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1. The survey has been completed. Normally surveys are active for 2-7 days. The desired number of answers has been collected for this survey. Some surveys automatically close due to inactivity, typically after 10-15 minutes.
2. Quota full also means that the survey is full of respondents within the targeted range. This can be either before the start of a survey, which is normally indicated as closed, or sometimes in the early stages of a survey where certain criteria within the survey becomes filled.
3. This normally varies depending on the rate any given survey is responded to and the overall amount of responses needed by different people to fill a quota. For surveys where you get "Quota Full"? incentives are not rewarded as the information shared by you is not used and is not counted as fully completed.
Quota full also means that the survey is full of respondents within the targeted range. This can be either before the start of a survey, which is normally indicated as closed, or sometimes in the early stages of a survey where certain criteria within the survey becomes filled.
This normally varies depending on the rate any given survey is responded to and the overall amount of responses needed by different people to fill a quota. For surveys where you get "Quota Full" incentives are not rewarded as the information shared by you is not used and is not counted as fully completed.Surveys are sent automatically to you when your profile matches the requirements of the survey. However, there will be times when the survey is full or you are screened out and instead of terminating you from the survey the panel system automatically looks for other surveys that match your profile. So, you get an opportunity to participate in another survey.
1. If cookies are not enabled the survey will not recognize you as the respondent when you reach the end page of the survey and you will receive timed out. Please make sure that you have your cookies enabled.
2. When a survey is left open for an extended period of time the browser session expires and you will be timed out from the survey. In this case it is not possible to start the survey again or for a new link to be
Surveys are sent automatically when your profile matches the requirements of the survey. So, we recommend that you answer ALL profile questions and keep your profile information updated. An updated profile it easier for the system to match your profile to surveys that suit you based on your personal data, shopping activity and your interest.
On our part we always attempt to find the right survey for you. However, there may be times that you are asked the same question more than once in our pre-screening phase (where we are looking for a survey to match your profile), and once in the actual survey itself (where we are verifying that you meet the survey's criteria). Although it might seem like an inconvenience or an error that you are asked the same question more than once. This is a quality assurance process to help us do two things
1. It gives us a better chance of finding a survey for you
2. It provides better quality data to our clients who are looking for a certain type of person.
A screen out occurs when you are outside the target group for a given survey. Rather than consuming your time on answers that cannot be used the survey finishes early (normally within the first few questions). This can happen from time to time even if you have originally been selected to take part as some surveys require specific information. Surveys where you receive "screen out" do not count as fully completed and incentives are not rewarded as the information is not used.
Negative incentives can occur when someone completed a survey in a manner deemed inappropriate (bad or untruthful). We will not share with you which questions proved to be problematic for our clients. Below are some ways clients define "bad"? or "untruthful"? responses.
Every survey finished has an estimated time to complete. If you complete a survey in a time frame that does not fall within the range that is acceptable you will not qualify for the survey, receive an incentive and may be terminated from the panel.
If you provide answers that are not accurate and or inconsistent in any manner whatsoever you will not qualify for the survey, receive an incentive and may be terminated from the panel.
Sometimes, Clients will put questions in the survey multiple times or require you choose a specific answer to ensure you are being truthful and/or reading the entire survey question. If our client should find that your responses are unacceptable as per the red herring directive you will not qualify for the survey, receive an incentive and may be terminated from the panel.
At times clients will have a section within a survey that requests panelists to fill in their answers by writing them in, rather than selecting an answer from a set of pre-identified responses. If a response in Open Ended question is considered to contain language that is inappropriate, non-sensible, or not fitting for the question you will not qualify for the survey, receive an incentive and may be terminated from the panel.
(USA) If the amount of incentives provided does not exceed $600 in a calendar year, then no 1099 is needed and nothing about the individual recipient needs to be reported to the federal or a state government nor does a SS# need to be gathered.
NO!! You should never give away your log in details. Not to SurveyOptimus or to anyone else. We don't need your password or username. We will use other information to find you in our system when you contact us.
Sometimes you may receive an email falsely claiming to be from PayPal or another known entity. This is called "phishing" because the sender is "fishing" for your personal data. The goal is to trick you into clicking through to a fake or "spoof" website, or into calling a bogus customer service number where they can collect and steal your sensitive personal or financial information. If you have responded to a phishing email and provided any personal information, or if you think someone has used your account without permission, you should immediately change your password and security questions.
You should also report it to PayPal immediately and they will help protect you as much as possible.
No, we will only send survey invitations to you.
1.Basic info (Name, email, mobile phone #, address, etc)
2.Household (Household income, # of kids and adults in household, etc)
3. Finance (Investments, credits cards types, etc)
4.Technology (Mobile devices, tech devices you use and have in household)
Protecting your privacy is of the utmost importance to us. Any information that you provide is kept strictly confidential. SurveyOptimus aggregates your responses to the online surveys with those of other SurveyOptimus community members so your individual responses are not identifiable.
Depending on your profile (i.e. your gender, your location, etc) and the needs of our clients, normaly you can expect from 1 to 5 surveys per month.
1. From your account you can select "My Referral" button in the Dashboard
2. Share your personal referral link with your friends
3. You will receive a referral bonus reward if your referral joins and completes a survey with us
1. Login to your account.
2. Click on "My Rewards".
3. Choose the payment option that you wish to use from the list given.
4. In the bottom of the Voucher click on "points" that you wish to use.
5. Click "Update".
1. Login to your survey panel account.
2. Click on "My Rewards"?.
3. Once you have reached the redeemable amount click on the "update" button and your money will be transferred to your online account at PayPal.
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5. A new Password will be sent to your registered email address.
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