u/Queasy-Werewolf7500

I just had a survey that asked a bunch of questions, the last 2 questions indicated that I won't be screened out if I answer 'no' to them. I answered no because that was my answer to both of them. Then it screened me out. LOL

I have spent 12 minutes on 2 different surveys today just to have them both conveniently fill up upon completion and only give me $.050. I'm sure my answers will be used and I should be rewarded for my answers. I contacted HeyCash on the website but am not expecting a response since they never respond anymore.

I just completed an entire survey on HeyCash about TV shows like The Five Star Weekend and Off Campus. I spent 25 minutes on it answering questions about those and other TV shows I have heard of.

Upon completion, it displayed this: It looks like you didn't qualify. Thank you for your time.! Screened out, $ 0.050.

I'm sure my answers are going to be used, they just don't want to reward the full amount! Don't waste your time if you come across this survey!

My advice with these promotions is to opt-out. Whenever I have opted-in, it makes it that much harder to qualify for surveys. They make it as hard as possible to earn the bonus and in the end you lose more from disqualifications than it's worth.

`If you come across a survey about purchasing Costco gift cards, you won't be rewarded upon completion. It displayed this upon completion:

Unfortunately, you haven't qualified for any surveys at this time.

We hope you'll try again later.

Is anyone else tired of getting this message after completing an entire survey and receiving 0 points?:

To help your chances on future surveys:

Avoid VPNs or proxy networks

Take your time on open-ended questions

Be consistent and answer questions meaningfully

0 points? I'm sure they use our answers anyway!

Now that there is another promotion, the frequency of only getting 3 points after completing an entire survey has increased. I'm sure my answers are used in these cases since it never happens at the beginning or middle of the survey. It always happens at the end.

They can claim all the want that my answers aren't used in these situations. I don't believe that though, especially when it always happens after completing the entire survey.

They sure do make it as hard as possible to complete surveys during these promotions while they still profit from my answers without paying the full amount.

I found this baby turtle in the parking lot of the apartment complex I live in. I took him/her to the lake and he/she went into the lake. I'm not sure how he/she got into the parking lot.

It's ridiculous that HeyCash is now charging service fees to redeem rewards. It's bad enough that the amount they pay for completing surveys are slave wages, now they are taking even more.

Survey Junkie wants you to take your time answering the questions in detail. While you're doing that, they keep dumping people into the survey. It becomes a race to finish it before it fills up. Then you only get 2 points for your answers when it fills up when you're answering the end demographic questions.

Why doesn't HeyCash respond to messages sent through the help section on the website anymore?

Also you indicate the following: This is your space to share experiences,

That's obviously not true since you deleted my post about my experience on your site.

I have had two surveys tonight that originated on HeyCash that took me to https://www.insightexpress.com/ for the surveys not reward after I completed both of them. Just a heads up!

Now that it is day 7 of the Golden Hour Giveaways promotion and I am one survey away from getting the 500 bonus points. Every survey is displaying the message below. Seems a little more than coincidental.

They really make it as hard as possible to earn the bonus on these promotions. Every survey is now displaying this about 2-3 minutes into the survey:

Thanks for participating

Either an automated security check ended your session before it began, or a response didn't meet the survey's quality requirements.

To help your chances on future surveys:

Avoid VPNs or proxy networks

Take your time on open-ended questions

Be consistent and answer questions meaningfully

I just had a survey where this was the requirement:

We are looking for those who are 16-19 years old, and those who live in NYC, Chicago, LA, Dallas, Atlanta region, and those who have annual household income over $ 135,000.
Do you have family or acquaintance those who are 16-19 years old, and those who live in NYC, Chicago, LA, Dallas, Atlanta region, and those who have annual household income over $ 135,000?

I don't know who thinks up these ridiculous requirements.