• Always provide accurate personal details (age, gender, location, employment).
• Don’t switch answers to similar questions across surveys (e.g., income range, job role).
• Platforms cross-check demographic data for fraud detection.

🔁 Example: If you say you're a student in one survey and a manager in another, you're likely to get flagged.

• Fast responses = auto-disqualification. Time taken is monitored.
• Stay within the average time range expected for the survey (e.g., 5-minute survey = spend at least 3-4 minutes minimum).
• Read all questions carefully—even if they seem repetitive.

Survey providers often include "trap" questions like:

• Select strongly agree for this question
• Deliberately confusing options

✅ Always read carefully—one wrong move = instant rejection.

• Using VPNs, emulators, or multiple accounts increases the chances of rejection or permanent ban.
• Stick to one account per device/person.

• Most platforms limit the number of quality surveys per user per day.
• Exceeding that or “survey hunting” aggressively can flag you as suspicious.

Many surveys start with qualifying questions.

Example: “Do you own a car?” → Say “yes” just to get in?

❌ Rejected after 5 mins because your profile doesn’t match.

✔️ Be honest even if it disqualifies you early—it protects your long-term trust score.

Don’t type “asdf,” “ok,” or irrelevant answers in open-ended boxes.

Real, thoughtful responses reduce rejection and increase bonuses.

• Don’t click randomly.
• Don’t pretend to use a product or lie about past experiences.
• Survey providers analyze response patterns and can detect inconsistencies.

• Fill in complete demographic details on the survey platform (education, job, income, etc.).
• This helps in getting better-targeted surveys and lowers the chance of being screened out midway.

• Don’t leave surveys midway or jump between apps.
• If session breaks or times out—most likely it will be marked incomplete or rejected.