speed reading

[selerson]

I wonder if the reason I'm having trouble getting credited for some stuff is because I go through them so fast but I read really fast. I always have. When I was in school I was always the first one to hand in my test. There's really no way for me to slow it down. I type 110 wpm also for the same reason. Could that be the problem? Maybe they think I'm not taking the time to read the info?

[selerson]

update: that may have been the problem because I have done three tonight since I logged on and got credit for all three -yay! lol

[mrisha]

Good for you.  At least your realized what your problem is and corrected it and now you are on your way.

[Administrator]

It's possible they might think you were an automated program written to abuse the website - but you'd have to act really really fast to trigger that.

[selerson]

I dont know, but I am very good at multitasking, so what I started doing last night is to work on more than one offer at a time and go back and forth between the two and it seemed to go a little better. Could just be a coincidence though.

I can't wait to get my first payout :-) I think I should be able to get up to $25 by the end of next month. I am planning to use the money to order the kids a new game for the Wii each month since there isnt enough in the budget from my "day job" to do that.

Fusion Cash is cool!

[Administrator]

An automated program would submit the whole, filled-out page in less than a second.  I don't think you're that fast

It's hard to say whether doing two offers at once would help you get credited better.  From a technological standpoint I can't see a reason why it would.

[_dorkness_]

I have that problem also, I tend to read too fast for the computer/website to not think I'm some sort of robot or what not. So I think that might be one of my issues for not getting credited for my surveys in the past.

[audley79]

That could be the issue, reading too fast.  Tyr and slow it down a bit and see if you are getting all the credits then

[cloudsoup]

if you're reading them, you might've already encountered
this, but i know i've almost skipped over it a time or two...

i've noticed that on some of the surveys, there will be
one or two "questions" that are really trick ones to see
if you're paying attention...

for example, it will say "please click 5 for monitoring purposes"
or something to that effect. i've never NOT clicked what it says to,
and i would assume it would automatically kick you back to the
disqualifying page... but i'm not sure.

just something i thought of