Posts about daily surveys. Pls Read 1st Post. Updated 7/10/08

[Kycha]

Has anyone else done the financial services one? At the end it asks you for your address. Why do they need my address? And this was after I gave them info about my account balances, investments, mortgage balance, etc.

I got this one too. I just skipped that question. And when they asked me to comment on the survey, I said I don't mind giving account information on an anonymous basis, but that I didn't feel comfortable giving personal info. Also, any of the questions that allowed me to answer "Prefer not to say", I chose that response. Especially when it asked about account balances. I got the SR congrats screen at the end, so I guess they were okay with my answers.

[mollyeilis]

Wow, that's a scary question!


DH and I just went through (I read the questions, he answered) a very long survey about cellphone service ideas. And it was made even longer because we purposely went veeeeerrrrrrry sllllllooooooowwwwwwwwllllly. Felt pretty silly taking so long, but it did go all the way through.

And I get the "exceeded limit" message when I go to surveys again. Whew.

[abcboys]

I just did a super long one (think 45 minutes) on drinks my 8 year old son drinks at different times of the day (morning, noon, before bed, during sports, at birthday parties, weekday, weekend, out to eat etc. etc. ) It asks about a million questions for each thing and some of the choices are stupid (it makes him feel smart when I give it to him?) It went on and on and on and on. I was about ready to shoot myself. Honestly toward the end I just was clicking stuff because I was getting a headache from reading the same choices over and over again.

[catnapfan]

I just did a super long one (think 45 minutes) on drinks my 8 year old son drinks at different times of the day (morning, noon, before bed, during sports, at birthday parties, weekday, weekend, out to eat etc. etc. ) It asks about a million questions for each thing and some of the choices are stupid (it makes him feel smart when I give it to him?) It went on and on and on and on. I was about ready to shoot myself. Honestly toward the end I just was clicking stuff because I was getting a headache from reading the same choices over and over again.

I just finished that same survey- very painful! I thought it would never end, it took almost an hour. I guess I should be suspicious when I get into a survey on my first try, it usually takes 3 or 4 tries. The silver lining is that this survey makes #23!

[jl8595]

I just did a super long one (think 45 minutes) on drinks my 8 year old son drinks at different times of the day (morning, noon, before bed, during sports, at birthday parties, weekday, weekend, out to eat etc. etc. ) It asks about a million questions for each thing and some of the choices are stupid (it makes him feel smart when I give it to him?) It went on and on and on and on. I was about ready to shoot myself. Honestly toward the end I just was clicking stuff because I was getting a headache from reading the same choices over and over again.

Oh my word, I got the same one. It was sooooo BORING! Ughh.
I think I would have if it didn't take me back to the SR congrats page!!!

[Mom2aPrincess]

Has anyone else done the financial services one? At the end it asks you for your address. Why do they need my address? And this was after I gave them info about my account balances, investments, mortgage balance, etc.

I think this one would have freaked me out and I'd have exited and tried again.

[kayjo]

I had to try about 10 times before I finally got one. Then it turned out to be the exact same home equity loan survey I did about two weeks ago. Still got credit even though it was a repeat. Has anyone else ever filled out the same survey twice?

[jl8595]

I had to try about 10 times before I finally got one. Then it turned out to be the exact same home equity loan survey I did about two weeks ago. Still got credit even though it was a repeat. Has anyone else ever filled out the same survey twice?

Yup - a couple of times. I've gotten that mega long cell phone survey twice and I've gotten the home equity loan survey at LEAST twice now. I don't get why they'd let me do it again - my answers are the same!!

[speechteachri]

Has anyone else done the financial services one? At the end it asks you for your address. Why do they need my address? And this was after I gave them info about my account balances, investments, mortgage balance, etc.

I quit this one mid-way through, as I was not comfortable giving financial info out.

That is the only survey I have qualified for this week since I have been back from vacation until this am. I finally got into one on diet pepsi, which I really liked, because it is a particular product I would really like to see on the market!!

[Mom2aPrincess]

I qualified today on one about Mountain Dew. I was shocked I qualified as I can't stand it...lol If yesterday's credits for me, this one is #19.