Qantas Red Planet

[PineappleSkip]

RP sent mysterium, the QF travel one, did screening questions then told I qualified. Then booted out after specified the breakup of spend which included airfares of doodley squat, because they were award flights. Always annoying, looks like a flaw in their logic.

Annoyance no 2, not a red planet thing, is the screening question which lists what looks like 500 diseases and asks if I have any of them. No, go away.

Annoyance no 3 is the question which lists a few random SEQ LGAs, none of which I live in, and “I do not live in Qld” as the default. None of these right, so time to close the browser window, unfortunately this idiot question is stalking me.

Cheers skip

 

[VPS]

Project Panettone - spent a couple of minutes going through screening and then said OK it's about COVID and pressed start and then said nope we have enough - very annoying

Project Mysterium - about travel - again spent at least 4 minutes on this and then got screened out

Project Alesis - put in age and postcode and booted out immediately

 

[tomlee1986]

Happy day for me... completed 2 more surveys:

1. Response Review Tracker for 150 points - about Qantas and Covid response
2. Project shoulder Reconnect for 350 points - about banking and Monash university - very long as usual

 

[Seat0B]

Project Toothypegs for 200 points about ....toothpaste! I suspect for Sensodyne and testing price sensitivity.
Project Ajana for 250 about small business accounting software. This one was over the top with way too many questions and took longer than the indicated time frame.

Still, it's nice not to get automatically screened out on age as has been happening quite a lot lately.

 

[PineappleSkip]

I think I got screened out of toothypegs because of the sort of toothpaste I bought.

 

[PineappleSkip]

Jupiter tracker, about business banking. 250 for claimed 20 minutes, but only took me about 15.

 

[dairyfloss]

Ummm... oops?!

 

[mviy]

Ummm... oops?!

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Happy New Year? I guess you’ll get some surveys closed and target groups already filled.

 

[dairyfloss]

Happy New Year? I guess you’ll get some surveys closed and target groups already filled.

Yeah, I don't expect many of them will work... I'd need to submit annual leave to get through them if they all did!

 

[SYD]

Yeah, I don't expect many of them will work... I'd need to submit annual leave to get through them if they all did!

I’m surprised they’re still there!

 

[Port Power]

Journeyman Tracker for 200 points about travel, but particular in Western Australia. Very timely as I am heading to Margaret River on Sunday for a week, have two Kimberley Coast expedition cruises in April and May, and the east Kimberley including Gibb River Road in June.

 

[Port Power]

Cheetah Tracker for 250 points 20-25 minutes. About motor vehicles (cars, 4WD). As I probably won't be buying a new car in the next four years, I was farewelled with 15 points.

 

[Seat0B]

Petit Tracker - an easy 15 points for not being interested in buying soft drinks

 

[tomlee1986]

Completed Project Chroma for 100 easy points on aggressive consumer behaviour during Covid

 

[Seat0B]

Project Unfall about business preparedness for various natural disasters and the type of information that would help, and the most trusted sources for that info. 100 points but took longer than the stated 10 mins.

 

[PineappleSkip]

Project coughles about the great barrier reef. alleged 15 minutes for 150 points, but in reality more like 20-25

Cheers skip

 

[tomlee1986]

Completed Project Fricke - talk about mental health for 100 points

 

[PineappleSkip]

Project cardboard, 10-15 minutes for 100 points, about business and natural disasters support services.

 

[PineappleSkip]

Mercurius Tracker, about parcel deliveries. 15 minutes for 150 so-so, but worth it to get a text box in which to decry Australia Post Redbank and the knuckle dragging, parcel wrecking baboons who work there.

Cheers skip

 

[PineappleSkip]

Could this be the ultimate post-COVID survey?


cheers skip