E-Rewards

During the honeymoon phase of the internet’s young life, all sorts of different web services were popping up left and right, promising users an easy way to make some extra money. Some of these web services awarded points which could be traded in for ...

Ok, I’ve had enough of these guys. I’ve been patient. I’ve been willing to wait and see so perhaps I might be able to offer them a better review, but I’ve had it, and I’m not going to. I joined e-Rewards October of 2007 because ...

My husband first introduced me to e-rewards about a year ago, knowing my love of online surveys. Since he knows I am fond of absolutely anyone who wants my opinion on anything, he thought I wouldn't mind answering a few more surveys. ::: ...

I wasn’t going to join another survey website. I swear I wasn’t at all. There are a lot, and I do mean a lot, of websites that pay people to take surveys. I have on occasion signed up with a few of them over the years thinking I might make a few ...

Review updated 9/16/09: After reading the other reviews here, it seems like there are two completely separate programs being covered under the same heading. I'm sure the E-Rewards program that appeared mysteriously on people's credit ...

I've been using E-rewards for 7 months or so now. Not exactly sure how I found the site or why I bothered at the time to sign up, but it seems to work albeit being a bit of a nuisance. Countless other reviews here will say the same thing about how ...

By now e-Rewards, the online "paid" survey website, has gotten quite a few reviews here at Epinions, many of which aren't all too positive. I figured I should probably throw my two cents in anyway, as I've been a member of that site for over two years ...

First, let me say that I think we are getting confused here. Entertainment Rewards and e-rewards.com are two totally different companies. I believe Entertainment Rewards may be affiliated with Entertainment.com (which is the company that sells the ...

E Rewards is NOT Entertainment Rewards. E Rewards is what this topic and most of the posts are about. E Rewards is a website where you sign up to take surveys for electronic dollars that you can then claim for airline miles, etc. I believe that ...

My husband ordered circus tickets through Ticketmaster.com in July 2005. One month later a mysterious charge for $9.00 appeared on our account from Entertainment Rewards. When he called to inquire he was told he signed up through Ticketmaster when he ...

I don't recall exactly how I discovered E-Rewards.com, but it seemed like a decent way to earn credit toward a decent list of rewards. I completed a few surveys right away and before I knew it, I had earned $15, which was enough to get a one-year ...

e-Rewards is a scam and a waste of time. First off they get you into all of these `surveys' which you almost NEVER can complete because they are tailored just such that you spend a huge amount of time answering and just before the end you ...

i have taken surveys on e rewards for just over a year now. while you do have to take a lot of surveys to get points i have gotten something for my time. twice i have gotten $15.00 on my borders books rewards card. it is just like cash in the store. i ...

Before buying anything from Ticketmaster or other Internet vendors, make sure you are not "joining" e-Rewards. I bought tickets to a concert and was enrolled automatically in this program. I must not have read the fine print that I don't even recall ...

I was invited to a survey to watch a 45 minute TV program. They said if I qualified, I'd get $15, or $1 if I didn't. They asked me some questions, I was told I qualified, and then I actually watched this show with my full attention for 45 minutes, after ...