idylatoo Posted October 18, 2011 Report Share Posted October 18, 2011 It kind of hurts me to think that posters would believe I would make this up. Why would I do that...we're in this together trying to help each other. The checks come a few weeks after I cash in, but it's all relative. I am going by the dates I cash in and yes, about once a week. How? Like I said, I keep one email a day, or even an old one, doesn't matter. I click on take the survey and it says "You have taken this already" and then on the right as you know, it says "Take another". I keep going until I get the message saying nothing else is available. In an hour, there are often more. Of course, I do the sponsored polls. I do not compose polls of my own, too tedious.I work part time so have the time to do all this. On a few others, you can do the same thing..I don't wait for invitations, I just go there and try my luck. It takes persistence and motivation (I am not rich but it's worth it to me. It could very well be due to whatever your personal qualifying criteria happens to be, but my *personal* experience so far is that I DQ'd quite a few times from all the "take another" and I stopped doing it as it was not worth my time. I didn't mean to imply that you were lying. What I should have said was that your experiences are likely atypical. However, once I get the new adapter for my laptop, I will stick with it for a week and see what my results are. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cricket Posted October 18, 2011 Report Share Posted October 18, 2011 idylatoo, thanks for explaining. I wish I knew the rhyme or reason to the demographics. One thing I should mention, I have been doing a daily log (I don't know if we're allowed to mention the subject as they all stress confidentiality) but it paid 9,000 points a few times and I am still doing it. I am older and I think I get disqualified a lot on that alone. I have a friend in a small rural town and he is my age and gets nothing. Do they prefer people in a metropolitan area? Every survey, every company is different so I just keep trying. At least with Toluna, I get paid, I understand how it works. I did 65 offers on another site (not surveys) yesterday and only 12 came through, even though I did exactly what they wanted. This is the kind of thing I don't go back to...but with Toluna, OO, Valued Opinions, My View, I haven't had anything like this happen. disqualified halfway through, yes, but not the nonpayment stuff. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ana9018 Posted October 18, 2011 Report Share Posted October 18, 2011 idylatoo, thanks for explaining. I wish I knew the rhyme or reason to the demographics. One thing I should mention, I have been doing a daily log (I don't know if we're allowed to mention the subject as they all stress confidentiality) but it paid 9,000 points a few times and I am still doing it. I am older and I think I get disqualified a lot on that alone. I have a friend in a small rural town and he is my age and gets nothing. Do they prefer people in a metropolitan area? Every survey, every company is different so I just keep trying. At least with Toluna, I get paid, I understand how it works. I did 65 offers on another site (not surveys) yesterday and only 12 came through, even though I did exactly what they wanted. This is the kind of thing I don't go back to...but with Toluna, OO, Valued Opinions, My View, I haven't had anything like this happen. Disqualified halfway through, yes, but not the nonpayment stuff. How long have you been with Toluna? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cricket Posted October 18, 2011 Report Share Posted October 18, 2011 Ana, if you're asking me, 1 year and 1 month. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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