You never can tell

[betlynjua]

Do you see what happens?  It pays to be honest - literally. I've had similar experiences.  A questionnaire I would be on was on a subject that I either was not interested in or did not agree with. 

I would still successfully complete it.  It's especially nice when you don't have to go through the whole entire thing. 

[makeblessed]

Good for you, glad you were able to successfully complete the survey.

[dsosnowski06]

Good for you!  Always pays to try and you never know what might happen. 

[seesawing]

I agree with appy9104 with respect to survey providers making an effort to obtain a random sampling.  Surveys reach out to certain demographics as we know, however, you're never too old to invest.  If you haven't noticed the economy lately, 'heads up, folks,' because these surveys have been subtly changing.

[annadote]

Like you I've taken surveys where I keep waiting to get disqualified because I don't see why they would want my opinion. Sometimes companies want opinions of people who don't use their products or services to learn why. At least that is what I think might be possible.

[pkrahmer]

congrats! on the survey! for some reason those are always the surveys i qualify for.
I think i qualified for one last week.
Hope your luck continues!

[vg7405]

Holy goodness, oldbuddy! Congratulations on the huge earnings. That is impressive. That only happens once in a lifetime for me, LOL.

[Survivalist7]

I think it's great when a survey allows you to continue even if you don't necessarily fall into that demographic.  If they don't want you to take that survey , they will make it known, but there are rare cases where they don't require so many qualifications.