Anyone having trouble getting Hilton Points?
 

I did a $125 E-Rewards Transfer for 7K Hilton Honors Points on Nov 2, unaware of that Hilton website maintenance. It hasn't posted as of today Nov 12. Sent 5 emails to Hilton, got runaround that they will post soon - for 4 of them, only 1 said to call. Someone give that 1 correct response from Hilton a reward. But we all know this reward is an instant posting + my number was typed correctly in E-Rewards----I checked with my number in hand before going forward. I'm gonna have to call Hilton about this----this week. That's 7000 Points!

Signup link?
 

I redeemed for 7000 Hilton points on 11/6 and they still have not yet appeared in my account either.

It's been covered in this thread. Bottom line, there is no guaranteed way to find a signup link. It doesn't hurt to keep looking, though.

Lucky you! ;)

The points posted today. So it took about 6 days, although per one of the above comments, that may have related to the point in the week that I redeemed. tls

When did you redeem and how long did it take for your HH points to credit in your account?
I was under the impression that no HH points were crediting at present due to their IT systems update.

Haven't redeemed recently. (I did do a "dummy" redemption, where I started the process but cancelled it, just to check the current restrictions on redemption frequency.)

Same here. I'm just short of $100 & keep hoping I'll get enough to redeem while I keep seeing 7k H points for a $100.

Anyone else noticed that there are more and more surveys that ask you all the questions, and when one should get rewards, one gets notice that unfortunately one does not fit into the survey? Had two such encounters just today.

It seems to be becoming quite common. I'm disappointed, and have cut back my visits.

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.

Got the following answer from e-rewards:

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.

Have seen several surveys recently where the initial question is :

“How would you best describe your level of involvement in your company's purchase process for _________________?”

And the item is something nonsensical like “rocket-powered axle flangellators”

Response choices are :
Sole decision-maker
Shared decision-maker
Not involved
Not applicable

Seeking advice : what is the model answer here to make sure you go forward into the survey ?
Or is this purely a non-functional question designed to waste your time ?

Funny you mention this. I'm so fed up with wasting time with the now, many initial survey questions only to be shut out I did an experiment over the last month with these nonsense Q's. My conclusion is they are definitely just time wasters, no matter the chosen response unfortunately.