Started survey, was asked very nonsensical questions, some demographic questions, then got rejected without compensation.
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- AG-218104-US-1 Copy
- AG-218104-US-1
- AG-216607-US
- AG-209750-US
- AG-209750-US-1N
- US-218104-US-Fem-03
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This is Cijin John and I have to give credit where credit is due. I don't normally take their studies, but accidentally clicked on this one. One day later it was approved for $1.60. It was about "Personal Fragrance (e.g., perfume, cologne, eau de toilette, eau de parfum, etc.)" and it was. It was easy straightforward and a dent time, took about 8 minutes. I guess it IS possible to get a decent study and a decent payout with them after all.
Screened out after answering what type of profession I work in.
Screened out for no apparent reason, at least I got 0.14 for it unlike some other reviewers
Got "screened out" the second I opened the study. No questions or anything. I don't think I've ever done this study, so I don't know why. And no, I wasn't redirected to Prolific to get my 14 cents.
The study asked me questions based on my demographics like age and gender and then screened me out... Complete waste of time as they could have just used the pre-screening on Prolific.
After "passing" the initial screening, I entered the survey where there are no "right" or "wrong" answers. However, there are wrong answers, and if you answer "incorrectly," you will be screened out. After six minutes, I was screened out and rewarded .14.
NETFLIX SURVEY - IT 'SCREENED ME OUT' WHEN I SAID I WOULD ABSOLUTELY NOT BE GETTING NETFLIX - 15% OF THE WAY INTO THE SURVYE. I GOT 0.14 FROM A $3 SURVEY
After completing 18 percent of the survey I was screened out and paid 14 cents.
After completing the study, instead of being redirected to Prolific, the study was attempting to redirect me to a "research partner's" study. It just sounded too suspicious and I returned the study.