Ivelisse T.

Instacart offers you $15 off, never applies it. Then they overcharge you with substitutes even after you tell them not to. After not giving you the $15 offer, and overcharging you for $25, they offer free delivery fee of $4. You asked them to correct the errors. They tell you sorry, here's a free delivery fee of $4. Awful, awful, awful!

So I have been on Survey Junkie for months and would get on a few times a day and do a couple of surveys. Recently, I had an unpleasant experience with a survey, which after submitting and stating I had completed survey, and in the allotted time specified, did not credit me. So I contacted customer service. They credited me, but said I was actually disqualified from that survey. Survey notices have always stated if I qualified or disqualified, and this particular one did not. Instead it stated I completed it, and requested I submit it, but still didn't credit me. After this, when I signed onto Survey Junkie from this day on, no surveys showed up over 100 points on my dashboard, and also the emailed survey opportunity notices of 1 minute surveys would not open any longer. I believe Survey Junkie limits your opportunities at their discretion, and it's not based on qualifying for each survey. This is a deceitful practice. I will be reviewing them unfavorably based on this practice on different forums.