Ralph R.

TOLUNA Influencers, Toluna surveys, rip-off, fraud: online surveys: 3-19-2019
1. To get my rewards it took a lot of c/s contact, they told me my reward was ready but I needed a security code. It was difficult to get the security code out of them, I finally quick response after a complaint to the (FTC) Federal Trade Commission, who sent them some messages. I got $20 Starbucks reward for over 90 hours worth of work, including surveys, uncompleted dysfunctional surveys, and getting the code number to have my reward applied. I can earn more money picking up cans for recycling.
2. Otherwise do it because you don't have important things to do and don't need money. On the plus side to be fair, some surveys are interesting if you want to do it for your own entertainment or express your opinion,
3. Some surveys that have technical difficulties and do not complete, TOLUNA says too bad you wasted your time, even though they got a lot of demographic info and product opinion. Not worth the time.
4. Also, sometimes I spend five to ten minutes on a survey and they collect a lot of demographic info and product opinion out of you before determining I am not "qualified" or "the survey just filled up" and terminate the survey without any compensation. They should qualify the testers BEFORE collecting all the data!

5. Toluna is a rip-off when they do pay, and otherwise it is a fraud. On the plus side, some of the surveys are interesting, but definitely not worth the money.

Toluna surveys: rip off, fraud: sometimes I spend five to ten minutes on a survey and they collect a lot of data before determining I am not "qualified" or " the survey just filled up" and terminate the survey without any compensation. They should qualify the testers BEFORE collecting all the data!

Toluna is a rip off when they do pay, and otherwise its a fraud. On the plus side, some of the surveys are interesting. But not worth the money.