Do you lie throughout a survey?

[ccandpam]

No, I tell the truth. I hate being called a liar.

[ladycasshmere]

No but I have accidentally clicked the wrong answer before and they disqualified me so fast I was like okay.

[oldbuddy]

No way, it would be too hard to remember what I said.

[UGetPaid]

No but I have accidentally clicked the wrong answer before and they disqualified me so fast I was like okay.

Tell the truth, I have had to close the survey because all the chose the give would be a lie.

I have had both of these happen in the past. In the first example - it's not a "lie" when your mouse click registers on the wrong response as you were attempting to point and click on the correct one and it advances the survey without giving you the ability to correct your mis-click.


In the second example, there are many times where the multiple choice responses a survey provides fail to cover all of the bases and I am forced to click something that is not 100% true to my situation, but is perhaps the closest thing to accurate.


Both can be frustrating, but I would consider neither of these a "lie".

[stevensm4]

Wow, I guess I'm in the minority again. I do all the time. I mean I tried being honest for a year on globaltestmarket over a decade ago an it took me a year to make 50 bucks and then started fudging answers and I could make like $765 on average at least.

[teresa3200]

No. that would be silly.