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[calendria]

  

After several questions 'bout sharing login information, I kept getting the surveys that ASK for my Netflix login and password.. REALLY

[plennis]

I don't mind telling them which credit cards I have and who I bank with but I would never go any further than the name.  I haven't come across any that asked for more info and have never had one that asked if I owned a gun. 

  Same here, a couple of times I felt uneasy about a survey and just closed it out.

[beatsdrop]

I usually "x" out of those surveys. Too risky, IMO.

[mrisha]

I agree they do ask if you have a credit card, but you do not give out the account number.  If I think they are asking for too much personal info, then I cancel it.  I haven't had a problem as of now.

[fillfran82]

I am curious as t how free others are when answering surveys that want to know who all you have a credit card with and what the name of your personal bank institution is.  You do not even know who is behind these surveys.

I am noticing more and more also ask if you own a gun and if you have a security system.  It is almost like standard questions. 

Hello!

Thankfully I haven't had any problems as of yet. The questions are pretty practical and are easy to answer. When they do get personal often they warned about that at the beginning of the survey and asks if you wish to continue. Even does at times are okay to take. It's up to you to decide if they are asking too much and if the money is worth it. I hope no one hasn't gotten any trouble with surveys. We all are here to make some extra money, let us do that! 

[jenniferhoder]

I do as many surveys as I qualify for. I don't give out my personal info; bank info etc, but otherwise I am game.

[mrsmere]

I have no problem with it as long as they don't get personal.  If they ask for name, account number, phone number, address or car vin number etc. I just close it out.

[countrygirl12]

I have no problem with it as long as they don't get personal.  If they ask for name, account number, phone number, address or car vin number etc. I just close it out.

You do know they have your name and address -- right? As well as your email.  They get that info from Fusion Cash or who ever you take the survey thru. Don't believe me? Send a support ticket to FC and ask them.

I done a survey once and later was concerned about some of the questions and did submit a support ticket and the response was kind of snarky but said "Of course they know who you are".  Well, no, I did not know that. This is why I am more concerned or careful when I do surveys.

Nobody is going to ask for your credit card number or bank account number or the VIN on your car.  I read some where that all this info from ALL these surveys is stored on servers in Florida. Something about the data that is compiled about you and how most of it is given up freely.  Of course the data compiled is only as accurate as what they are told and I have also seen studies where they say most people are not truthful when answering online surveys.  hmmmmm

[makeblessed]

They don't bother me as most seem generic questions; however I have seen ones where they want to track your cell phone activity for example; those type I turn down that is to personal for me and as long as I am not giving out personal account nfo I am ok with them.

[countrygirl12]

They don't bother me as most seem generic questions; however I have seen ones where they want to track your cell phone activity for example; those type I turn down that is to personal for me and as long as I am not giving out personal account nfo I am ok with them.

I will also point out and many may not know but when you do these surveys they put cookies on your computer to track your search habits.  I have most blocked and I delete cookies constantly thru out the day as well.  Of course everything you do on your phone and computer is tracked anyway. lol  We literally have no privacy.

My cousin has a smart TV and said TV was off.  She and her husband were discussing something and lo and behold the next time she got on her phone an ad popped up for what they had been discussing.  Of course the one TV they admitted they were listening and tracking.  But only for ad purposes.  hahahaha uh huh.