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I also don't like when they use that router and keep getting survey after survey I will only try for a couple then I move on

You can see your progress towards 5 DQ's. Click on the three horizontal lines next to your name in the upper right-hand corner and select "Activity" Voila, there it is.

TellWut If you don't qualify for the survey you will still get 50 points up to 5 a day

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I will do some of them depending on time and pay but they most certainly are not a priority.Plus if you don't qualify it keeps trying to find you a survey which is real annoying to me.

Honestly, I just look at the points I have. So on tellwut, I would see in the upper corner that I have 3400 points (or whatever). I don't really need to know anything more specific, unless it is a site that is shady and I want to make sure I'm getting credit for the surveys I've completed. I can't imagine how your site is confusing people, but I'm not high maintenance (lol), I just need to know my current balance.

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They never replied to my email regarding not hearing from them in 2 years. I did see in my account that I got 50 pts from them for a survey back in June of 2016. That was the last I heard from them.

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I cashed out for amazon Sept. 2 and got it Sept. 3. To me that's a long time ago. I hardly ever do their surveys because I can't remember the last time I qualified for one and it takes too long to get to $5 10 cents at a time.

I was wondering about the 5 survey thing too. I can't get to that limit since they changed. Yesterday they had a profile question on the dashboard that didn't work, you couldn't click it and it prevented me from getting to the surveys.

I'm curious. From your last post and this one it seems like you're getting free research, conducting a survey with out paying?

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I also meant to add that it takes so long to be eligable for surveys , I had to get up to 15,000 and some points, to get a visa card prepaid. I am waiting for it and told there is a pin I have to activate, so I hope there is not a issues..

I leave because some times the incentives are to minimal especially for surveys that take longer then 20 mins.. Some survey sites its takes way to long to get up to the cap you are alllowed to cash out on and can take weeks to get paid.

The reasons why i will leave survey sites is usually because they are way too long and are incorrect about the length of time it takes to complete it (Ive noticed that many sites do this ALL the time , so ive come to believe its not a mistake). Also, I will leave if the survey is boring. Or when u answer the question of your heritage and u immediately get kicked out of the survey?, I really hate that..

Rerouting issues! MySurvey is the leader of that in my book. Too many surveys weren't rerouting back to the homepage and I would get an error message after fully completing it. I would email customer service but they weren't very good at making things right.

I have left a few survey sites but mostly it was because of a lack of surveys I had one that when I first started I was getting a couple surveys a week and then it went to 1 every 6 months so took me 3 years to cash out and then it took 2 months to receive it when I got it I was done with them. I have one right now I am getting close to getting rid of not always getting the points after you complete the survey and when you email them you get no response I feel there is no excuse for that without us they would not have a job. I had another one last year that I completed the survey and didn't receive my compensation so I emailed them and they did get back with me and said the survey is now closed well it wasn't when I did the survey so I contacted the client and he was great and worked with me to make sure I did receive the points that was the only time I have ever done that. There are times now that I just let it go and move on because it takes to much energy when you do get a response it is just a canned when and it doesn't get you the points if it's a site that I still do okay with I keep them if not there gone. Thanks Tellwut for your great customer support

What do you mean by "balance pages"?

I agree with rosiesmom. If I get the message that I completed a survey, and then it takes me back to the survey site saying I haven't qualified, I will usually leave a survey site if that happens numerous times. I'm going to answer your other question. It's 50/50 for me whether I contact a survey company or not. If I contact them, and they work with me, I will stick around. But if it becomes a constant problem, I will leave. I left one site that I really liked because they refused to give me any sort of credit for a survey. Then after writing back to them, they agreed to give me points but never did, which I found really shady and I called them out on it.

I don't normally leave a site , they leave me (like Pinecone and Harris). To date , I have not left any site , but a couple are getting close. Almost 100% DQs or just screeners , just not worth it as it takes years to reach cash out. I can tolerate iffy customer service if the site has surveys that one does not DQ from.

I have left because the awards change, say you are getting to cash out at $25 and each survey is worth .50 and then all of a sudden those surveys are worth .35 and you don't qualify often. I also leave a site that won't pay me for my time. If I spend 30 minutes doing a survey, and complete it and get the "thanks for taking the time" message and then get told "sorry, you didn't qualify! better luck next time!" message, they are toast to me. Sometimes I don't leave them, they leave me, no surveys for months and months and then be told that my points will expire. Just little things like that. I understand that the companies have to make money, but when they make the money and don't pass the $$ along to those making the money for them, they can blow away and I won't care a bit about them.

I will say one good thing I think the payment comes faster I ordered a visa card on Jan10 and got it in my mail today

Okay so I found something I don't like- after doing multiple surveys it doesn't tell you have many you have done for 50 points -so now you have to keep track of that yourself.I would rather see how many attempts I have made instead of keeping track of it myself. Okay got to the 5 limit today and once you get there it'll pop up that you have completed 5 and then it will ask if you want to continue or close out.So that was good I thought it was just going to continue on.However I would like to see my progress as I am going guess I am old school that way.

Not sure what to think of it yet

Now you can start cashing out at 5000 points if you want .Not that cashing out for $5 bucks is all that great but if you needed a little extra cash for Amazon it could come in handy.