Survey Takers Bill Of Rights

[steve_sensei]

I have been taking surveys for two and a half years now, using several different survey sites. I find it very frustrating when I completely finish a survey, then be told that I don't meet the qualifications or some other excuse. I think what is needed is a Survey Takes Bill Of Rights. Some of the provisions to consider are:

- If a survey taker completely finishes a survey, award the full point value.

- Either accept or reject a survey taker within a certain number of pre-qualification questions, such as age, sex, location, zip code, etc.

- Provide a running list of surveys that have been taken or disqualified for.

Any other ideas?

[ksedwar]

Some panels will credit for non-paying surveys or surveys that unfairly DQ but then some don't. You have to email them and see how they respond. If they respond.

 

I think what is needed is a Survey Takes Bill Of Rights.

 

The "Survey Takes Bill Of Rights" is already written in each survey panels TOS agreement. It's up to each individual to participate or not.

[ashley0323]

** Not a referral post, no links involved**

But, If anyone enjoys giving their opinions on surveys/polls/etc.. but tired of being disqualified, I would recommend the CNKT app.. Its an app that allows users to voice their opinions, where its heard. Once certain topics reach a good amount of votes, its usually brought to the attn of whoever it may concern.

I use to use several survey sites to give my opinion, but most of the time, it would make it halfway through the survey and of course, I wouldnt qualify..

Lately CNKT is hosting a bunch of promos to earn extra cash too. Definitely worth checking out..

I do believe it is only for US though.

Andriod/iPhone (not sure about windows).. just search for cnkt in the app store.

[jberri12]

There is a similar thread on this subject I started a couple of years ago here.

[neminem]

Ha, yeah, I wouldn't use cnkt for free, but I've gotten his $10 promos a couple times from /r/beermoney (he's done 4 so far, but the third one was a bit involved and I was busy that week, and the most recent one required you to bug your friends to download it, which I have philosophical objections to unless I legitimately love the thing and would tell them anyway for free.) It's a decent enough app, especially after a couple rounds of tweaks and improvements, but I didn't find it interesting enough to use it for free. Totally found it interesting enough to be worth getting paid to use it though.

 

That said, I'm not sure what it has to do with the point of this thread?