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What are pending offers?A Pending offer is one you have attempted but have not yet received credit for as the advertiser is still to confirm a successful completion. An offer stays pending until we receive credit for it.
Pending offers can be credited almost immediately, however, some offers may take 24hrs or more to credit.
Some offers will never credit because the advertiser decides that you did not complete the offer correctly.
Remember, our advertisers decide if and when to credit your account. We have no control over pending offers.
We provide the "Pending" feature only as a way for you to track the offers that you've done.
If you are getting too many pending offers then you are probably doing something wrong. Please read our dedicated HELP GUIDE FOR NEW MEMBERS.
To reduce the number of pending offers you receive we suggest that you CLEAR YOUR WEB BROWSER CACHE & COOKIES EVERY TIME YOU COMPLETE A NEW OFFER.
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The process of participating in paid surveys typically begins with signing up for a survey panel or website. These platforms connect participants with companies looking for feedback. Once signed up, participants will receive notifications about available surveys. These surveys can range in length and complexity, but generally take between 5-30 minutes to complete.
Participants can earn varying amounts of money for each survey they complete, depending on the platform and the company offering the survey. Some surveys may offer only a few cents, while others can offer several dollars for completion. Most survey panels will also have a minimum payout threshold, meaning participants must accumulate a certain amount of earnings before they can withdraw their funds.