It seems that I too have been fooled by Incentive Reward Center; I signed up for six offers, two on each page, and have used all of them at least once. It has been weeks and my offers still do not show to be completed. If something does not change, I will gladly join a lawsuit, and plan on ...
I have completed more than the three required offers and some have yet to show and one actully switched from being on one page of the offers to transfering itself to the other page. I have also tried contacting the company multiple times with NO success. ...
Ridiculously, usacomplaints.com seems to be the only way to get a response from the company. The company promises a free Nintendo DS if you fulfill four offers. Available offers are divided into a three-tier system. So the requirement is to sign up for: 1 offer from tier 1, 1 offer from tier 2, 2 ...
This company is completely fraudulent. First, their offer is a bait-and-switch. They promise a "free" laptop if you complete their survey, but after completing the survey, you are supposed to pay for six offers in order to qualify. I fell for it — and ordered six items off the web pages — ...
Incentiverewardcenter (formerly emarketresearchgroup) is a huge rip-off! I signed up for several offers to receive a Nintendo DS for "free", and I paid for two of the offers I signed up for. Somehow, "magically", the very last company that is supposed to report that I filled out ...
I recently fulfilled my obligation to recieve a free new playstation 2, the new slimmer model. Complete 1 offer from each of the 3 pages, and that's all I needed to do, and I have... Everything seemed fine at first, they warned some of the offers might take a while to be updated, so I patiently ...