed in any manner seen fit with the exclusion of violating the privacy rights of individuals taking part in the survey.