Originally Posted by
Counsellor
It seems to me that the screening (for DQ) should be limited to demographics and one or two pertinent subject-matter related questions (e.g., Do you own a car? When did you last shop for auto insurance?) and anything beyond that should qualify for the success amount. Clearly going through a whole series of pertinent questions and then being DQ'd after 5 minutes of answering questions should not be permitted.
Yes, I'm frequently thrown out of surveys after answering enough questions that they've collected some valuable information. In one case I actually watched videos and provided text comments. If it was a particularly long or tedious survey, I e-mail e-Reward's Customer Service team and have gotten credits- one time they told me that they were able to verify that I'd spent a long time on that particular survey. This tells me they have the technology to measure average times till rejection for particular clients/;surveys- they just aren't policing it very well.