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Discussion Boards => Suggestions => Topic started by: Stealth3si on July 31, 2010, 11:28:37 pm
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Daily surveys used to be able to be completed once a calendar day, but now they can be done once every 24 hours. Before I was able to have each survey done every day because the "new 24 hour time restriction" was not in place but I've noticed it has thrown my timing off.
Perhaps this new measure was in place for a very good reason. I want to know why.
I also want to know other FC users' experiences with this recent "24 hour lockdown," for lack of a better term.
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Th Admin has addressed this in a couple past threads. For complete details on it, do a quick search.
But, to basically summarize: MyThoughtCounts was always once every 24 hours. GiveUsYour2Cents could be done once per calendar day, but only if you cleared your cookies. When SurveyHead was added, that offer was also a once per 24 hour deal, like MyThoughtCounts. So, to just make everything easy and the same, they made it where all the surveys could now be done once per 24 hours. It totally makes sense to help lessen any confusion and problems.
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Wow it really sucks that way though. Say you made your survey at 11:40 pm on one day and you want to do the same survey in the morning you can't. You got to wait all the way to 11:40 Pm. again. So I'm forced to wait until the next day because you don't want to sit at your computer at 11:40 pm when you could be sleeping or watching a favorite tv show.
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I've never had luck getting credited for survey offers. I stay away from them!
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YES I SAY LET'S INCREASE THE SURVEYS TO 3-5 TIMES A DAY!!
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Daily surveys used to be able to be completed once a calendar day, but now they can be done once every 24 hours. Before I was able to have each survey done every day because the "new 24 hour time restriction" was not in place but I've noticed it has thrown my timing off.
Perhaps this new measure was in place for a very good reason. I want to know why.
I also want to know other FC users' experiences with this recent "24 hour lockdown," for lack of a better term.