OOps! Help...

[coach7172]

Hi!  I did one of the free daily offers twice, because the first time I did it, it told me I did not qualify for the survey.  So I clicked it again, and did a different offer.  Then looking at my offers clicked, it said that I completed it twice, and to check account.  Well, checking my account the offer was not credited at all, and I know it takes a couple of days, but will I get in trouble, or will my account be canceled for accidentally doing it twice?  Anyone know?  I don't want to get in trouble for a mistake   I just assumed that since I didn't qualify the first time that I should do it again.  OOps!

[oldbuddy]

Since it's already done, I suggest you wait and see.

[cloudsoup]

mmno, i don't really think you have anything
to worry about. i would say there would have
to be numerous amounts of questionable or
suspicious activity on your account before FC
would look into it. i'm sure they do a pretty good
job of keeping an eye out for things like that, but
this seems like a pretty easy/common mistake 

[duyduc256]

Complete offer but not credit maybe you don't clear cookie before  OR I don't know... 

[Alyia72]

There is a diffrence between knowingly doing offers repeatedly to get credit and doing the daily surveys until you qualify.  I have done this myself several times and never had any problems when I didn't qualify the first time and received no credit.  If the daily offer didn't credit the first time because you didn't qualify I wouldn't worry about it, it says right above the daily offers on the daily tab:


The MyThoughtCounts and GiveUsYour2Cents offers direct you to market research (survey) opportunities with leading market research firms. You may return here and complete these as often as once per day. The surveys typically take between 5 and 30 minutes to complete. You may not qualify to take a survey, but the available surveys change frequently so feel free to return and try again if you do not qualify - on the same day, or on another day. Your honest answers and attention to the questions are important to the integrity of the research. You may be disqualified mid-survey if the survey company detects dishonest or inconsistent responses.