Survey Disqualifiers

[JaniceSW]

Have you ever noticed that being over 60 years, having an income of less than $25,000, and not having any children at home seem to be major survey disqualifiers.  What?  Don't companies realize that we spend money and use products too!

[kjstrukel]

I feel your pain, Janice.  I'm in my 60's, kids grown and I have a hard time qualifying for surveys.  I like the Tap Research ones because you usually still get .01

[rwhite17]

I'm 54 with no children and don't qualify for a lot of surveys but still get quite a few, especially livesample daily as I can try them til I get 2 that qualify me

[teenangel]

I'm younger than you I'm 40 years and have no children and I still get disqualified for most surveys.  So I feel your pain

[metsrock69]

I get the same and I will be 50 next year. My kids are out of the house but I just do surveys I think are gonna credit for me. I do movie surveys ,entertainment and shopping surveys. They usually work for me. Good luck on future surveys

[bshee58]

I'm close to 60, but I am having good surveys from Tap.

[lywb2168]

I agree that with no children in the house surveys are harder, my grand babies live with me but the are not MINE, I disqualify a lot but still able to get a few surveys in.

[surveygrabber]

I do not qualify for very many surveys. I do my best though.

[bremer51]

I always blame survey DQs on my age and when I put in my zipcode its like, "Oh nobody cares what Midwesterners think."

[shasha2210]

everytime I do a survey I always get disqualified and it is crazy

[sfreeman8]

Have you ever noticed that being over 60 years, having an income of less than $25,000, and not having any children at home seem to be major survey disqualifiers.  What?  Don't companies realize that we spend money and use products too!

I'm in the same boat. Also being female also seems to be a major factor. I do find it very ridculous because elders are a heck of a lot more informed and knowledgeable in certain surveys.

[countrygirl12]

Have you ever noticed that being over 60 years, having an income of less than $25,000, and not having any children at home seem to be major survey disqualifiers.  What?  Don't companies realize that we spend money and use products too!

Because a lot of the surveys are about products geared toward kids or whatever. I guess they figure if you live at the poverty level you can't afford certain products and would not be purchasing them.  I thought about that a long time ago.

[nannycoe1]

I am 63 but my grandson who is 13 lives with me so I think that helps

[squirrelgirl44]

Well - I got this message today. I clicked on a survey link that was emailed to me, did the captcha and got the attached. I may be done with surveys - this is BS!!

[berthabutt]

At 61, I know exactly what you're talking about.