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Originally Posted by randix
(Post 31403903)
You're focusing on the device on which you are taking the surveys. I really don't think it's all that complicated. It's not anything on your device that cuts off the surveys, obvious to me that e-rewards has a set limit on the number of surveys that can be taken by any account in one sitting (or some time period), and they simply "cut you off" from further surveys until that period expires. Not a matter of a "fingerprint" left on your device, or a cookie, they are controlling it from your logged in account on their side. When it kicks in, you can click on current or old survey links until you're blue in the face, generally it "ain't goin' happen". And they obviously are not goin' communicate as to what their specific policy is...
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Originally Posted by randix
(Post 31403903)
You're focusing on the device on which you are taking the surveys. I really don't think it's all that complicated. It's not anything on your device that cuts off the surveys
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Anyone done the survey on US values and products Fails when it gets to the audio section after spending iver 20 mins on it! Grrrrr From : https://survey.eu.qualtrics.com |
Anyone else getting a "Travel and Tourism" study for $4.50 that already has your name and address pre-populated? The first screen asks me to verify it all and to enter my city (not determinable from the Zip Code, which includes two cities).
I considered putting in fake info but figured I might get my account terminated if caught. I am NOT comfortable with providing my name and address even before I know if I qualify for a survey so I closed it down. And yet....they keep trying to send it again, maybe 5 times in the last 2 weeks. Maybe I'm over-reacting given that I've handed over enough bits of my privacy shred by shred, over the last decade for a god AI application to find and describe me. |
I feel like the surveys on this platform get worse every month. I've probably been using e-rewards for 5 years, perhaps as long as ten.
It is very hard to qualify for surveys. Also, it seems that many surveys are on a timer, so even if you thoughtfully answer each question, you get DQ'ed at the very end because you didn't do it slow enough. |
Originally Posted by IamHydro
(Post 31464185)
I feel like the surveys on this platform get worse every month. I've probably been using e-rewards for 5 years, perhaps as long as ten.
It is very hard to qualify for surveys. Also, it seems that many surveys are on a timer, so even if you thoughtfully answer each question, you get DQ'ed at the very end because you didn't do it slow enough. |
Originally Posted by bswiz
(Post 31467400)
Counter-point: I hadn't used Erewards in a while and finally decided to get back into it. I've been able to rack up quite a bit fairly quickly. Not sure if it has anything to do with ignoring it for the past couple months, but no complaints here about survey availability or qualification.
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Originally Posted by Athena53
(Post 31451544)
Anyone else getting a "Travel and Tourism" study for $4.50 that already has your name and address pre-populated? The first screen asks me to verify it all and to enter my city (not determinable from the Zip Code, which includes two cities).
I considered putting in fake info but figured I might get my account terminated if caught. |
Well this is new! I just had 2 surveys this morning that I went through completely, and at the end it said I didn't qualify and I only got the 0.25 credit. I emailed E-rewards and already got a response. Apparently I was flagged for "speeding" which means they think I didn't take the survey seriously. I did read every question, but many of these things are so repetitive, you can fly right through them. The response included these screenshots - kinda cool to see what metrics they are recording.
https://ci3.googleusercontent.com/pr...41?safe-img-pb https://ci5.googleusercontent.com/pr...cc?safe-img-pb Guess next time I'll take a couple bathroom breaks in between questions to slow myself down :( |
Originally Posted by WilcoRoger
(Post 31470266)
Do you mean to say that you’re giving actual personal data to e-rewards because you fear that you might not earn a few dollars worth of points or miles? Of course it’s your own trip, but still...
Originally Posted by bswiz
(Post 31470947)
Apparently I was flagged for "speeding" which means they think I didn't take the survey seriously. I did read every question, but many of these things are so repetitive, you can fly right through them. Guess next time I'll take a couple bathroom breaks in between questions to slow myself down :(
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One easy way to slow down is simply to multi-task. Have other windows (and/or devices) open and be doing other things while taking surveys. If you switch your attention back and forth, that can help set the pace appropriately.
On the other hand, if you are TOO slow, that can disqualify you as well. ;) |
Originally Posted by The_Bouncer
(Post 31468732)
I have had a similar experience. After about a 6-month break, I decided to give e-rewards another try and am racking up about 2,000 points a week with minimal effort.
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Originally Posted by Athena53
(Post 31451544)
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I considered putting in fake info but figured I might get my account terminated if caught. . |
Originally Posted by pointshogger
(Post 31335568)
This is the error message that I am getting when updating through AwardWallet. Anyone else getting this too? https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...2fd88a802.jpeg Just ignore it. |
Originally Posted by WilcoRoger
(Post 31492347)
Yes, on many other accounts as well. Seems to be an AwardWallet thing. Funniest was when this warning popped up saying "this password appears in that database 1 time" and continues with the warning.
Just ignore it. |
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