e-Rewards Review

E Rewards is an online market research company that's been in business since 1999. Over the years they have completed over 20 million online research studies and have earned a solid reputation. They stand out from other consumer opinion panels due to their by-invitation-only membership.

In order to sign up with E Rewards you need to apply for an invitation from one of their sponsor companies. These include a variety of large corporations such as American Airlines®, Blockbuster®, Continental Airlines®, Delta Air Lines®, and Hilton HHonors®. The process usually takes around a week or two and you'll be notified by email once accepted.

After you become a member of E-Rewards.com you will begin to receive emails containing surveys fitting your interests and demographics. Upon completion you will earn E Rewards dollars, these are not equal to real dollar amounts but can be redeemed for various rewards.

The rewards that you can choose from include: airline miles, movie rentals, hospitality points, magazine subscriptions, dining rewards, retail coupons, and more. To get the maximum amount of E Rewards it's important to respond to the emails rather quickly.

I've spoken to many E Rewards members and they only brought up two issues that they were displeased with. The first was that some were not receiving as many emails as they'd like, a common complaint for all rewards companies, and the other had to do with expiring E Rewards points.

Overall E Rewards is a legitimate program and if you have the time you can use it to collect some decent rewards. In addition to using E Rewards for taking surveys there's another way that you can make money online from big corporations.

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Best of Luck,
Steve Albright

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Customer Reviews for 'E Rewards'

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Gordon, Arizona	Posted at 1:33pm on Friday, September 12th, 2008
Lately I have been getting surveys where I start answering questions which may have taken 20 or 30 minutes of my time and then suddenly I don't qualify so my time was wasted. If the survey clients have a primary qualifying requirement they should do that up front. If this continues I will cash in my points and stop responding at all.
Jessie, Florida	Posted at 7:11pm on Thursday, September 4th, 2008
I just started about a month ago, and given it's basically free money, I'm not complaining. I fill out some surveys while sitting and watching tv, and two weeks later I had $15 to spend at Borders. I'm happy with free books.
Mya, NYC	Posted at 10:31am on Wednesday, August 20th, 2008
When I came across e-rewards I thought it was really grate and could not wait to start earning reward... I love doing survey... Anyways I cashed in my point and waited for my gift card that never came it had been over 10 weeks so I emailed with my complaint to the email on the web site 4 times and still no response. So at this point I went to the BBB website and found a different email. I emailed them last week asking for them to look into it and they said they would I sent another email at the end of last week and still no response. Stay away from this company.
jeff, Location unknown	Posted at 7:34pm on Tuesday, August 19th, 2008
Got some frequent flyer miles out of them and a couple of airline discounts. Not great, but better than most.
Dawn, So cal	Posted at 12:23pm on Sunday, June 29th, 2008
E rewards has some excellent rewards, Although I feel as if some rewards are a rip off. I often find myelf completing 90 percent of some surveys, then I am informed that they have already had the number of responses needed from my demographic. This is after 90 percent is completed. I notified e-rewards about this, and they said they would look into it. This is not the first time it has happened to me so I know that this happens often.
Michael Kulik, Falls Church, Virginia	Posted at 1:50pm on Thursday, June 19th, 2008
Been with them since 2001, wish they had a few more choices as far as redemption but they are adding new choices from time to time. Overall,a very pleasant experience, I am very pleased.
Deb, Baltimore	Posted at 8:39pm on Monday, April 14th, 2008
Answered surveys for over a year. Most surveys I answered, I "didn't qualify" for the full survey and received only a few cents in reward point. To the best of my recollection of the many, many surveys I answered, I only received full credit for 1! After accumulating almost $100.00 in reward points, received an email saying that I had to redeem them or I would loose them because I was no longer a "preferred" member (scam to get out of actually giving out the rewards???). Logged in to their site to redeem my points and was extremely disappointed. VERY few choices, mostly magazine subscriptions and gift certificates and many items "out of stock". Reading the fine print of the gift certificates you find that significant purchases are required to redeem the certificates and that they expire within 30 days. Beware and review the potential awards before signing up and wasting your time!
Susan Bigsby, New York	Posted at 11:29am on Friday, February 1st, 2008
I joined the program when it first started and I was pleased with it. It seems like in the past two years or so customer service has been non-existent. There was a time I could email at 2:00am and receive an almost immediate response now it takes hours, sometimes days, sometimes never receive a response. I have talked to several other people who feel the same way about the customer service. The program itself is legitimate but don't expect to get any questions answered.
RD, Location unknown	Posted at 4:05pm on Sunday, November 18th, 2007
I tried E Rewards for a few months and accumulated enough points to get some rewards. For some reason my password did not work and I tried to reset it but kept getting an error. I went round and round with customer service and after awhile they stopped trying to help me. They stopped replying to my emails except for the one to stop sending me emails. Nice idea but poor customer service.
Stephanie, Location unknown	Posted at 8:24am on Wednesday, October 3rd, 2007
I've been with E Rewards for a year now and have received around $100 rewards. I redeemed $50 with e-ba**ince they have big sales now. I also redeemed $40 for a half-year Wall Street Journal Subscription.