past 2 times with myview

[brenspencer]

the past two time wed night and today at like 230 I completed a survey each time and it said ty and directed me to the main myview sight to sign in this is totally unfair and you all should contact them letting them know that there system is not crediting people for finishing the surveys I Have NEVER had any problems but the last 2 times and lost 1.00 because of it .50 each I am a little mad that I had to spend 40 minutes to not get credited....

[Kfickes]

the past two time wed night and today at like 230 I completed a survey each time and it said ty and directed me to the main myview sight to sign in this is totally unfair and you all should contact them letting them know that there system is not crediting people for finishing the surveys I Have NEVER had any problems but the last 2 times and lost 1.00 because of it .50 each I am a little mad that I had to spend 40 minutes to not get credited....

Happened to me too around 2:30 my local time (PDT) today on MyView. Took a 25 minute survey, completed, left the page up for 10 or so minutes and didn't get credit. Ughh. Then I signed out of Fusion Cash, cleared history, deleted cookies and then signed back into Fusion Cash. Took another survey for MyView and got credit for that completed survey. Weird!!   MyView has always credited me after every survey. First time this has happened to me with MyView.

[falcon9]

Happened to me too around 2:30 my local time (PDT) today on MyView. Took a 25 minute survey, completed, left the page up for 10 or so minutes and didn't get credit. Ughh. Then I signed out of Fusion Cash, cleared history, deleted cookies and then signed back into Fusion Cash. Took another survey for MyView and got credit for that completed survey. Weird!!   MyView has always credited me after every survey. First time this has happened to me with MyView.

The "cookie-monster" strikes again?

[cwortman544]

Well note to self then don't do the my view surveys because I don't plan on wasting 40 minutes. lol  And the picture of the purple haired "cookie monster" is hilarious too. 

[falcon9]

Well note to self then don't do the my view surveys because I don't plan on wasting 40 minutes.

Agreeing to take any survey is completely voluntary and most of them give an estimated time-frame for completing any given survey before it starts.  If that time-frame seems too long for someone in ratio to the potential return, you can always opt-out of taking the survey, (thus saving you 40 minutes or, whatever the estimated duration was).

lol  And the picture of the purple haired "cookie monster" is hilarious too. 

Remember that, once upon a time, she was someone else's 'lil baby girl, aye?

http://fca.sh/18je3

[timetravel]

Is it a "she"  LOL!  Those time frames are just ridiculous sometimes.  I'll read "fifteen minutes" - reality check - thirty minutes later, the survey still seems never ending - and this is from someone who is usually considered too fast at filling them out!  But yes, if I read "25" minutes or longer, I just opt out.  Fifty cents is not worth it to me for that amount of time.

[falcon9]

Those time frames are just ridiculous sometimes.  I'll read "fifteen minutes" - reality check - thirty minutes later, the survey still seems never ending - and this is from someone who is usually considered too fast at filling them out!  But yes, if I read "25" minutes or longer, I just opt out.  Fifty cents is not worth it to me for that amount of time.

Those survey duration times are averaged estimates and may not include the time it takes to wade through the prequalifying questions, (which can add more time-to-completion for a survey, depending upon how extensive or, particular the demographic criteria is for any one survey).  Your point about being too fast/rushing through a survey is well-taken since that can get a survey-taker DQ'd.