E-Rewards Reviews and Features

E-Rewards

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Tel: 877-254-1234   Contact: [email protected]
Operated by: Dynata

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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 (431)

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August 25, 2013 by Choco from United States

.... Used to be good. Probably still OK but they don't pay enough. Not worth the time for a lot of the stuff I was getting.

August 22, 2013 by Rosemary from United States

E Rewards sends a lot of surveys and you always receive points. As others have already mentioned, their rewards are crummy, the worst I have seen. I don't want to spend $200 at a store to save $10.
Since my first review, I like E-Rewards more because you get many surveys and even if you don't qualify, you still earn points. If you fly and travel a lot, it's great or if you read a lot of magazines. There are only a few prizes that interest me, but you can only claim them once per quarter.

August 20, 2013 by Alban from United States

Terrible rewards, and a lot of missing credit. Though their customer service is better, it's not worth your time.

August 20, 2013 by Raven from United States

I was a member for years. The only reward I was interested in was the Game Stop gift card. I don't travel and the other rewards were for travel points or things I never, ever buy. At first you could only redeem one Game Stop gift card every quarter. Then they increased the amount needed to redeem one by 50%. Between that and the number of annoying surveys that I would spend 15 or 20 minutes answering only to be told that I didn't qualify, I decided to finally cancel my membership.

August 15, 2013 by Logan from United States

I’ve been a member of E-rewards for about 4 years.

I’ve seen a disturbing pattern. The last few times I’ve participated in a survey I’ve spent 20+ minutes pretty much taking an entire survey in my opinion, then told, you don't fit the criteria and provided .25.

I’m beginning to feel partial credit is fraudulent. Today I took a cosmetics survey; I provided all the personal, basic info. I was asked to check the cosmetics I use from a list. I checked polish clear, polish color, mascara, eye liner, eye shadow, lip gloss, lip stain, lip balm w/color, lip balm w/o color, lip liner, face primer, pressed/loose powder, blush, concealer, and bronzer. (Of course I don’t use those all at once or all the time.)

I was asked multiple questions about use of clear polish and color polish; where I have it applied; at home, or salon, and asked for both manicures and pedicures.

I was asked the following for each item on separate pages. How many times a week do you wear item, next page, how many times a day to you reapply item, where do you purchase item, then shown item brands carried by the retailer I indicated, and asked the brand I purchase. If I used two brands I was asked which one I used more often. When information for the last item on the list was complete; I was told I did not meet the criteria for the survey. I am more than sure I took a survey.

I provided details on the use of 15 different products and got a quarter?