Survey qualification.

15-Dec-24 17:48pm
Kufboo (Aus)
I agree Dada, it sux, I have been put forward for a survey and then asked questions then they say heres another survey and goes on for about 4 surveys and then you get screened out.
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15-Dec-24 16:14pm
Joe B 288252
I hate it, especially when you tap retired, poof!!! It’s gone. If you don’t work you’re cancelled
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15-Dec-24 14:21pm
Denise C (Qld)
The system can be exhausting and also disappointing if you are ultimately screened out or told survey is now finished after spending an eternity answering questionnaire.
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15-Dec-24 07:52am
The ghost
I agree, sometimes you get near the end of a survey and get screened out.
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14-Dec-24 14:40pm
Grommie
agree ....send a fizzer to Rewardia
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- 15-Dec-24 09:56am
  Chosen
  They must be getting a lot of fizzing lately.
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- 15-Dec-24 16:13pm
  Joe B 288252Chosen
  Positivity effervescent………lol
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- 15-Dec-24 17:11pm
  ChosenJoe B 288252
  Yeah - Bubbles galore. Having said that it now makes me thirsty.
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- 15-Dec-24 18:03pm
  GrommieChosen
  head off to the pint of no return
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14-Dec-24 13:32pm
RODNEY S 668931
yep agree ridiculous...first time I have been on here in a year..same rubbish on certain colours!
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14-Dec-24 12:03pm
Mopos
Ridiculous amount of pre-screening questions. Research companies want and expect honest, well thought answers, how about survey participants receive interesting, meaningful surveys to complete without the constant bla bla bla.....screened out! (common sense/intelligence goes both ways!)
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14-Dec-24 10:41am
Sharon QLD
I agree it’s so frustrating. Sometimes I’m screened out of at least 6 surveys one after the other
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- 15-Dec-24 09:57am
  Chosen
  Nah the second is 52 I think.Edited 15-Dec-24 17:11pm
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13-Dec-24 21:45pm
Linda 1473555
Totally agree.
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13-Dec-24 17:33pm
Danielle R 478487
I agree. Surely your demographic, age and sex would be enough. More than that and I assume that I am being screened out because my opinions conflict with the answers THEY want,which defeats the purpose of quantities social research and not a true indication of public opinion. Just saying...and i always give true,concise answers so shouldn't be screened out for making silly remarks that aren't relevant to topic.
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- 13-Dec-24 18:07pm
  Dada WA
  Agree. And often in the survey it becomes clear what brand is sponsoring it. Then you can answer as they want or tell the truth and get screened out.
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13-Dec-24 15:23pm
Pat C 618241
The pre-survey questions are so stupid. After 6 years being here, who else do they think we are!!
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- 13-Dec-24 18:09pm
  Dada WA
  Ask what state you are in followed by asking for postcode. Postcode should be enough.
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- 13-Dec-24 21:52pm
  Holly CatDada WA
  A lot of time is wasted to see if we're paying attention, so they'll ask your age, then the year you were born. They'll ask how many children do you have and you answer 0, then the next question asks for the ages of your children lol.
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13-Dec-24 14:22pm
APB
The survey company can have a free survey before handing you over to the real survey or throwing you out... I generally don't answer more than 4....
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13-Dec-24 13:53pm
RUTH B 1067531
There was some confusion on my account so I was asked to send a picture of my License so that I COULD PROVE to "REWARDI" that I was really the person that was asking to REDEEM MY POINTS. I appreciate the fact that they are making sure no one else could help themselves. Well they now have that ID of mine & I will wait to see how long it takes before I get permission to release my points. Hopefully tomorrow.
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13-Dec-24 12:43pm
Chosen
Well what did you put into your Taco's ??? or into your sandwich you took to the beach ??? These are the scintillating questions one must clearly and succinctly answer in order the then be able to advise whether you are Male, Female or Something else.
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13-Dec-24 12:23pm
Emma
No I think there should be as many qualification questions as the survey company thinks there needs to be
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- 13-Dec-24 12:44pm
  Chosen
  and if they ask your name, address, phone number ???? Ummmmm
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- 13-Dec-24 12:55pm
  Dada WA
  I stop when asked for some things . eg email address.
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- 13-Dec-24 13:00pm
  EmmaChosen
  I feel fine Giving my name email address phone number and address because nothing bad ever happened when I’ve done there’s been several times where I’ve done that asked for my email to compensate me extra and a few later sent the compensation which was Amazon giftcards to my email
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- 13-Dec-24 14:19pm
  APBChosen
  Just make something up
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- 13-Dec-24 14:37pm
  ChosenAPB
  They would not accept - father.christmas@igloo.co.artic
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- 13-Dec-24 14:38pm
  ChosenEmma
  You'r lucky............................ so far.
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- 13-Dec-24 14:51pm
  EmmaChosen
  Not luck Just persistence with surveys by this point I have used survey sites for a few years so knew nothing bad would happen cause all that’s ever happened is that I get compensated extra
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- 13-Dec-24 15:11pm
  APBChosen
  I used Michael Mouse with an email address of smallworldafterall@gmail.com...they were fine with that!
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- 14-Dec-24 08:52am
  ChosenEmma
  Yes lucky ............. until/if it happens. That's why in each and every country of the world (except North Korean and Russia) that the general peoples are being scammed out of millions and millions of dollars just by their releasing contact and details.Edited 14-Dec-24 08:52am
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- 14-Dec-24 12:25pm
  EmmaChosen
  It’s not gonna happen nothing has happened since I’ve been on rewardia when I first joined in 2019 so nothing”s going to happen and it’s not luck just persistence with the surveys
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- 14-Dec-24 14:27pm
  ChosenEmma
  Yep agreed that nothing happens till it does.
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- 14-Dec-24 14:42pm
  EmmaChosen
  No I’m talking about it’s not going to happen at all cause if it was ever going to it would”ve by now the survey companies that use rewardia for their surveys that I get the giftcards from are safe sites that I’ve used for years Edited 14-Dec-24 14:45pm
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- 14-Dec-24 14:47pm
  Dada WAEmma
  Until they are hacked. No sites are immune. The less personal information they have the better. I do ok even though I refuse some requests for more details. Gift cards a good idea as you dont need to provide bank details.
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- 14-Dec-24 14:51pm
  EmmaDada WA
  Yes I don’t do anything like bank details I just do everything else because everything else doesn’t ask for that plus I never get asked for that anyways and don’t even have a bank account and have never had any problems since I started using surveys sites years ago I’ve never had any problems with my email or anything getting stolen or hacked and it won’t happen I have tons of anti virus and anti hacking software on my phone which is where I am on rewardia all the time
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- 14-Dec-24 14:59pm
  Dada WAEmma
  It happens believe me. Ive been doing surveys for quiet a few years , like you. But I had a problem with email about 3 years ago which required having to create and use a new email address for rewardia. Other survey sites I am using had no problems, only rewardia. I lost nothing but inconvenience luckily. Some surveys in rewardia, which are duplicates of other companies, require more qualification. eg Qualifications questions for pure profile surveys differ from company to company. Makes no sense but it happens. Edited 14-Dec-24 15:04pm
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- 14-Dec-24 15:05pm
  EmmaDada WA
  I know which is why I use a lot anti virus and anti hacking software on my phone because it is where I am on rewardia all the time
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- 14-Dec-24 15:11pm
  Dada WAEmma
  Good idea as phones are more prone to invasive tactics than computers.
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	Survey qualification.
	Dada WA	13-Dec-24 12:20 pm
	Should there be a limit on how many questions can be asked for qualification? I just tried a survey and qualification took about 8 minutes and about 40 questions only to be screened out. This is way too much. What are yout views on this.