TopFlite7:buying a new car. When it asked what I owned now and I answered it , it said "sorry" let me direct you to another survey.
Oddly enough, I reported that one to PL just last evening.
Copy/Paste of my report.
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Nuts. I can't remember which survey router it was. It's the one with a gray floor in the foreground.
Anyway, one of the surveyors they took me to asked lengthy questions rating car brands, including at the end what my household currently owns.
Looks like another bad actor. Their "screenout' might as well be considered a full survey.
Just trying to help.
Always a pleasure.
Thanks
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Most times, I just get a canned response. In the past, I've noted a few that quit appearing after my report, so it does look like they take it seriously.
You may be right about your area getting you dropped from some. I'm in Northern Kentucky, just south of Cincinnati. Gets me that they ask for State, then zipcode. Another duh moment from the computer geniuses.
I get quite a few surveying my preference for financial firms. I guess my personal nestegg amount is what they're looking for.
I actually do most of the grocery shopping for my household, so I get some of those virtual shopping surveys. I had one last night that locked up midway through. Of course I reported it.
If you're going to start reporting the bad apples, you have to use the 'other' option, as it's the only one that allows you to type specifics. So far, they haven't complained about my doing so.
Screenshots are helpful in many cases. I've started putting the shot up in my public dropbox folder and providing a link to it.
Happy Credit Hunting.
Good Luck
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