E-Rewards Reviews and Features

E-Rewards

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e-Rewards is one of the world's leading market research panels. Share, earn and learn by sharing your experiences about top global brands.

Earn e-Rewards

Earn Opinion Points/e-Rewards currency for taking surveys. Exchange your points for gift cards, magazine subscriptions, hotel reward points, and airline points. Choose from over 30 different retailers to redeem gift cards with, including Best Buy, CVS Pharmacy, Walmart, Macy's and more. You may redeem a gift card only once per quarter with most gift card options.

Prizes

e-Rewards can also be redeemed towards prizes. Many prizes come in the form of discounts towards purchasing products and services they provide.

Redeem Your e-Rewards Currency

In most cases, your account will be credited as soon as you complete a survey. However, in some cases the credit may take up to 7 days to appear on your account. Similarly, e-Rewards sends most electronic gift cards immediately upon request (within one hour). Most physical gift cards will be sent out within 4-6 weeks of redemption.

e-Rewards also requires mobile and landline verification in order to redeem your rewards. This verification helps you keep your rewards secure. For data security, they will need to verify your account with a valid US mobile or landline number in order to redeem your reward. Once you provide your number, you will receive a verification code via that number that you will need to enter in order to finalize the redemption process.

You can redeem your e-Rewards Currency/Opinion Points as soon as you accumulate enough to qualify for the reward you desire (the lowest gift card option is $10).

Invitation-Only Panel

e-Rewards is an invitation-only online survey panel. You may be invited to become a member by providing your email to one of the e-Reward partner companies. Once invited, e-Rewards is free to join.

Survey Setup

e-Rewards provides members the option to participate in various surveys and studies. Respondents have 30 days to complete the surveys.

Eligibility: Must be 13+ to join in USA/Canada. Minimum age to join varies in other regions.

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E-Rewards Reviews (433)

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April 22, 2015 by VIVIAN from Canada

It used to be one of my fav survey site but sorry to say not anymore. There is a 3 month period for redeem the amazon card. The card is not available for a long time but finally restock in February. So I redeem the card and received the confirmation email says my card shoud be arrived within 24 hours. If I did not get the card I should contact the customer support. I waited for 3 days and nothing came. so I email them about the issue. a week later they replied me says there is a technical issue which they are working on to get resolved that's why I did not get the card. A week later I emailed them again and they replied says they are still working on resolve the issue and they don't know when it will be resolved. In early April, that's 2 months after I redeem my card, I email them again to follow up, they replied me says they have refund me the points ... However I cannot redeem it because I have redeemed the card for that period. I am so pissed! and ask them if they can send me a card or waive that limit thing because it is totally not my problem ! they replied says nothing they can do... well I'm very disappointed about this site now. and this problem could happen again in the future and they will do nothing to compensate me. So I stopped using their site.

March 31, 2015 by Kevin from United States

E-Rewards is a very good survey site. They have always been fair with me in giving a fair amount of survey opportunities. They do reward you a small token if you do not qualify. This site is all surveys. No offers to but stuff for points. This site, Harris, and Valued Opinions are my favorite survey only sites. Join them all if you can.

March 18, 2015 by Katie from United States

I sorely regret wasting my time on this company. They send a few surveys each week and I qualified for about a fifth of them. After a couple month, I was had a $15 account balance, so I decided to redeem it for a Starbucks gift card. Well guess what? You need a minimum of $75 to get a $25 Starbucks gift card. Same with Walmart. Same with Kohls. The only thing I was eligible to buy with $15 was a $10 off $50 coupon for Macy's. Why would I pay for a coupon they regularly send in the mail for free? Here is the kicker: there are no reward categories for which the exchange rate is dollar for dollar. So when they send you an email and say "You'll earn $6 for completing this survey" they are blatantly lying to you. You will not earn $6 - you will earn $6 in E-Rewards funds, for which the redemption value is dismal. Don't waste your time on this deceptive company.

March 4, 2015 by Joel from Canada

They offer a good variety of surveys every week and credit your account for both qualified (pays full amount) and unqualified (pays 25 cents or so) surveys. Their rewards are funny: $60.00 in currency can be redeemed for a $25.00 gift card. Sounds cheap.

At least they offer eGift cards that can be used online right away instead of waiting for a physical git card to be mailed to you. Some rewards (like Game Stop gift cards) have limits on how often you can redeem them (once per calendar quarter) while others have no restrictions.

February 28, 2015 by Trish from United States

E-Rewards used to be my go-to survey company. I usually could count on the surveys to be straightforward, free of technical errors, and available rewards. What I particularly appreciated was knowing right away whether I qualified for a survey or not. As of February 2015, I am finding that I do not qualify for the lion's share of surveys I start to take. While that in and of itself is more of a nuisance, what's really chapped my hide is that I'm being disqualified after I'm answering quite a few questions beyond the standard demographics items. In essence, I feel E-Rewards is not honoring its contract with members, using our time and effort strictly for a one-sided gain. I imagine a lawyer might be interested in pursuing the legality of E-Rewards actions with consumers if doing so would merit any money.