Thanks all, points posted this morning but still not EQ. 😂

So I got a response from E-rewards in re: my complaint to the Texas AG. They claimed that they suspected my account was engaged in unauthorised activities, but lifted the ban after further review of the account. I guess their legal counsel was upset by my charge of "theft of services;" however, their surreptitious account closure process was tantamount to that. All is well and good now, and I don't expect further issues.

I'm seeing more of this and I'm getting really tired of it. I sent a note to Customer Service on it and got back a form e-mail with a link to FAQ which did not address this issue.

I answered some excruciatingly personal questions on a health issue I have and was kicked out after I answered a question on what type of health insurance I had. I viewed a video of a potential Sargento Cheese commercial and supplied thoughtful text comments and then got kicked out. I've gone through screens and screens of various brand names, asking which I recognized and what I thought of them, and then gotten kicked out. Since the survey providers seem to control the survey software (each uses different formats, platforms, etc.) I'm guessing that they get to keep all the input even if they kick you out and give you 25 cents. To me, that's stealing my work. I wish e-Rewards would pay more attention to how and when their clients' surveys kick people out.

Anyone else have a family Hilton Honors account? I don't know if they still offer them, or if they started again, but years ago, I combined mine & my husband's accounts into one household account. However, my name shows when I log in, but if I call and ask, they will tell me that my husband is on it as well.

He has an abundance of e-rewards points and I thought I would transfer some to keep my HH account alive. My concern is that the names won't match when they do so and I'll lose the points, or worse, have my account shut down.

Anyone else in this situation who has done it successfully?

Generally you can change the name of your e-rewards account, redeem, and when the points post you can change the name again if you wish.

Thanks. But with all the cancellations, I don't want to do that.

I did hear back from them. They said because I'm primary on the HH account, I can't redeem from his account into it. Doesn't make sense, because it's a family account, but I have gotten so many weeks of cars for free that I don't want to mess with e-rewards.

Just redeemed for IHG and no more mobile phone verification? Let the floodgates to multi-accounts open again?

Can anyone else confirm that mobile verification is turned off?

I think the verification is once per account, so if you did verify yours, it will not ask you again. May be wrong though...

The other programs I do, the verification links the account to the phone number and stays linked.

I redeemed for Hilton points 2 days ago and I had mobile verification tho that was my first redemption since the mobile verification feature was turned on

Just did an Honors reward and was phone verified. Points showed up in 15 minutes.

a few months ago I tried to redeem some of my e-rewards to my wife's AA account, and was rejected as 'the e-rewards name did not match the aa account'

I have just redeemed for the 2nd time on one of my accounts today and it just asked for my number again for a new Code?

Really interesting podcast from Freakonomics on why economists don't trust survey data. Makes one wonder that companies are willing to pay for survey data at all.

Note, the title of this podcast is a bit odd, but the premise is basically what are people googling.....

Because of some of the posts in this thread, I don't trust survey data either. ;)