Earn 300-600 UA miles for taking a survey
#571
Join Date: Feb 2013
Posts: 1,815
#572
Join Date: Feb 2001
Programs: IHG Diamond, HH Diamond, BW Diamond Select, Accor Silver, Marriott Gold
Posts: 4,228
#573
Join Date: Jan 2014
Posts: 59
I've been doing it for four days and have 1600 miles to show for it.
Early reflections:
--It's not easy time -- it's incredibly boring. Anyone comparing it to apps like Candy Crush are discounting that time actually seems to move playing the game
--I seem to have better luck trying to knock out my five for the day in the morning. Seem to be found ineligible after the screening questions more often at night.
--I've had OK luck closing a survey offer if it's for a long length (e.g., > 20 minutes) and re-clicking the "take a survey" button
--I've had OK luck getting a shorter survey (5-7 minutes) after completing a survey and clicking "take another"
I've resolved to only do this until I can get the last couple of thousand for a return trip from Europe. The idea of doing this everyday indefinitely is probably my definition of purgatory. That said, thankful for the opportunity, and it's been relatively hassle/bug free so far.
Early reflections:
--It's not easy time -- it's incredibly boring. Anyone comparing it to apps like Candy Crush are discounting that time actually seems to move playing the game
--I seem to have better luck trying to knock out my five for the day in the morning. Seem to be found ineligible after the screening questions more often at night.
--I've had OK luck closing a survey offer if it's for a long length (e.g., > 20 minutes) and re-clicking the "take a survey" button
--I've had OK luck getting a shorter survey (5-7 minutes) after completing a survey and clicking "take another"
I've resolved to only do this until I can get the last couple of thousand for a return trip from Europe. The idea of doing this everyday indefinitely is probably my definition of purgatory. That said, thankful for the opportunity, and it's been relatively hassle/bug free so far.
#574
Join Date: Feb 2013
Posts: 1,815
I've been doing it for four days and have 1600 miles to show for it.
Early reflections:
--It's not easy time -- it's incredibly boring. Anyone comparing it to apps like Candy Crush are discounting that time actually seems to move playing the game
--I seem to have better luck trying to knock out my five for the day in the morning. Seem to be found ineligible after the screening questions more often at night.
--I've had OK luck closing a survey offer if it's for a long length (e.g., > 20 minutes) and re-clicking the "take a survey" button
--I've had OK luck getting a shorter survey (5-7 minutes) after completing a survey and clicking "take another"
I've resolved to only do this until I can get the last couple of thousand for a return trip from Europe. The idea of doing this everyday indefinitely is probably my definition of purgatory. That said, thankful for the opportunity, and it's been relatively hassle/bug free so far.
Early reflections:
--It's not easy time -- it's incredibly boring. Anyone comparing it to apps like Candy Crush are discounting that time actually seems to move playing the game
--I seem to have better luck trying to knock out my five for the day in the morning. Seem to be found ineligible after the screening questions more often at night.
--I've had OK luck closing a survey offer if it's for a long length (e.g., > 20 minutes) and re-clicking the "take a survey" button
--I've had OK luck getting a shorter survey (5-7 minutes) after completing a survey and clicking "take another"
I've resolved to only do this until I can get the last couple of thousand for a return trip from Europe. The idea of doing this everyday indefinitely is probably my definition of purgatory. That said, thankful for the opportunity, and it's been relatively hassle/bug free so far.
Over the months I've gotten free miles, free products and free money.
I hope they do take our opinions into consideration. The best survey I did was on credit cards concerning miles, points, benefits, and annual fees. That one I found interesting.
#575
In Memoriam, FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Durham, NC (RDU/GSO/CLT)
Programs: AA EXP/MM, DL GM, UA Platinum, HH DIA, Hyatt Explorist, IHG Platinum, Marriott Titanium, Hertz PC
Posts: 33,857
60 miles for a long survey on internet net neutrality. Odd questions like "have you ever created a technology start up?" and bad grammar like "What age?".
#577
Join Date: Feb 2013
Posts: 1,815
Definitely email opinion miles and complain. They will investigate. I had that happen to me and the miles did post eventually.
#580
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: mountains of western NC
Programs: Life, Love and Laughter
Posts: 8,539
I joined yesterday, filled out a survey and got my 300 miles. Today I cancelled my Opinion Miles Survey. While I appreciate getting some miles to extend the expiration of my UA miles, the survey was way too long and tedious. As others have suggested, I let them know this in my exit feedback.
#582
In Memoriam, FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Durham, NC (RDU/GSO/CLT)
Programs: AA EXP/MM, DL GM, UA Platinum, HH DIA, Hyatt Explorist, IHG Platinum, Marriott Titanium, Hertz PC
Posts: 33,857
60 miles for a survey on sweeteners. Mileage earning = sweet!
#583
Original Member, Moderator: Hotel Deals and MilesBuzz
Original Poster
Join Date: May 1998
Location: Washington, DC
Posts: 14,257
How I play this game:
I never respond to the email links. They are usually for longer time (20-40 minute) surveys for 60 miles or they are for links that have already reached their allotment of survey-takers.
When logging into the website, I fill out the preliminary questions but always say I have no health issues. That's a personal thing - I just dislike the medication surveys as they tend to drone on and on.
Once I am offered a survey, if it estimates more than 15 minutes, I click to proceed and it opens the survey in a new window. I answer one question and then close the web page. I click to reload the survey offer page and repeat the cycle until I am offered one for 50 miles <15 minutes or less.
Typically, I only do 50 miles / <10 minute surveys. They tend to be more interesting, don't make you click through walls of buttons and offer the best value of miles per minute spent.
I never respond to the email links. They are usually for longer time (20-40 minute) surveys for 60 miles or they are for links that have already reached their allotment of survey-takers.
When logging into the website, I fill out the preliminary questions but always say I have no health issues. That's a personal thing - I just dislike the medication surveys as they tend to drone on and on.
Once I am offered a survey, if it estimates more than 15 minutes, I click to proceed and it opens the survey in a new window. I answer one question and then close the web page. I click to reload the survey offer page and repeat the cycle until I am offered one for 50 miles <15 minutes or less.
Typically, I only do 50 miles / <10 minute surveys. They tend to be more interesting, don't make you click through walls of buttons and offer the best value of miles per minute spent.
#584
In Memoriam, FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Durham, NC (RDU/GSO/CLT)
Programs: AA EXP/MM, DL GM, UA Platinum, HH DIA, Hyatt Explorist, IHG Platinum, Marriott Titanium, Hertz PC
Posts: 33,857
Nothing better than "50 miles for a 5 minute survey" Though I still hate having to watch ads.
#585
Join Date: Jan 2013
Posts: 13
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.