Another One Of Those Surveys

[bostonphil]

I got one on another site that I was really happy to get. It was from a survey company that I really like and have done many surveys for this company.  I was really enjoying the survey and then I got a rude awakening. I got a message telling me that I was going too fast and was disqualified without any reward.

The survey was simple enough. I understood the instructions, especially since I had taken so many for this company. Nothing like this had ever happened to me and I was especially not expecting it from this particular survey company.

Yesterday, a FC member posted about this happening to her. Today, it happens to me.

[surveygrabber]

It's really sad this has happened. So far all of the surveys I got disqualified from, I got DQ bonuses from all of them. I hope FC looks into this issue.

[Skyisbluetoday]

          It's sad that they have a timer while taking a survey. Some of us are slower than others. Which can be a disappointment. I've had to slow down during survey's now cause of that reason.        

[kjstrukel]

I had that happen one time, too.  I did not feel that I was speeding through at all.... it was frustrating for sure.  Because the survey was interesting and I actually enjoyed it! 

[gwilson31]

Surveys DQ us for answering too fast, and if you answer too slow their quota is filled by the time you get to the end. 

[rwhite17]

I've had that happen to me once ,so while disappointing, at least it isn't a regular thing... I avoid surveys that give me trouble, etc

[Claudiam602]

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[seesawing]

I got one of those messages about speeding through the survey from a survey company I admired, too.  I've completed a number of their surveys and find them well written and concise.  In fact, I am always eager to find one of these surveys because I know I won't get DQ'd after working the survey to the end.

This particular survey was rather simple and I found answering the questions easy enough and then the error message appeared.  I didn't see how finding the answers easily could cause me to speed, but then how would one know what "too fast" is?  So, I really didn't think too much of it at the time.  It wouldn't surprise me if that was a dead survey to begin with that never got removed once it closed.