We understand that it can be frustrating to be terminated or screened out during a survey, but we want to make sure you have all the information you need to understand why this happens.

Below are the most common reasons for termination or being screened out, as well as how we handle these situations:

If you do not meet the necessary criteria based on your demographic information (such as age, location, income level, etc.), you may be disqualified before you even enter the researcher's survey.

In these cases, we appreciate your time and effort, and as a token of appreciation, we reward you with 0.01 of your local currency for participating in the pre-screening process.

Once you are in a researcher's survey, you might be "screened out" during the survey itself. This can happen for several reasons, including:

Completion of Required Responses: If the survey has already gathered enough responses from people like you (based on demographic data or other factors), you may be screened out.

Target Demographic Fulfillment: The survey may be seeking responses from a specific group of people, and once that group has been filled, the survey may stop accepting further responses from people outside of that group.

Honesty is crucial when completing surveys. If you are found to be answering dishonestly, either by providing inconsistent or irrelevant answers, this can lead to immediate disqualification. To ensure the quality and integrity of the data we collect, we must exclude responses that do not meet our standards.