This is a nice survey site. But I wish the rewards included PayPal. I also wish that the survey matcher gave more possible surveys. Often times I find myself being told I do not qualify simply for giv... See more
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I participated in a questionnaire but wasn't accepted at that time. Since then, I've seen requests for men over 55 who like dogs and for men over 55 who ride motorbikes.
Question; if these posts and the "company" are genuine, isn't it easier to just compile a database of simple answers to broad, generic questions and contact the appropriate responders?
Or is it some kind of scam?
I have tried to register on several different occasions and each time I select my gender and date of birth and I get this message "There are no offers available for your region at this point", so why do they keep sending me things on messenger to participate?
I've tried a number of survey sites, and this site is arguably the worst. They almost always tell me I'm not qualified for a particular survey, and that's after they get my demographic info. They could at least give a few points if we're not qualified. And another issue is that I constantly get error messages when trying to take a survey.
Spent time completing a recommended 4 minute survey, only to find out when I submitted the last question that I wasn't what they needed, so no reward. The point of me being recommended the survey in the first place, and wasting those 4 minutes of my life was for what exactly????
Scam site that should be prosecuted. You enter your data, and then can't complete a survey. Avoid for your sanity.
A waste of time. I've just spent 20 mins trying to find a survey that works. Every time they select one for me it is instantly unavailable or not suitable for me. In a week of getting daily emails I've only managed to complete two surveys, so I'm giving up.
Seems like a scam. Tried to sign up but could not get passed the postcode. I typed it in many formats and ways but keeps saying invalid. Leads me to believe it is a scam
I just did a survey, but it was not registered and therefore I did not get the money… :(
They took my data and then said sorry we have no surveys for you. Then Why did you send me the dam invitation?
After two weeks of hard work, I asked for my reward and did not receive it. They stopped contacting me via email. I feel like they are scammers.
The surveys are extremely repetitive, no data overlap. Limited to no reward
Do not get involved in this nonsense. Site will show potential surveys with a monetary value. Once started and personal information has been entered - ie DOB, kids, occupation, postcode etc...the survey will tell you they are looking for a different kind of profile. It happens almost every time and you've giving precious information away for free. DO NOT PARTICIPATE
My first two week with Surveyword was a pleasure. Everything was professional and the survey's accumulated points. Then, all of a sudden, their communication with me stopped, and after a week of this, I decided to cash out me rewards. The site said I should receive my reward in 2-3 days. It's now going on 3 weeks! I tried to go to their website but, lo and behold, they not only blocked me, but took my e-mail address out of their system. All for a measly $20. And, BTW, they have an app on their website where you can talk with someone. It's bogus. Every time I tried to get some relief he said he couldn't connect me to the website. Very, very frustrating and they wouldn't know professionalism if it hit them in the face. Please think about doing their surveys, chances are you won't get paid.
Seems a scam. Severe lack of information. Links didn't work. Asking questions before logging in. Fake questions from fake people.
A load of absolute shite. Surveys are never available, and when they are, they are worth about a euro an hour to do. A cod. An excuse to sell your data only. Should be shut down.
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