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• Martin says:

  27 Jun27 June 17:53

  I use the equivalent to keep my accor points alive when I need to

• Paul says:

  27 Jun27 June 18:45

  Well, i did this some time ago. Be ready for a load of spam from other companies. They share your details for sure.

  • RussellH says:

    27 Jun27 June 19:34

    I have been using e-Rewards, the Accor Club Opinions and Hilton Guest Opinion Rewards for many years now. I have any number of gripes about the firm behind them, but spam is not one of them.

    I do not think that I have had a single spam that could be reliably traced back. What spam I do get (and there is not much) does not come to the e-mail addresses that are linked to the survey sites.

• ML says:

  27 Jun27 June 20:29

  They are pretty rubbish, you will answer loads of questions and tell you after 10 mins that “unfortunately you are not qualified for the question”, so you will waste 30 mins to answer loads of questions and get nothing

  • John says:

    28 Jun28 June 00:56

    You need to try and guess what questions they want to ask, being truthful leads to screen outs. Obviously I, a business owner earning £1m a year employing 500 people, am intimately involved in every day to day business decisions, consider it worthwhile to spend 30 minutes on a survey that pays £2 of avios.

  • VSCXFAN says:

    10 Jul10 July 17:04

    Very disappointing – I’ve wasted over an hour answering endless questions in several surveys just to be told I don’t qualify and that they’re giving me 2 points. Avios’ reputation is fragile enough!

• Martin S says:

  28 Jun28 June 11:05

  I signed up, did a survey and all of the avios landed in my BAEC account within minutes, so all good.

  I tried to do further surveys but it’s just endless pre-surveys and then rejections. They also love to ask the same questions pre-surveys over and over again, or extremely similar questions. When you do get an occasional survey you qualify for, they often have leading questions where none of the options reflects a true answer. The site also happily shows you a survey you have didn’t qualify for and lets you do the same pre-survey an infinite number of times.

  I don’t know who is paying them for the results of these surveys, but I suspect the data they’re buying is absolutely useless. The site seems designed to make it as unappealing to do further surveys as it can be, so I don’t feel they guilty taking the bonus and running now.

• A says:

  28 Jun28 June 16:41

  Wow….had 23 emails from them in less than 24 hours telling me there are new surveys for me, or with the title ‘time for a survey’?

  Thing is, there are still none available, and there never have been. After completing the tutorial and my profile, despite the promise of 500 after completing my first survey still being shown on the screen, there are no surveys available.
  Make it make sense!

  I got my 100 avios for signing up, and now I’m going to unsubscribe and consign this rubbish to the spam folder.

• Navara says:

  29 Jun29 June 10:10

  Manage to get over 8000 Avios across 2 household accounts. Not a bad return for a Bentley driving VP of a multinational company employing 1000’s

• Matt says:

  29 Jun29 June 11:50

  Every survey I attempt to do turns into a rejection, attempted 6 and 6 rejections. Absolute waste of time

• Chris says:

  5 Jul5 July 23:05

  Tbh I thought it was a bit sketch. One survey was asking what I thought about Chinese state media, the military and China as a whole. Almost baited as if it was coming from China. I ain’t no tinfoil hat but I quit out of it after a while.

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