This is for EnrollApp.com. Been signed up for several years and answered over 2,000 un-paid poll questions, that supposedly result in more paid questionnaires. Only had a handful of paid questi... See more
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utter rubbish, they are just data collectors. they want you to answer all 5000 of their stupid and invasive poll questions before they offer you a test. they didnt send me one test. they wasted my... See more
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Enroll lets you take quick usability tests to help make the web a better place. Help companies decide which logo is better, clarify content or simply complete tasks on a web site or app to ensure the interaction makes sense. Anyone can do it!
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West Rincon Avenue 100, 95008, Campbell, United States
- enrollapp.com
Don't waste your time.
24 December 2020
Unprompted review
Data collectors
This review is about my experience as tester.
I tried this place. It is no longer called zurb but just ENROLL, but enroll app is still their website url.
Easy to join. Very fun and likeable website.
It is just that they start profiling you, hard core, from the beginning, in ways that I don't think I would like to be profiled.
Of course, they might come and say, it is all voluntarily, you do it because you want (no, I need money, mind you). Supposedly, they are getting your info to provide you with the right test or survey. Questions are very specific about you and your finances. I really think that they are data collectors, a la Google, just done in a more fun way and having you replying directly to financial and personal questions. I know for sure that they do not need of all of that info to provide you with a test, and that they don't need to know that info for you to perform well as remote website tester.
Join at your own risk.
They might provide legit work, but that sort of profiling shouldn't be allowed or legal!
I'm no longer there.
22 November 2019
Unprompted review
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