FRUSTRATED

[thoughtparticles]

Are they just collecting our info ? or are we really disqualified for no reason ? Why do they need have to prolong the questions and keep on asking our personal info. Just asking 

I'd guess they're collecting info and/or getting free answers.  Why else would they suddenly "disqualify" you that far into a survey?

[kathleenkleinhans]

Every now and then that does happen, thankfully not often

[makeblessed]

That happened to me  requently and yes I was frustrated;  I understand the disqualifications, but wish they would all be done at the beginning of a  survey, I guess that just the chance we take in working the site. The good with the bad!

[kdemers0]

Yeah, that is always frustrating! But keep going on

[dwiley11]

Been there, done that.

[Cbsteffen]

That happened to me  requently and yes I was frustrated;  I understand the disqualifications, but wish they would all be done at the beginning of a  survey, I guess that just the chance we take in working the site. The good with the bad!

Sorry, but disqualification for a survey can't always be determined immediately. Sometimes, you might have given a qualifying answer to many questions, but if it turns out you have provided an answer to a late or rather late question in the survey that means disqualification, that's when you have to be disqualified. When you look for something lost or missing, do you just give up permanently after you've looked in many places possible and have had no luck? Only if you don't need it, but if you need it for whatever reason, look wherever possible you haven't looked so hard yet. I've had missing socks from laundry, and although I've looked awfully hard for them, I haven't simply given up because when you haven't found missing socks, it doesn't do any good to just buy more because that means you wind up with even more missing socks from laundry.

[annadote]

To avoid this, I usually never take surveys that are longer than 15 minutes. I usually aim for those that are under 10 minutes so that I don't waste my time.

[Cbsteffen]

To avoid this, I usually never take surveys that are longer than 15 minutes. I usually aim for those that are under 10 minutes so that I don't waste my time.

Surveys longer than 30 minutes are the last I consider!

[jdpcashout]

I was taking a survey that took 45 minutes and was gonna pay me $3.80. I got like 35 minutes into it and then it disqualified me. Feeling really pissed off that it wasted so much of my time.

Yes I have gotten a minute or so into those, then disqualified....sometimes I answer 1-2 questions & immediately disqualified. 

[Cbsteffen]

I was taking a survey that took 45 minutes and was gonna pay me $3.80. I got like 35 minutes into it and then it disqualified me. Feeling really pissed off that it wasted so much of my time.

Yes I have gotten a minute or so into those, then disqualified....sometimes I answer 1-2 questions & immediately disqualified.

Well, nobody can predict when to disqualify you from a survey. If you can't stand disqualification determined rather late in a survey you're supposed to get paid to take, then surveys like those aren't for you. From now on, you should make sure whatever you do to earn money online regularly always credits you a satisfactory amount of money.

[bshee58]

Join the club, its not right that they do that, nothing we can do about it, they make the rules.

[Ladylove2210]

Taking surveys is frustrated

[Sawman214]

after a while you'll figure out how to avoid those

[cathy37]

This has happened to me before and it is frustrating to say the least.  I just think about all that time I wasted answering the questions.

[potluck6]

Luckily it doesn't happen all the time I know how frustrating it can be. Did one on swagbucks for 250sbs hey that's 2.50 I'm in the money now. Keep trying some days are better then others.