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That's a very important observation you made and there are some serious consequences to independent survey panels being able to make that determination. I think it reflects the degree of tracking that survey panels have AND that they share this information between themselves. Probably using some sort of data broker to assemble a digital dossier on us. Data brokers routinely take disparate information sources, corroborate the different feeds and produce an identity. They can figure out who somebody is by matching data acquired from unrelated sources. I wonder if Survey Police, being a nexus for panel activities can comment on this observation?

I am not going to mention any survey site names here, but I feel I have been treated unfairly and am taking a break from a survey site. I figure a month ought to do it and then I will decide if I will quit or try again. Been a tough time for me as of late and I guess I am just not as tolerant as I used to be. Anyone else ever do this? Thanks

I just went over $5.00 and was able to cash out. It’s much nicer than having to wait until I’m at $15.00.

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I'm at 98,000+ points and plan to submit for an Amazon code. In the past, other companies have voiced difficulties, at times, getting an allotment from the Amazon Behemoth. Also, it may be a cash flow issue, Panels have to be paid by the organizations that commission the reviews, business can be complicated at times. However, I hope that this issue clears up soon, or the CEO, founders and director of YouGov operations is going to hear from me and get a link to this thread.

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