Dawn R.
Has potential but don't expect to make a lot of incentives
I do lots of surveys with them and regularly am compensated. The surveys are oftentimes redundant or tedious, sometimes fun or different. I have also been contacted to do telephone/focus group interviews and have received trial products to review. The downsides are that in many surveys, I will complete the survey (the survey itself even says it was completed, not just a screen out, spent the full time plus as indicated on the invite) then get a "you were not successful with this survey" or "while you did not qualify for this survey...." with no way to communicate an error; many of the started surveys seem to screen out and then jump to another unrelated/new survey within the same session that will ask the same questions again (screening questions) and most likely be a different time amount than initially indicated on the invite (so you could jump to a survey that will now take 3-4 times as long but the incentive is for the first shorter survey and therefore, not appropriate). Also, you have to get enough points to be equal to or more than $50 to cash in and then incentives take a LONG time to receive once requested- most of mine take 2-3 months. So, unless you regularly take lots of surveys (expect A LOT of screen outs before you actually complete one and receive incentives/points), you will not get anything for these.



