Have I screwed up?

[AlternateEgo]

Ok so... I should have probably read all the FAQ before getting all excited to do offers. I had a slow day at work, so I just went to town and probably completed 25 offers. Should I just not expect them to go though?

[m 'n c]

oh boy you did go to town. I would expect some to credit and others not too but the good thing is any that don't credit you can repeat in 30 days so when that happens you can just go slow and only do a few at a time.

[AlternateEgo]

Hehe, ok.

You wouldn't believe how boring life can be when your works all caught up and you have no wedding or vacation to plan.

I mean I could work on the vacation, but it seems so far away.

Only one more post until I can have a signature :) Thats my goal tonight.

[m 'n c]

I think you're good to go with the signature. I believe there just has to be a server refresh tonight for it to kick in.

[AlternateEgo]

Awesome!!:party:

[llori77]

So is it a bad thing to do lots of offers at once? I probably have 20 offers pending that I never got credited for. It is frustrating b/c some took me like 15 minutes and I never got my 40 cents. Is the trick to only do a few at a time? Please enlighten me so I don't waste my nights away for nothing :)

[AlternateEgo]

From what I understand...

The Greenfield Daily Opinion Surveys, AMP/MyThoughtCounts Daily Surveys, and GiveUsYourTwoCents Daily Surveys you do every day, but you must wait 24 hours before doing your next or they won't credit. So I have started writing the time down, because otherwise I try to do it in the morning and it won't credit.

As far as the offers go...

You should limit yourself to one offer per day or less. I too have about 30 pending offers, which I don't know if I will get paid for or not. I know a lot went through because I have confirmed them in my email.

Paid Signups:

If you are shopping and go through the link provided and do not add any coupons that are not listed, you should get a pending credit in your account history within 2 weeks.

[llori77]

From what I understand...

The Greenfield Daily Opinion Surveys, AMP/MyThoughtCounts Daily Surveys, and GiveUsYourTwoCents Daily Surveys you do every day, but you must wait 24 hours before doing your next or they won't credit. So I have started writing the time down, because otherwise I try to do it in the morning and it won't credit.

As far as the offers go...

You should limit yourself to one offer per day or less. I too have about 30 pending offers, which I don't know if I will get paid for or not. I know a lot went through because I have confirmed them in my email.

Paid Signups:

If you are shopping and go through the link provided and do not add any coupons that are not listed, you should get a pending credit in your account history within 2 weeks.

Thank you! I have been doing the surveys and shopping. Some shopping has not credited, so I have to open a trouble ticket on those to see what happened there.

There have been a few nights I couldn't sleep, so I just went to town on the offers. There are many I have not been credited for, but know they went through. That is a bummer!!!

After 90 days, they will not be pending anymore. Then I am free to do them again, right? I guess from now on I will do 3-5 a week. Does that seem reasonable?

[AlternateEgo]

Thank you! I have been doing the surveys and shopping. Some shopping has not credited, so I have to open a trouble ticket on those to see what happened there.

There have been a few nights I couldn't sleep, so I just went to town on the offers. There are many I have not been credited for, but know they went through. That is a bummer!!!

After 90 days, they will not be pending anymore. Then I am free to do them again, right? I guess from now on I will do 3-5 a week. Does that seem reasonable?

I do believe so... but I am a newbie as well... so I would wait to see if someone else confirms my understanding.

[llori77]

I do believe so... but I am a newbie as well... so I would wait to see if someone else confirms my understanding.

Sounds good! Thank you!

[sqromano]

Thank you! I have been doing the surveys and shopping. Some shopping has not credited, so I have to open a trouble ticket on those to see what happened there.

There have been a few nights I couldn't sleep, so I just went to town on the offers. There are many I have not been credited for, but know they went through. That is a bummer!!!

After 90 days, they will not be pending anymore. Then I am free to do them again, right? I guess from now on I will do 3-5 a week. Does that seem reasonable?

Don't forget that it is helpful to clear cookies before doing any offers. And do not clear cookies again until the offer credits or about 2 hours later (at least that is what I do). At that point, they have your info. so clearing cookies will not hurt. The only survey that has a strict 24 hour policy is the AMP survey, and they will not let you into one if it is less than 24 hours. The other 2 are just once a day. I sometimes do them in the afternoon and then early the next morning and have not had a problem. As far as the number of surveys. Doing more than one a day is OK as long as they are not from the same company (MID, AN7, etc.). I remember reading somewhere that it is OK to do 3 or 4 a day and still get credit. Too many, and you flood the market with your info. And any offers that don't credit can be retried after 30 days as long as they are still available.

[faithhope]

I try to limit myself to one or two a day, unless there is a crazy credit contest.
I usually do one offer in the morning if I have time after trying all the surveys, and then try another offer before I go to bed. If I'm doing a whole bunch of offers for crazy credits I usually do one...wait for it to credit at half past the hour, then clear my cookies and do another one. Others seem to do fine with less cookie cleaning and doing offers in groups... but that doesn't work for me.

Read the sticky posts in this forum to make sure your cookie acceptance is set correctly in your web browser.

You will find some offers will credit better than others... it is different for each person and their computer set up.