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Originally Posted by goofy08
It pales in comparison to the intern explorer, but I'm fond of the surveys where you'll get a page that says something like "this page will be blank for launch" or "this page will redirect once live". I want to send an email (and have composed the emails but chickened out) asking if perhaps they forgot to change the code?
Oh dear, maybe that job was supposed to have been done by an intern who was, er, otherwise occupied?
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Originally Posted by mollyeilis
Today I got a survey that asked me if I wanted to take it in spanish or english. I chose english and got spanish - good thing I CAN read spanish, but still.. Then it asked me one question, and told me it was sorry, but I didn't qualify after all.
Another one told me I had qualified for the survey, so I clicked the 'next' button and it told me I didn't qualify anymore - that one took 2 options away from me.
Finally got a nice fast food drink product survey.
One more DS for the $3.00 bonus!
I posted this in the Daily Survey thread as well, in case there are people who don't read both:
I just got a very long Nielsen survey about financial products and accounts you have. It went borderline with the personal aspect of the questions.
After spending quite a long time on it, the second to last question was my address. Whoa, uncomfortable! The last question was if there was any feedback to make it a better experience, and I suggested they explain why they need an address.
As far as I can tell it will credit tomorrow, but I wanted everyone to know that the survey is long and will ask at the near end for your address. Many people won't give that, especially with the financial info you give in it, so I don't want you to waste your time!!!!!
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Originally Posted by mollyeilis
Just to add what I posted in the daily thread:
I just completed that one as a SM survey. I thought they asked WAY too much personal information. I don't mind checking whether I have a visa, mastercard, savings account, checking account, etc. but they went beyond that and asked where the cards were held, down the the towns.
Then they asked about the balances in my checking, savings and money market accounts. I have never taken a survey before where I checked refused to answer but on this one I did. I felt they it was none of their business and way too personal.
When asked my address, I gave the town and zipcode but not my street address. If they want to take their credit back, so be it, but with all the other personal information they asked, that gave me a very uneasy feeling.
I made a comment at the end that I thought they asked way too much personal information on that survey.
It did credit.
I got that one also. I got the boot too b/c I refuse to use IE. I've actually had that happen more than once on DS that weren't compatible with Firefox. :computer:Quote:
Originally Posted by goofy08
Today I got a fairly quick and easy survey on a new kind of dip. :)
I deleted out of the financial one.
I also get out of the Neilson Rating One's=An hour is way to long. I'm glad they give you the time. I'll do it if I have the time, but if I don't, I'm out of there.
I got the financial one and found that you could leave things blank, like the address, and it let you continue. I agree though...I was getting a bit unnerved when it was asking me my balances!
Just got a super long one on frozen novelties!:computer: That makes a whopping 2 surveys for the month so far. :lol:
Do OTX surveys count towards the bonus???