January 07th, 2009 | Categoria: xn--btvw8bh0b.com
As one who normally doesn't get much in the way of offers or surveys from E-Rewards, I got a little excited when opened my inbox to find a $10 survey offfer! I read it carefully and then clicked on the click here to begin survey button only to have it pop-up with the 'thank you for completing step one, but based upon your answers you don't qualify for the extended survey' reponse! :eek: I hadn't answered ANY questions at all, period, merely hit the 'start survey' button. I was given a PFO $1.00 reward for participating, but not the full 10-bucks as the e-mail said. Anyone else have hiccups like this with E-Rewards and anyone think it's worth my creative e-mailed writing skills to pursue it further?They always say "up to" $10 (or whatever amount) and generally give $1 if you don't qualify. Personally, I feel quite happy when I get a $1 credit without having to answer anything at all.
$1 in e-rewards for one click is a pretty good return on ones time.... Much better than the amount of tedium that can be involved in completing the survey.Anyone else have hiccups like this with E-Rewards and anyone think it's worth my creative e-mailed writing skills to pursue it further?
I had a similar experience. I answered the first 1 or 2 questions ... I own my own home. Then I didn't qualify but would get the $1 partial credit. I have read so many gripes about unresponsiveness from e-rewards that it seems unlikely anything would come of complaining.There are lots of glitches in their surveys, and it might be worth firing off a complaint via their website, but don't hold out high expectations. (Besides, $10 in e-rewards isn't worth nearly $10 anyhow.)(Besides, $10 in e-rewards isn't worth nearly $10 anyhow.)
Oh I know, but to one who only gets to $15-25 range/year, it's huge. Thanks for the input. :)I've actually almost always had turnaround times of 1-3 days from their customer service, so I've been quite happy with the responsiveness. I've been using them for a couple years now, and every 3 or 4 months I have to send an inquiry about not receiving credit for a survey or AA miles or a technical problem. They are usually very helpful in correcting the problem quickly.They are usually very helpful in correcting the problem quickly.
that's good to hear.Sometimes you'll get this message if they've already met their quota for how many responses they needed. Although the message you received was kind of odd, I don't think it's really a snafu on their part, and I don't think it's worth pursuing.#If you have any other info about this subject , Please add it free.# |
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