Earn 300-600 UA miles for taking a survey
#586
Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: VPS
Programs: IHG Diamond, Delta PM, Hilton Gold, Accor Gold, Marriott Silver
Posts: 7,208
Points For Surveys is the JetBlue version of the site, and when I did a half-assed test with that site, it seems like it's 4 surveys between those two sites. Opinion Outpost is the 'parent' of both those sites, and I'll sometimes get a survey there even after hitting the four per day on OMC. (You can get United Miles at Opinion Outpost, but it takes doing a fair number of surveys to get them to deposit in 300 miles chunks)
MyPoints has United Miles- again you're not getting the same number of miles per survey as with OMC, but it does add up, especially if you also do a little shopping or hotel booking through their portal.
E-rewards has United miles as one of their redemption options for surveys. Their downside is that, save for certain special circumstances, once you pick an airline or hotel program from their list, you're kind of locked into only redeeming with that program, and United might not be the best one to pick if you also collect avios or something.
e-miles is a smaller 'pay per clickthrough' program that's owned by e-Rewards with the same redemption restrictions. It's good for another 500-1000 miles a year (or a few more hotel points) with little effort.
If you collect US Airways or AA miles, Harris Surveys also has US Airways miles right now.
MyPoints has United Miles- again you're not getting the same number of miles per survey as with OMC, but it does add up, especially if you also do a little shopping or hotel booking through their portal.
E-rewards has United miles as one of their redemption options for surveys. Their downside is that, save for certain special circumstances, once you pick an airline or hotel program from their list, you're kind of locked into only redeeming with that program, and United might not be the best one to pick if you also collect avios or something.
e-miles is a smaller 'pay per clickthrough' program that's owned by e-Rewards with the same redemption restrictions. It's good for another 500-1000 miles a year (or a few more hotel points) with little effort.
If you collect US Airways or AA miles, Harris Surveys also has US Airways miles right now.
#587
Join Date: Aug 2014
Posts: 22
signed up today for a few extra miles. Is there a limit on how many you can do per day? I only did like 4. Now i am getting a message
" check back soon While you wait for a survey to become available you"
Are there other survey sites? I figured the more you do the more points you can earn. I have like 810 points, that's $ 810 bucks i saved in spending for those miles.
" check back soon While you wait for a survey to become available you"
Are there other survey sites? I figured the more you do the more points you can earn. I have like 810 points, that's $ 810 bucks i saved in spending for those miles.
Sometimes when I get the above message I wait another minute and another survey pops up.
#588
Join Date: Feb 2013
Posts: 1,815
signed up today for a few extra miles. Is there a limit on how many you can do per day? I only did like 4. Now i am getting a message
" check back soon While you wait for a survey to become available you"
Are there other survey sites? I figured the more you do the more points you can earn. I have like 810 points, that's $ 810 bucks i saved in spending for those miles.
" check back soon While you wait for a survey to become available you"
Are there other survey sites? I figured the more you do the more points you can earn. I have like 810 points, that's $ 810 bucks i saved in spending for those miles.
#589
Join Date: Mar 2014
Location: Northern Ireland
Posts: 722
Unfortunately I can't take this survey because I don't live in the USA. I've tried it and it annoyingly does not accept me. (I even tried using a VPN to hide my ip address and it still picked up where I was).
Is there a way to take part in the UK? I've tried every single way possible and no way will work - even hulu can work on my computer.
Is there a way to take part in the UK? I've tried every single way possible and no way will work - even hulu can work on my computer.
Last edited by Owenc; Aug 16, 2014 at 8:46 am
#590
Join Date: Mar 2014
Location: Northern Ireland
Posts: 722
#591
Join Date: Mar 2014
Location: Northern Ireland
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#594
Join Date: Apr 2014
Location: NL
Programs: KLM, UA, Emirates, Marriotts
Posts: 166
#595
Join Date: Mar 2014
Location: Northern Ireland
Posts: 722
#598
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Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Durham, NC (RDU/GSO/CLT)
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50 miles for a teeth whitening survey, AND I got the "Platinum Badge" for being a member for 12 months.
#599
Join Date: Apr 2013
Location: Michigan
Programs: AA, UA, DL, UR, IHG platnium, AirAsia
Posts: 323
What other airline offers the chance to earn miles like United? Upon last check Delta has nothing and AA is affiliated with e-rewards, which sucks beyond belief. I'm lucky to get 500 miles every 6 months from them. I'm just glad United has this opportunity to actually earn a few thousand miles per month without having to pay for anything.
#600
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Join Date: Dec 2000
Location: Potomac Falls, VA
Programs: AA Plat 2MM, MR Gold, Avis Pref
Posts: 41,109
What other airline offers the chance to earn miles like United? Upon last check Delta has nothing and AA is affiliated with e-rewards, which sucks beyond belief. I'm lucky to get 500 miles every 6 months from them. I'm just glad United has this opportunity to actually earn a few thousand miles per month without having to pay for anything.
with your time
clicking thru a bunch of questions multiple times only to be told
Sorry..
you sure do pay