I just don't get it like many other people I'm getting screwed over by your company! I have tried to contact this company countless times by email and by phone! It's only saying that i need 3 offers fulfilled and I have fullfilled over 3. I have Aol downloaded on my comp. Right now. I've already ...
I (like what seems many others) decided to take part in the Emarket Research Groups offer. I chose the 40GB Ipod. I registered and completed the required six offers on 10/26/04. Within a few days, the redeption website verified one completion. Approxiamtely a week later the redeption website ...
I responded to an offer from eMarket Research Group for a free 40gb iPod for trying ONE of their partner offers, which I did: I tried blockbuster.com's 2-week free trial. However, when I checked the redemption page, somehow the requirements had changed from the initial offer; it now said I needed ...
When you respond to the pop-up ad or e-mail, saying "Free IBM Laptop" (or other expensive gadget) you are sent to a series of windows, offering "subscriptions" to several advertisers' products (Video Professor, Ink BLVD, health food supplements, magazine subscriptions, etc.) ...
They ask you to fill out a survey to win a free TV. It starts with offers you can decline, and some offers (such as how to decrease student loans) do not even offer secure sites for your personal information. Towards the end of the survey, it says you have to try 2 offers to get the TV. After you ...
Company (eMarket Research Group) claims the following: "eMarketResearchGroup, the new member incentive promotional offer, and the product testing program is an independent program for consumers and is not affiliated with the merchant/brands listed. EMarketResearchGroup is solely responsible ...