Research Now Reviews 

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TrustScore 2.5 out of 5

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Rated 2 out of 5 stars

Filled with quirks that freeze your…

Filled with quirks that freeze your survey or disqualified you after completing 75 % of the survey to deny you rewards. They cut the reward values so you get less for working harder, for them mind you.
They still get their fees from their subscribers but give less back to the survey takers. GREED!

16 May 2023
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

E-Rewards is a horrible survey site

I was 90% into a survey about alcoholic beverages the other day, and it just froze on me. I contacted E-Rewards through their portal and they apologized for the inconvenience and told me I would receive the full amount of $5 for the botched survey, yet all they sent me was $0.50! Their lame excuse, "...well if you don't complete a survey, we don't get paid, so why should you/" Duh, it wasn't my fault your lame clients had faulty landing pages. I should note that previously when this occurred, they would credit me the full amount, not now - they're horrible!

31 January 2023
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Avoid

These people own peanut labs survey and will not reply to you when you send them a message about your account
I’ve sent multiple emails and they haven’t the courtesy to reply

31 July 2022
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Trying to reach out to company

Trying to reach out to comoany concerning an issue I had with a survey I took. Page completed and never advanced to credit the award. It was 15.00 for testing a new app that is going to be available through AARP. Tried using their virtual assistant, which was a waste of time. Each time it would ask if I wanted a ticket created I would answer yes, and then get a error creating ticket. It would then kick out information from their FAQ page and ask if this answered mI wanted a ticket created you answer yes and again get an error creating ticket and it would spew out the same FAQ garbage again anad again. There are no phone # to call or email address to wirte to. Coporate website says creat form below and the is no form or link to a form, and I am supposedly one of their diamond level members.

16 September 2020
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Your privacy is in danger!

They will, if you read the fine print of the privacy policy, sell your personal information to "data brokers". Beware! They don't take any customers seriously, don't even answer the phones, these guys are a bunch of crooks.

13 April 2018
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

No respect for panellists

From a respondent point of view, the distinctive characteristic of ResearchNow is to create surveys that will kick out respondents from the survey even at the submitting click, just because the 'quota number' was reached while you were completing it. This is a very unfair and dishonest practise with the consequence of wasting and abusing panellists time.

Honest companies deliver surveys that tell you if 'you are in', or that 'too many respondents are in progress' asking to try later.

If you are a company and care about your consumers, please, do not use them and/or their partners.
There are many other fair and honest surveys companies out there.

21 October 2016
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