Question-How do you complete the Current Events Survey?

[cathy37]

I tired it too and the same thing pulled up for me.  I'm not signing up to take any more surveys that I will not qualify for.

[countrygirl12]

I just tried this & it was a quick survey on politics that credited in a few minutes after completing -- no personal information other than age was asked.  Perhaps you just tried it after it hit the quota for that day, if they have a quota -- some do... keep trying, if it immediately goes to some place other than a survey, just X out of it.


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Jan 6th   $0.06   Approved

Did you already have an account with that survey provider? I just tried it again and it still prompt me to create an account with them. To do that, I'd have to give them some personal information.

I was not prompted or ask to sign up for anything.  And I did get credit for the offer.  YOU DO KNOW when you do a survey they have your info - right?  They know who you are.  They have your name and address and probably phone number.  If you do not believe me contact support.  They will tell you the same thing.  This also explains why every State Farm Ins company in a 300 mile radius has started harassing me trying to get me to take their insurance. grrr

[berthabutt]

     All I can assume after reading the posts on this offer, is that it is targeting particular areas of the country, especially since it seems to be a short political survey.   I'll keep giving it a shot now and then, while it's still available.  Only takes a second or two to check.

[kataomoi]

I was not prompted or ask to sign up for anything.  And I did get credit for the offer.  YOU DO KNOW when you do a survey they have your info - right?  They know who you are.  They have your name and address and probably phone number.  If you do not believe me contact support.  They will tell you the same thing.  This also explains why every State Farm Ins company in a 300 mile radius has started harassing me trying to get me to take their insurance. grrr

No, I did not know that and honestly, I don't believe it. I believe they have information like my IP address, but I am doubtful they have personal information, like my full name, address, number, etc. If they already knew that information, why would they ask for it at sign-up? Plus the survey provider having my information and the person responsible for conducting the survey having my information are two different things to me.

[pstovall]

I do believe that the same offers can show up differently for different folks.  It's all about that targeting business.  However the thought about the survey having reached its quota is a good explanation of what's going on.  Either way,  I have not seen this offer on my page.