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Originally Posted by bob12403
(Post 37232069)
In a word: No.
After years of racking up lots and lots of points with surveys, I've pretty much accepted that I will be lucky to get 100 points per month without beating my brains out clicking on every survey that I'm offered. That translates into 2K United miles on a monthly basis, and I can live with that. |
Originally Posted by bj2757
(Post 37232230)
Thanks - that's pretty much what I figured - and we're in the same boat, just trying to get UA points when we can. A year ago, between us we were getting a 2,000 airline reward each, two $25 Home Depot and Target gift cards each and every 3 months a Hilton reward. Now maybe a UA reward each. Heck, 2 years ago I got an 1099 from E-rewards because along with all the airline miles I went over the limit on gift cards... It was fun while it lasted :-)
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Originally Posted by bj2757
(Post 37231727)
Has anyone found any of those "offers" to be useful? I'm madly trying to find something to replace the surveys....
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It’s the same offer walls that a number of other GPT programs have. The high point value ones often involve you having to put your own money int othe game or whatever.
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Speaking of changes
I don't recall seeing anything about it - but I finally hit $100 so I could get 2,000 United Miles (wife did hers 2 days ago) - and now it says you need $115 to get them. I looked and AA is still $100....
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Originally Posted by bj2757
(Post 37247739)
I don't recall seeing anything about it - but I finally hit $100 so I could get 2,000 United Miles (wife did hers 2 days ago) - and now it says you need $115 to get them. I looked and AA is still $100....
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Originally Posted by beachmouse
(Post 37247783)
That’s annoying. I suspect there will be more ‘tweaks’ like that as new contracts come up. But at least they didn’t get rid of them altogether like with Hilton.
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Originally Posted by bj2757
(Post 37247806)
Another survey - another issue! Surveys are getting harder and harder to find anymore for us - and most aren't worth the time - 50 cents for 16 minutes. But because times are tough I just accepted a survey for $1.30 for 16 minutes (I normally won't bother if less than 10 cents a minute). Easy survey, no issues and at the end it aske me if I had an comments - and I did because there was a technical issue I wanted to point out, and when it was over it said thank you and here's 50 cents for your trouble. What???? That's a new one on me - take a $1.30 survey and they give you 50 cents???
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Originally Posted by bj2757
(Post 37247806)
Another survey - another issue! Surveys are getting harder and harder to find anymore for us - and most aren't worth the time - 50 cents for 16 minutes. But because times are tough I just accepted a survey for $1.30 for 16 minutes (I normally won't bother if less than 10 cents a minute). Easy survey, no issues and at the end it aske me if I had an comments - and I did because there was a technical issue I wanted to point out, and when it was over it said thank you and here's 50 cents for your trouble. What???? That's a new one on me - take a $1.30 survey and they give you 50 cents???
I sent a support request but have not heard back from it. All screen shots in file, from the beginning of the survey, half way thru and till the end 97 or 98% complete then got the successful $0.50 awarded. There was a $2.5 survey at 98% finish then met with technical issues. A guy named Dwight replied at 3am Eastern Time saying I was not eligible, I found this guy was the only one always interpret tech issues as ineligible. Most other would credit the owed pts. I plan to resend the request Monday. Oh, for a day or two last week, their system reverted back to the stupid auto reply about not knowing what you contact them for. IURC thus was a prevailing issue last year for several months. |
Originally Posted by Happy
(Post 37253556)
It actually happened to me yesterday on a $5 survey successfully finished but only awarded $0.50!
I sent a support request but have not heard back from it. All screen shots in file, from the beginning of the survey, half way thru and till the end 97 or 98% complete then got the successful $0.50 awarded. There was a $2.5 survey at 98% finish then met with technical issues. A guy named Dwight replied at 3am Eastern Time saying I was not eligible, I found this guy was the only one always interpret tech issues as ineligible. Most other would credit the owed pts. I plan to resend the request Monday. Oh, for a day or two last week, their system reverted back to the stupid auto reply about not knowing what you contact them for. IURC thus was a prevailing issue last year for several months. |
Originally Posted by bj2757
(Post 37253658)
After three emails I gave up trying to get my $1.30 :-) But the last few weeks I have been bombarding them with issues, reviews etc - to the point I expect to be banned (again) soon. These days if I get a $4-6 survey I am shocked and maybe actually qualify every 5th time - maybe. But last night as I was getting ready to close things down I opened E-rewards to see if something posted and there on my screen was an offer for a 30 minute survey for $30!!!!! I figured no way. It was a Nielsen survey and all it did was ask shopping questions - what do you buy and where - on and on - very simple - and I go it! Maybe it's like makeup sex... Maybe.
In light of the United reward cost went up I decide to redeem AA and AS whenever there are $50 in the account so would not be caught by unpleasant surprise. AA AS and BA are much more valuable to me than UA anyway. |
Originally Posted by Happy
(Post 37266420)
I saw a $30 survey twice but they are 144min long! Both were for streaming TV services. Both of course I was screened out but at least only after 5 min. I cannot imagine your easy and quick $30 survey went so smithly. Though 2 days ago I had 3 back to back to back 4pt survey went short and sweet in a total of 20ish min. I will take that any moment.
In light of the United reward cost went up I decide to redeem AA and AS whenever there are $50 in the account so would not be caught by unpleasant surprise. AA AS and BA are much more valuable to me than UA anyway. |
Originally Posted by bj2757
(Post 37266473)
The $30 survey I had was 30 minutes long and was basically just click on answers - very easy. AND in the last week since then I have received several (for me) high dollar surveys - $10, $8, $6 and more than a few $4-5 surveys. Yesterday I was able to cash in for 2,000 AAmiles and I had just done the 2,000 United miles a week ago! I was going to do UA again but as you indicated they raised the cost to $115 so I went with AA. I hope this keeps up - but I doubt it. I also completed a couple of $4 surveys that sent me to the "Sorry" screen after it had said I completed the survey then asked a few demographic questions. They gave me the points for one and haven't responded to the other yet - but while they usually give me the reward - their replies are pure BS as to why it happened.
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I'm starting to notice a pattern of the relatively higher point (4 or more) offers disappearing, and seeing a lot more 2.5, 1 and too many <1 pointers. Maybe just a dry spell, or perhaps this is the start of another devaluation?
Oh, yeah, and I received this magnificent "special offer" this morning: "Enjoy an easy 3 points with Offers. Your next reward just got closer! Complete 3 goals in a Special Offer within 6 days and earn 3 points." Be still my quivering heart. 8/21/25 EDITED TO ADD: And just like that, in the last 3 days I've completed a 6, a 5, and five (!) 4 point surveys. Maybe there is hope after all... |
Got logged out couple days ago. When I try to log back in, I get the error message "Incorrect login. Please try again".
Ok, no problem. I change my password. When I try to log in using the UPDATED password, I get the same error message "Incorrect login. Please try again". Is my account nuked?? I havent reached out to customer support yet. |
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