Spend 5-10 minutes on surevey then get disqualified!

[hulls9512]

Hi, I'm a new member, started last week.  While I've definitely had some success here, I've been noticing there are some surveys I get disqualified for right away, which is totally understandable, BUT I've had a couple surveys where I've spent 5-10 minutes honestly answering questions when all of the sudden it ends and says I'm disqualified!  This seems like a bit of a rip off to me.  It seems like a company can ask a group of questions then disqualify you near the end to avoid payment.

IMO, if I make it though 45% of the survey, then I should get 45% of whatever the offer was for, not a single penny!

Is there a way to tell which ones to avoid? Does this happen a lot, or did I just have an unlucky streak?

[kathleenkleinhans]

It does happen every now and the, just be patient and keep trying!

[nannycoe1]

Get used to it, it happens to us all

[candyterrius]

I’d be grateful to spend 5-10 minutes rather than to spend over 30 - 45 minutes long for a penny. It’s even worse if the survey just stalls with a technical error, and you’re left without a single penny. 

[rob110]

You just keep trying, some pay, some don't, but you can still earn if you don't give up.

[kaat1220]

Be thankful it was only 5-10 minutes of your time. How would you like to spend 30 minutes or more and have this happen? It's one of the most annoying aspects of the job.

Unfortunately, there is no way to tell which survey is going to do this in advance, and some days, it can even happen more than once. However, in the scheme of things, it does not happen a lot; it happens enough to be annoying, but it's still worth it to try because most surveys you qualify for and complete DO pay out.

I will tell you though that issuing a support ticket is useless; you will get the token response that Fusion Cash cannot do anything.

I'm sorry this happened because it truly does suck.

[berthabutt]

    I have been on a survey for over an hour and disqualified.  fortunantly  not very often.

[renee10]

I have been disqualified many times. It is just part of the survey taking experience and just move on to another.

[betlynjua]

    I have been on a survey for over an hour and disqualified.  fortunantly  not very often.

Oh, I know that feeling - been there a few times myself.  One thing I will say, though, those experiences make the short, fun, lively surveys that have a decent credit that you do receive so much sweeter.   

It would be nice if they all were like that but we have to be realistic.

[pstovall]

Unfortunately, it's just part of the process.  I've spent way longer than 5-10 minutes and still gotten disqualified, but the good news is it doesn't happen very often, and when it does, I just go on to the next survey, and know that eventually I'll find one that pays off.  I really like the TapResearch surveys because many times you get more than $.01 during the disqualification process.  It seems to be connected with how long you've spent on the survey, and also, the one centers don't count as a bonus!

[davissy]

It happens to me too,  I wish they'd place those questions at the beginning instead of after everything.  Would be nice if FusionCash would give us more credit aside from the 1c.

[azooma]

right

[ladavia89]

It happens to me too,  I wish they'd place those questions at the beginning instead of after everything.  Would be nice if FusionCash would give us more credit aside from the 1c.

There is a long dq bonus. I've seen it up to 15 cents.

But the site doesn't get paid for the survey if its not marked as completed so if FC still paid out it would be out of pocket and that's not really realistic

[azooma]

15 cents, that's cool

[southernhorizons]

I’d be grateful to spend 5-10 minutes rather than to spend over 30 - 45 minutes long for a penny. It’s even worse if the survey just stalls with a technical error, and you’re left without a single penny. 

That actually just happened to me on Swagbucks! I was so mad! Even worse, it was supposed to be a multiple part survey, with additional payment for each additional survey!