E-Rewards

E-rewards used to be the best of many survey sites that offered rewards. BUT: that was then, this is now; it seems like for the past few years since the global economic meltdown, the value of the rewards you earn has declined significantly. This isn't ...

e-Rewards is terrible. I only have the option to get UPromise credits. They don't give you the option to switch to another type of reward. I called to ask if it was possible and they advised me that you can only get the reward that ...

I've been with E-Rewards for several years, after being introduced to them by E-Miles. Originally I enrolled to increase my airline points (E-Rewards points can be traded for E-Miles points, which in turn can be deposited to my airline miles ...

I have been a member of e-Rewards since January 2007 and I don't have any complaints. I receive approximately 6 to 10 survey invitations per month which are mostly easy, interesting and non-time consuming. I have redeemed my rewards for a variety of good ...

I was recommended to this promotional web site in order to get more "priority club" points.  It has taken me months and endless unqualified surveys to still be short of earning a lousy 2000 extra reward points.  One night in a hotel affords me ...

I have been a reviewer with e-rewards since 2006 and the company has been good up to about 3 months ago. I think they have become predatory, they publish surveys ask poignant questions and in the results they state that you are not qualified, ...

    I've been a member for a couple of years now. My main reason for joining was to get Game Stop gift cards. When you reach $50 of credit doing reviews, you get a $25 gift card. I think I have received 4 gift cards so far, which is ...

I don’t recall how I started on e-rewards. Most definitely, it was not from epinions recommendations! The site has a cumulative 2-star rating. And Ssjakira1 already took my title: “E-Rewards? What ...

e-Rewards is a scam and a waste of time. First off they get you into all of these `surveys' which you almost NEVER can complete because they are tailored just such that you spend a huge amount of time answering and just before the end you ...

I've been signed up and doing the surveys for a month. About every other day I get a survey and have yet to "qualify" for the survey full amount. Seems like a joke to me. It's taken a month to get 9.20. I'm only doing it for Hilton points, but can't ...

i have taken surveys on e rewards for just over a year now. while you do have to take a lot of surveys to get points i have gotten something for my time. twice i have gotten $15.00 on my borders books rewards card. it is just like cash in the store. i ...

I love E-Rewards. I signed up over a year ago, and have gotten airline miles, magazine subscriptions, and gift cards.I don't necesarilly do every survery, and sometimes there are a lot - other times very little.Sometimes you get tons of ...

I wasn’t going to join another survey website. I swear I wasn’t at all. There are a lot, and I do mean a lot, of websites that pay people to take surveys. I have on occasion signed up with a few of them over the years thinking I might make a few ...

Ok, I’ve had enough of these guys. I’ve been patient. I’ve been willing to wait and see so perhaps I might be able to offer them a better review, but I’ve had it, and I’m not going to. I joined e-Rewards October of 2007 because ...

I was invited to a survey to watch a 45 minute TV program. They said if I qualified, I'd get $15, or $1 if I didn't. They asked me some questions, I was told I qualified, and then I actually watched this show with my full attention for 45 minutes, after ...

By now e-Rewards, the online "paid" survey website, has gotten quite a few reviews here at Epinions, many of which aren't all too positive. I figured I should probably throw my two cents in anyway, as I've been a member of that site for over two years ...

Going through all the reviews on e-rewards, it seems to have a bad rap with most of the reviewers on this site. But I actually love e-rewards. It's a pretty simple way to earn hotel points, airline miles, free rentals, or discount codes to many stores! ...

I don't recall exactly how I discovered E-Rewards.com, but it seemed like a decent way to earn credit toward a decent list of rewards. I completed a few surveys right away and before I knew it, I had earned $15, which was enough to get a one-year ...

E Rewards is NOT Entertainment Rewards. E Rewards is what this topic and most of the posts are about. E Rewards is a website where you sign up to take surveys for electronic dollars that you can then claim for airline miles, etc. I believe that ...

First, let me say that I think we are getting confused here. Entertainment Rewards and e-rewards.com are two totally different companies. I believe Entertainment Rewards may be affiliated with Entertainment.com (which is the company that sells the ...