Latest reviews about e-rewards

BB says "Upromise and Erewards Help Me earn Money for My kids College" about e-rewards

BB — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 05:19:08 GMT

I signed up to Erewards through Upromise and i have to say it is the best way so far for me to rack up those earnings for my kids college. It doesn't accumilate fast in my Upromise account, but it accumilates a lot faster than it did before I signed up to Erewards through Upromise. This makes me very happy. You see I don't shop at Kroger much and I don't shop online through Upromise so Erewards is my best bet. The surveys are easy and simple to follow and they only take a few minutes to complete or to find out if you qualify for the reard.

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Bryan-Carey says "Got Time to Waste? Try E-Rewards" about e-rewards

Bryan-Carey — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 18:11:02 GMT

Taking surveys for rewards is a habit I started many years ago. Back then, there was no internet and surveys were sent via regular mail. The process was time consuming, but it worked and you usually received cash money for your efforts. Today, there is a virtually endless sea of survey sites on the internet, offering cash and merchandise rewards. One of them is E-Rewards, a site that rewards you each time you take or attempt to take a survey.

Survey Site Commentary:

E-Rewards is just like most other survey sites in many regards. The site sends periodic surveys to member's e-mail accounts whenever a potential match has been found. Members then click the link and they are immediately launched into the survey. There is no need to logon or remember your password at this point. The e-mail link takes you straight to the survey action.

E-Rewards offers surveys on a wide range of topics and they tell you up- front what the survey is going to cover. They also indicate the approximate time it...

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SedonaLily says "e-rewards is a decent deal" about e-rewards

SedonaLily — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 15:52:41 GMT

e-rewards program is a decent deal to sign up with.

The surveys do not take a long time to do. They always take me less than the estimated time.

The rewards are a ok, there could be more of a selection. Some of the rewards are a bit pricey if you find out what they would actually cost in real dollars. The blackout date after which points cannot be redeemed is a long period so I don't have a problem with that.

I feel I respond to the surveys quickly but have often encountered surveys that have already met their quota.

I have only redeemed my points once but did not incur and problems with receiving my mag subscription.

In three words: easy, not time-consuming, free.

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mikey82thomas says "Absolutely terrible customer service" about e-rewards

mikey82thomas — Sat, 29 Nov 2008 00:49:38 GMT

E-Rewards appears a first glace to be legit - you get points for answering surveys and when you get enough you can redeem them for prizes. However E-Rewards has issues and whenever you appear to point out issues (non-crediting of surveys, survey companies asking tens and sometimes more than 50 questions before disqualifying you, prizes never appearing) they keep asking for proof. When you learn the routine then they start with answers like "You did not spend enough time on survey" and eventually customer service does not reply to e-mails and messages.

If you join consider them a hostile witness and keep as much evidence as you can until they stop sending questionable.
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Rita says "e-Rewards Promises Big Bucks But Gives Pennies" about e-rewards

Rita — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 17:44:27 GMT

The lure of rewards during tough economic times was appealing, however, I've been a member of e-rewards for several months and have only "qualified" for a couple of surveys. The company has my demographic data so are they intentionally sending me surveys for which I won't qualify or is this a sham? I've contacted the company more than once with my concerns but have never received a reply so I'm leaning toward the company being a sham....

Dyllan says "E-rewards.com is worth the time, but rewards options are limited" about e-rewards

Dyllan — Mon, 27 Oct 2008 17:59:00 GMT

E-rewards gives credit for surveys, in their own currency. It is displayed in dollars, but this is deceptive as most of the rewards are worth about half of the dollar value.

That being said, it's still worthwhile. One survey I took, which took me about half an hour, earned me $50. Most take a few minutes, after which you're told you don't qualify and you are given somewhere between $0.50 and $2.00 in credit. They always let you know up front what you'll be earning, both if you qualify and if you don't.

Still, it's a minimal time investment, and there are some good merchants available (though not a ton).
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bobbeare says "Stopped communicating for no reason" about e-rewards

bobbeare — Wed, 03 Sep 2008 01:34:17 GMT

E-Rewards talks about consumer friendly they are but

For no reason E-Rewards will stop sending you surveys preventing you from earning a reward.
E-Rewards will often give you a canned or no response to customer service requests.
E-Rewards frequently will fail to credit you with survey and when you e-mail them they ask for information from survey you did not keep.
Sometimes E-Rewards will have surveys which break and you get no credit.
E-Rewards will frequently change terms on rewards.

Might be worth trying in short term but not worth staying with it.
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Sistablister says "NEVER SENT MY GIFT CARD" about e-rewards

Sistablister — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 14:49:18 GMT

When I came across e-rewards I thought it was really grate and could not wait to start earning reward... I love doing survey... Anyways I cashed in my point and waited for my gift card that never came it had been over 10 weeks so I emailed with my complaint to the email on the web site 4 times and still no response. So at this point I went to the BBB website and found a different email. I emailed them last week asking for them to look into it and they said they would I sent another email at the end of last week and still no response. Stay away from this company....

desiab says "E-rewards is a simple way to earn rewards." about e-rewards

desiab — Mon, 11 Feb 2008 17:23:56 GMT

I joined E-rewards many years ago and I continue to do the surveys because of ease and simplicity. I receive quite a few invitations within a week and it is easy to add money to your account. I have not had any problems with my currency being immediately credited to my account.

In the last three months I was able to redeem for discount coupons for flowers and gifts, but therein lies my only con. With e-rewards most, if not all, of the rewards are in the form of a discount. You purchase so much at a participating site and recieve so much off of your order. The reward is treated as a discount and can not be used in conjunction with any other code or coupon. I would rather the rewards be in the form of a gift certificate that I coud use as I saw fit. Also, there are few companies that participate in the redemption portion, so your options are limited to only a handful of sites.

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mikepet says "easy to earn points" about e-rewards

mikepet — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 16:25:26 GMT

The good things about e-rewards are that they don't send too many e-mails, it's easy to earn a lot of points, and their rewards are handled quickly. The bad thing is that the dollar values of the rewards are way too high compared to the actual value of the reward and they don't let you use the same reward twice with a certain amount of time (3 month period, I think)....