I dislike the fact that you cheat
I dislike the fact that you cheat. You advertise 100 points for surveys for which you do not qualify, then ask that all the preliminary foolishness be filled out, only to find out that you do not qualify, but instead of awarding the 100 points, you are taken to another, and another, another to repeat the same thing with no points, until finally one 100 points is awarded, sometimes for having attempted to take five or more surveys. Your reply is interesting, but does not speak to the issue. Asking someone to complete the preliminaries over and over and over (often more than five times) with no award of points is NOT what you advertise. This inconsistency gives rise to wonder if the only purpose of many of these surveys is data mining? In any case, the prattle about giving additional opportunities is a bit disingenuous, since anyone can access another survey by clicking another link -- and, if you adhered to your advertised system of rewards, would get an additional 100 points. However you try to spin this, it is false advertising and cheating.