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A quick (but important) note about Zen for survey's

ddesjardinsddesjardins Member Posts: 3,056 Media Corps
edited July 2014 in C-Store, ZEN, and Promotions
Hi All -

I work in online marketing, and the survey's do work. I've gotten 500+ Zen pfrom them since starting. Here are some basic rules:

  1. Only survey's found on the perfect world site generate Zen. Some will make you register to complete the form, and you will receive additional survey's by email. The email surveys DO NOT GENERATE ZEN.
  2. You have to qualify to earn the Zen. If the survey cuts out after 5 questions, you didn't qualify.
  3. Some groups are automatically disqualified, depending on your region, wages etc.
  4. ALL of the survey's I have completed (9 to date) have produced Zen for me. Only those done through email have not produced Zen. I did get credits from one, which became a $50 prepaid Mastercard.
  5. NO survey has infected me with a virus, or telephone scam. The companies in question have been vetted, and are actually fronts for larger companies = all legitimate. Only do those listed on the perfect world site.

For the most part if you're under 22, and live at home with mom & dad, these surveys are useless. They typically look for a certain age groups 28-48, in specific wage categories and regions.

Most take at least 20 minutes to complete. Complete it too fast, it's invalid. Most require specific product knowledge (ie you're buying a new car, and you've spent time researching models). Random answers simply to fill it out can be filtered from the responses. These use catch or trigger questions that if you answer correctly, delivers on the zen.

Don't think for a moment these survey's are simple multiple choice that you can randomly fill out for free Zen. I build them for a living ;), and you will be filtered out.

Admiral Thrax
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Comments

  • cmdrscarletcmdrscarlet Member Posts: 5,137 Arc User
    edited September 2012
    I just found out if you don't qualify to buy Zen yourself, then you can't take the surveys either. IOW, your account must be 1 week old and/or have a character at level 10 :P
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  • jknamejkname Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited September 2012
    ddesjardins wrote: »
    For the most part if you're under 22, and live at home with mom & dad, these surveys are useless. They typically look for a certain age groups 28-48, in specific wage categories and regions.
    Yes, this does tend to be their target demographic. If you don't qualify for this demographic, however, there's a trick: LIE!

    See, I never qualify if I tell anything remotely close to the truth, they don't like old people. So, think: What would Ahnold do?
  • trekkerreecetrekkerreece Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited December 2012
    there are many people out there that do zen generators with surveys that are false! they take ur money! if perfect world (no offence) got up and started up google and searched ZEN generator there are lots of them. please help to shut those websites down like the FBI did to piratebay. my friend at school even wanted it and started searching these ZEN gens! :eek:
  • thodinusthodinus Member Posts: 1 Arc User
    edited July 2014
    trekkerreece wrote: »
    there are many people out there that do zen generators with surveys that are false! they take ur money! if perfect world (no offence) got up and started up google and searched ZEN generator there are lots of them. please help to shut those websites down like the FBI did to piratebay. my friend at school even wanted it and started searching these ZEN gens! :eek:

    Most of those surveys are not worth the time they take vs the zen you get in my opinion. I'll just spend the $25 when I see something I want.

    Also, the FBI can't do anything about sites unless they actually break the law, are located in the United States, and maliciously target people. Most that swindle people do it legally (ethics aside), and will state something in their user agreements that protects them. It is up to you as a user to protect yourself from those of I'll repute. And the Pirate Bay was not shut down, for the record...

    Hey hey now!

    BAD ZOMBIE BAD GO BACK TO THE GROUND!

    Seriously folks, if a thread hasn't been responded to in 30 days please don't bring it back up :( If you feel you need to continue the thread by all means make a new one! :)

    /Closed

    ~Askray
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