Well, that's the first time i was DQ'd from a survey without effort.

[sfreeman8]

Would be okay to be DQ'd from a survey if my qualifications didn't match but I think they jumped the gun a bit. I was disqualified for my responses....huh? What responses? The survey didn't even start. It was loading and when it did, I got the "Sorry, Disqualified" screen for my responses.

At least they could have asked me for some questions before jumping to conclusions. It was a 4 minute health study.

[annadote]

Sometimes the quota fills before you start to take the survey. And sometimes the different survey sites remember the information about your demographics that you have entered in previous surveys.

I typically enjoy the quick disqualifications because at least I didn't waste my time for only a penny. Sometimes it is nice to quickly get a penny.

[berthabutt]

This happens to me a lot.  I guess they know my demo's and just don't want me.   Like a previous member said, I would rather DQ from the start, rather than answer a bunch of questions.

[AnnaKiki]

I love it when you get disqualified after you give your age!

[rob110]

Sometimes the quota fills before you start to take the survey. And sometimes the different survey sites remember the information about your demographics that you have entered in previous surveys.

I typically enjoy the quick disqualifications because at least I didn't waste my time for only a penny. Sometimes it is nice to quickly get a penny.

Yes, I agree happens to me too.

[appy9104]

Actually that is ideal,  they should be able to "remember" us and decide much quicker than they do if we are "qualified".

[squirrelgirl44]

I'd rather get DQ'd super early and get my penny and move on. It's such a pain to answer 20-30 questions, and THEN get DQ'd.

[Survivalist7]

I agree about the DQ times, it's much better to get your DQ sooner rather than later , and I think that is why the sites save the information , to try and avoid having a survey taker waste their time , it could be a reason anyway , although some sites, I think , shouldn't be allowed to offer surveys because they route through about a dozen before deciding there is no way to qualify lol.

[tuffys_daughtr]

I had one today! Clicked on start and next thing I know I'm getting a penny lol. I agree, those are way better than the ones that drag that DQ out!

[articx]

That has happened to me multiple times. The only thing I can do is to try a different survey.

[surveygrabber]

I got that lots of times. There are at times that the survey will take me to the disqualification page instead of taking me to the actual survey.

[kaat1220]

Sometimes, they read your profile and can tell you do not qualify.

[Survivalist7]

Sometimes it's like a catch 22 on Tap Research , because sometimes they will DQ you right away for 1 or 2 points and other times you will go quite a while only to discover you only get $.01 or $.02 when , according to their own rules, you should be getting quite a bit more than that.

[rwhite17]

some do keep your info and compare it to what is needed for the survey and will DQ you if it is not a match... I much prefer this than answering questions and thinking I can do the survey only to have it DQ then

[thoughtparticles]

I love it when you get disqualified after you give your age!

I get that quite often. I guess 35 is either too old or too young for most surveys?