E-rewards, offered a four hour long survey.

[xr6er]

I have had a survey offer from e-rewards. They say that the survey will take four hours to complete and you will receive $30 worth of points.
Does anybody know how many points this gets you.
Deciding if it is worth doing the survey.

 

[SheikYerbouti]

Would you do any other sort of work for $30 for 4 hours? No, didn't think so.

 

[AustraliaPoochie]

Only you can decide, OP.
Make the decision fast, because, even though you might have the link to it, the survey might have closed by the time you do decide to do it.
Do it and see.
I think when I did the e-Rewards thingo, I got 2000 points and got $10 off at Woolworths.
So, to guess it would be/should be 6000 points..
Hard to say though, because if you answer an early part of the survey not to their liking, you can be zonked out at the very first few questions.
Sometimes too my laptop dropped out, and when I try to get back in, it said not found.
Best of luck though.

 

[ric_melb]

Would anyone want to spend 4 hours doing a survey? I think not.
As the two above posters have suggested you might get between 3000 and 6000 points.
$30 for 4 hours is not worth it.

 

[andye]

The only one I've ever been offered that long is a survey of your radio listening for a week. If you dont listen much it wont take 4 hours
Ps: there is a similar survey being offered by phone operators which offers more $

 

[aikman]

From memory I think that four hour survey required me to install something on my computer so I decided not to do it.

 

[xr6er]

They must be keen, I just got an email reminding me of the same survey, but it must be done by tomorrow night, I might give it a miss.