QuickRewards Network
Reviews and Complaints

I've been a member of QuickRewards Network for a couple of years now, and I have to say it's one of my favorite survey sites out there. They offer multiple ways to earn, such as surveys, using coupons, and cashback on purchases. Personally, I tend to stick with surveys, but it's nice to have other options available.

Most surveys on QuickRewards Network usually pay anywhere from 50 cents to a dollar. However, they don't have control over the pricing or time limits, so sometimes you may get 50 cents for doing a 30-minute survey, and other times you may get a dollar for a 5-minute one. It's a bit of a mixed bag, but that's just how it goes with survey sites.

The surveys usually credit in two different ways. Some surveys credit within the day, while others might not credit until the following Monday. If I ever have any crediting problems, QuickRewards Network is always quick to resolve the issue. Usually within a couple of hours, but always within two days.

I've never had any problems receiving rewards, and I receive them pretty quickly. Amazon gift cards are usually emailed by the next day, and physical gift cards usually take 1 or 2 weeks. I don't use PayPal, so I can't really give any feedback on that.

On average, I make anywhere from 400 to 500 dollars a year on QuickRewards Network. I've seen some people make a little more and a little less, but it all depends on how much effort you want to put into it. It's not going to make you a millionaire, but it's a good way to put a little away for a rainy day or save up for holidays or birthdays. Overall, I highly recommend QuickRewards Network for anyone looking to earn a little extra cash in their spare time.

I've been doing surveys on QuickRewards Network for a long time now and I gotta say, it's come a long way. The site has gone through a major upgrade and it looks pretty slick now. It's easier to navigate and find what you're looking for. Plus, they've added a ton of new surveys which means more opportunities to make some extra cash. I can access the surveys on the site or through email, which is pretty convenient. And the best part? I can do as many surveys as I want without worrying about running out like on other sites. It's a great way to make some extra dough on the side.

One thing I really appreciate about QuickRewards Network is how fast they pay out. I usually choose PayPal as my reward and the money is in my account within a couple of days. That's pretty impressive considering they say it can take up to two weeks. But hey, I'm not complaining! They do offer other rewards too, but I prefer the cash.

Another thing that sets QuickRewards Network apart from other survey sites is their customer support. If I ever have a question or issue, I can contact them and they get back to me pretty quickly. And it's not just some generic response either. They actually address my specific issue and make sure it's taken care of. Dimitry and Paige E. are the real MVPs here. They know how to provide top-notch customer service and make sure everyone has a good experience on the site.

Overall, I gotta give QuickRewards Network a big thumbs up. It's one of the best survey sites out there and I highly recommend it. Thanks for all the extra cash, QR!

I just started using QuickRewards Network after having some problems with another survey site. I stumbled upon QuickRewards while searching on Google for a survey site that pays out quickly through PayPal with a low or no minimum requirement. It took me a little while to get the hang of things, but now I'm finally seeing some results and I'm really happy with this site!

First of all, there's no minimum amount required to redeem your rewards. I think my first request was only for about 60 cents! They do one PayPal payout every night, which is really convenient.

Secondly, the customer support for this survey site is amazing! I'm a member of a ton of survey sites, and trying to get help with an issue can be really frustrating. Most of the time, it feels like the customer service reps are just reading from a script and not really listening to your concerns. But when I contacted QuickRewards, I was pleasantly surprised by how helpful they were. They answered all of my questions and really went above and beyond to make sure I was satisfied.

Figuring out which surveys will actually credit your account can be a little tricky, but with the help of customer support, I've been able to navigate the site a lot better and I'm finally starting to see some extra cash rolling in. QuickRewards has been around for a long time and they're a small but dedicated team. I've been really impressed with them so far, and honestly, they've replaced the survey site I had problems with. Now, QuickRewards is the only survey site I use these days.

I've been a member of QuickRewards Network for quite some time now, but I have to say that I'm not too happy with them lately. They seem to be going back on their word when it comes to their site terms. They claim to have no minimum payout, but then they complain when members cash out for small amounts. I mean, come on, if you state that there's no minimum, then you can't expect people to feel sorry for you when they take advantage of that.

It seems like they're having trouble keeping up with the growth of their site, and they're not updating their terms to reflect that. They're also complaining about too many manual credits being issued, even though it's clearly stated that manual credit will be given when contacting support. But then they get upset when members ask for manual credit too often, and they suggest that people stop trying out surveys altogether. That's just ridiculous!

If they're losing money because of manual credits, then they should remove that statement from their terms. It's not fair to give members false hope that they'll get credit for a survey or offer that doesn't credit, only to deny them manual credit later on. And when members provide proof that they completed a survey or offer, they should definitely get manual credit. It's not right to waste people's time and money like that.

Overall, I used to think that QuickRewards Network was okay, but now I'm definitely giving them a thumbs down. There are other sites out there that are more truthful and reliable, so I suggest that people take a look around before committing to QuickRewards Network.

I've been doing surveys for a long time now, like 4 or 5 years, and let me tell you, it's not easy. You gotta qualify for the survey first, which can take some time, and then you gotta answer questions for like 10 minutes or more, only to get disqualified for some reason or another. It's frustrating, man. Sometimes the surveys fill up too fast, or there's some glitch that kicks you out, or they ask you trick questions to make sure you're not just rushing through and giving garbage answers. It's a tough gig, but out of all the sites I've tried, QuickRewards Network (quickrewards.net) is the only one that hasn't given me any problems.

I mean, seriously, they pay you every day, no matter how little you've earned. Even if you spend 20 minutes on a survey and get disqualified, they still pay you. And get this, they don't even get paid if you don't complete the survey successfully, but they still pay you. That's some real dedication to their members, you know? And their customer support is amazing. Whenever I'm having a bad day and the surveys are glitching left and right, they're always there to help me out and make me feel better. They're friendly and helpful, and they always leave me in a better mood than when I started.

I know it might sound like I'm shilling for them or something, but I promise you, I'm just a regular person who's been using their site for over 3 years now. I've had major problems with other survey sites, like Panda, where it took me almost a year to get paid. But QuickRewards Network has always been fair, respectful, and above board. They're one of a kind, and I don't know what I'd do without them.

QuickRewards Network is a survey site that I have been using for over five years now, and I must say that I am very pleased with their services. One of the things that I love about them is that they offer many survey opportunities every day. I receive many emails from them, and I feel that the more survey invites, the better. Unlike other survey sites that have only two or three survey invites a week, QuickRewards Network offers a lot more, which means that I can earn more rewards in a shorter time.

Another thing that I love about QuickRewards Network is that there is no minimum amount required to request a payment. I always request payments to my PayPal account, and I have never had any issues with receiving my payments. When I request a payment, a comment pops up saying that it may take up to 72 hours to receive payment. However, with only a couple of exceptions, I have received payment within 24 hours, and most often within the same day. This is a major advantage over other sites that usually have at least a $10 minimum to cash-out and more often have a $25 or $50 minimum!

QuickRewards Network also has excellent customer service. I have not had to use them that often, but when I have, they have been quick and helpful. Just this past month, I had to use them twice. The first time, I accidentally flagged one of their emails as spam, and I could not get back into their website. I contacted them, and within 30 minutes, I received an email explaining what happened, and my account was reset. Last week, I tried to cash-out and received a message on their website that I needed to complete a 1099 since my earnings were over $600. I contacted them, and within 30 minutes or so, I received an email that included a link to print off a 1099 form and an option to scan it after I completed it. I was not able to scan it, so I mailed it on Saturday and figured I would check my account late this week. However, on Tuesday afternoon, I received an email from Paige in their customer service area, and she told me that they received my 1099, and my account was updated. So I was able to cash-out with no issues.

I will admit that their website is not the best looking in the world, but unlike some other survey sites that seem to think it is better to look good than be good, I will take quality over appearances any day. Knowing that I can receive as many surveys as I want each day, receive PayPal payments for any amount within 24 hours or less, and being able to be treated as a person from a caring customer service group makes QuickRewards Network the best survey site for me!

I've been using QuickRewards Network for a few years now, and I have to say, the web design is really starting to get to me. It's like no one is hired to keep the site up to date. The front page has been messed up for at least a year now. The picture for Flix TV is used for Hypermx, the game portal picture is totally broken, Adscend is listed twice, and the page itself is so cluttered it looks like a soccer mom tried using MS Front Page 10 years ago. Has anyone ever heard of a site map? It goes on a separate page and links to everything on the site without cluttering the home page. I'm pretty sure that was a thing 10 years ago. The Interactive Videos link is just Hypermx all over again. Why is it on the front page twice? There are broken images on the offer portal page. Gwallet has a weird jump every time you click an offer, and I have to Page Up several times to view it because the scroll to top only works for Gwallet sending you to the top. Paid emails and the check list are useless. On the daily clicks page, there's a broken image with the word Refer on mouse over which goes to a page that says Coming Soon.

I'm sorry to say this, but the site is really broken and annoying to use. It might work for grandmas 60 and up because stuff is color-coded, but the company's not going to bring in fresh new blood and keep things afloat for much longer if this keeps up. As it is, I feel limited to 3 survey routers, Gwallet, and Trial Pay. Smores works most days when they're not randomly telling me I hit my limit after 2 hours. Oh yeah, and video loyalty is pretty much broken. It never credits. How does this site even function? I've used sketchier sites than this one, and they looked 100 times better. Why did I sign up on others? They looked like I could trust them. I took a chance on Quick Rewards because I was curious. Support seems short-staffed. I don't know how the Facebook lady keeps up with everyone. It's obvious the budget must not be that great if the website looks like the same year I quit MySpace.

In response to the reply I got: "You will be hard-pressed to find another one with no minimum cashout, payments made nightly, and a real customer service team that replies to each member personalized." Hard-pressed? Since this review, I had already been using a different service for 2 years. Since then, the "rival" site has only shown me to be 10x better. Not only do they have a very current, frequently updated & maintained website, but they have a FULLY functioning mobile app. Oh yeah, and they have instant, automated, NO MINIMUM cashout directly to Paypal. Yes, your CS is great, but it's honestly sad when they're apologizing for your shortcomings on how outdated your site is. I'm very happy with the "rival," which is practically futuristic compared to the incredibly buggy site you have. Oh, but congrats on finally updating to 2018.

I've been on a lot of sites that offer surveys, rewards, and incentives, but QuickRewards Network (quickrewards.net) is the one that stands out to me. I use the site honestly, without using VPNs, adblock, tunnel services, or programs meant to offer an unfair advantage. I've been using the site for so long that I've been able to hear about things behind the scenes. I know that the staff at QR works hard. When their servers went down last year, their small IT team worked two whole weeks, barely getting sleep, just to get things back up and running. During this time, many were giving the staff a hard time, just because they weren't getting paid instantly, like QR often does.

QuickRewards Network offers something other sites don't offer -- real people who genuinely care about their customers. When you email customer support, you're talking to real people who aren't speaking from a template or script. When they wish you a good day or week, they mean it. If you have a problem, they'll take time to make sure your issue is solved, and dare to trust you if you tell them you've spent an hour on a survey, only to be disqualified or have it crap out on you.

QuickRewards Network also offers a strict anti-cheat system. It's impossible to successfully use even the best VPN programs on the site without being redirected to an error page. They do block certain countries, but only because their clients have told them about the serious influx of cheaters from certain international locations. I know this to be true, because employers on Mechanical Turk will block specific continents. It's not discrimination based on race or country, but by simple cheating behavior.

I've kept QuickRewards Network white-listed on my adblock, along with their clients, for about 7 or 8 years now. I've never had malware alerts from anyone other than 4th or 5th party sites, but by then I'm so far from both QuickRewards Network and the offer wall provider, that it's not related to them anymore. If I run into these problems, the staff at QR is quick to respond.

Overall, the staff at QuickRewards Network is laid back, but they will not tolerate cheating or exploitation of whatever loophole you've found. They do give people the benefit of a doubt, but if you exploit that trust, you really don't deserve to be on the site.

I will also point out something that sadly I can only go on hearsay about. There's been a movement to make QuickRewards Network look bad. After some investigating, I've noticed that someone, or a group of people, are going around to different sites and leaving nasty reviews. Please note that these are from cheaters who've been banned. Many of us genuine members know who they are, and do our best to root for the home team when we can. Those who are active in their Facebook page know that the team at QR truly care about their people. The PR team and customer support team have done a great job cultivating a positive Facebook following. I can't say that about other rewards sites. I've even been attacked by nasty trolls on other sites. I've never had anyone outright attack me on their page, though.

So to all the haters, keep on hating. Those of us who've used QuickRewards Network know the truth. You wouldn't have anything to complain about if you weren't cheating the system.

I joined Quick Rewards back in October of 2014, and let me tell you, it's the best survey panel I've ever been a part of. There are so many ways to earn money on this site besides just taking surveys. You can complete offers, read emails, do daily tasks, shop, watch videos, do online web searches, and so much more. I mostly stick to the surveys, but there's such a variety of things to do that there's something for everyone.

What I love about Quick Rewards is that they send you email invitations to more surveys than any other panel I've been a part of. You can also go to their website and see all of the surveys available for that day. Today, for example, there were 45 different surveys available for me to try and qualify for. That's a lot of opportunities to earn some extra cash!

Another thing that sets Quick Rewards apart from other survey panels is that there's no minimum amount you have to earn before you can cash out. You can cash out with as little as a penny or wait until you have more. You get to decide how much you want to cash out and when. Plus, there are several options for redeeming your rewards, like PayPal, online gift cards (like Amazon), or physical gift cards that you can receive by mail. I always choose to redeem with PayPal, and I've always received the money in my account within just a few hours. I've never had to wait more than 24 hours, which is amazing compared to other companies where you normally have to wait several weeks to receive your payment.

But what really sets Quick Rewards apart is their customer service. They have the best customer service out of all the companies I deal with, hands down. I've rarely needed to contact customer service, but last week I ran into a little issue where I was disqualified from a survey that I had already spent quite a bit of time on. I was concerned that I had done something wrong or had been kicked out for quality reasons regarding my responses or something like that. But then a customer service representative, Paige E., responded to my email in just a couple of hours. Not only did she credit my account for the amount I would have earned if I had completed the survey, but she also took the time to assure me that I hadn't done anything wrong and to completely explain to me all of the different reasons that this may have happened. She apologized for the inconvenience and thanked me for being concerned enough to contact support about the situation. She even gave me some tips, like responding to email invitations as quickly as possible and the best time of day to work on surveys, to help me qualify for more surveys and earn even more money. She was totally awesome and made me feel like a valued and appreciated member of Quick Rewards.

Overall, Quick Rewards is definitely legit and I would (and do) recommend them to anyone wanting to earn a little extra money for sharing their opinions. Since joining in October of last year, I've earned around $115, which I think is a pretty good payment lush. If you're looking for a survey panel that offers a variety of ways to earn money, has no minimum cash out amount, and has amazing customer service, then Quick Rewards is the panel for you.

I gotta say, I had a pretty rough experience with QuickRewards Network. I was honest with them about having two accounts, and they went ahead and removed both of them. But get this, they threatened legal action on me! Meanwhile, there were other users with at least four accounts who were raking in more rewards than I ever did. It's just not fair.

Honestly, I wouldn't recommend QuickRewards to many people. They're just not very helpful. I've found better luck with other survey companies like I-say, SurveySavvy, Springboard America, mysurvey, zoompanel, mintvine, and epoll. Those are just a few examples, but there are plenty of other options out there.

Here's the thing, though. I can't even tell you which survey company I have two accounts with because of security issues with QuickRewards and other survey companies snooping around. It's just not worth the risk.

But let me tell you about these emails I got from QuickRewards. They were all about this GMN Lives game, and apparently there were a bunch of cheaters involved. One guy named Chris Dobrowolski reached out to them asking if he was on the cheater's list. Turns out he had two accounts too, and he admitted to cheating on the game. But get this, he suggested that QuickRewards implement call verification to prevent people from having multiple accounts. Like, why didn't they think of that before?

Anyway, the whole situation just left a bad taste in my mouth. I learned the hard way that honesty is not always the best policy when it comes to survey sites. If I hadn't said anything about my two accounts, they never would have known. But I guess that's just the way it goes sometimes.

I'm not sure what's going on but it's really frustrating. I've tried contacting customer support but haven't received a response yet. Other than that, I do like the site. It's easy to use and there are a lot of different ways to earn rewards. I especially like the surveys and the cashback offers. Overall, I would recommend QuickRewards Network to others, but just be aware that there may be some issues with cashing out.

Site is not letting me view videos for points anymore, which is a bummer. I think it's a bit unfair since this was a fun activity to do and earn points. I tried to reach out to customer service about it, but they haven't responded yet. It's frustrating when you can't get a clear answer from the company. It makes me wonder if this is a scam or not. However, I have been able to earn points through other activities like surveys and shopping, so it's not all bad. Overall, I think QuickRewards Network has potential, but they need to improve their customer service and be more transparent about their policies.

I gotta say, QuickRewards Network ain't all it's cracked up to be. I mean, I went on there all excited to make some extra cash by watching videos, but they don't even tell you how to do it! I clicked on the "watch a video" button and then...nothing. No instructions, no guidance, nothin'. I wasted a whole day trying to figure it out and got nowhere.

But hey, maybe it's just me. Maybe I'm not tech-savvy enough to navigate their site. Or maybe they just don't care about helping their users. Either way, I'm not impressed. If you're looking for an easy way to make some extra dough, I'd suggest looking elsewhere.

QuickRewards Network is a website where you can earn some extra cash, but it takes a lot of work to make a decent amount. You have to do surveys all day long to make just 5 dollars. It's not easy, but it's possible. You also have to watch videos and try to get rewards. The surveys are nice and I enjoy doing them, but sometimes you get disqualified, which is frustrating. Overall, QuickRewards Network is a good way to make some extra money, but it takes a lot of time and effort.

So, I was using QuickRewards Network (quickrewards.net) for a while and I gotta say, it was pretty cool. I was earning some money and having fun doing it. But then, when I tried to cash out, they told me it was impossible to earn $16.57 in just a few weeks. What the heck, man?

It seems like they're just trying to get people to participate and then take a cut of their earnings without actually paying out. That's not cool, QuickRewards Network. That's not cool at all. I'm calling scam alert on this one.

I mean, I get it. They're a business and they need to make money somehow. But if they're not going to pay out what they owe, then what's the point? It's not like they're doing anyone any favors by offering these rewards if they're just going to keep them for themselves.

So, if you're thinking about using QuickRewards Network, just be careful. Make sure you read all the fine print and don't get too excited about earning money too quickly. It might not be as easy as it seems.

I started using QuickRewards Network to make some extra cash. The first time I withdrew my earnings, everything went smoothly. But when I tried to cash out again, they suddenly closed my account for no apparent reason. I was pretty bummed out about it, so I decided to contact them to ask why. They told me that my IP address had changed drastically, but I'm not really sure what that means. I mean, I'm not a computer expert or anything.

Anyway, they also asked me for my driver's license, which I wasn't too thrilled about. I mean, I get that they want to make sure I'm not some kind of scammer or something, but it still made me feel a little uneasy. I guess I'm just a little paranoid about sharing my personal information online.

Overall, I have mixed feelings about QuickRewards Network. On the one hand, it's a pretty easy way to make some extra money. I mean, you can earn cash just by taking surveys, watching videos, and doing other simple tasks. On the other hand, their customer service could be a little better. I mean, it would have been nice if they had given me a heads up before closing my account. And asking for my driver's license just seemed a little intrusive to me.

But hey, maybe I'm just being overly cautious. I mean, I know there are a lot of scams out there, so maybe QuickRewards Network is just trying to protect themselves. Either way, I'm not sure if I'll keep using their service. I mean, it's nice to have some extra cash, but I don't want to risk my personal information.

So, I was looking for some survey sites on Google and stumbled upon QuickRewards Network. I decided to give it a try and created an account. I spent some time completing some health surveys that were available on the site in order to earn my first reward. After logging out, I tried to log back in but couldn't access the site. I tried resetting my account password but to no avail. It was then that I realized that my account had been deleted.

To be honest, I wasn't really impressed with the site. It seemed outdated and none of the surveys I tried to complete actually credited me. I was really disappointed with the whole experience. And to top it off, they deleted my account on the very first day! That's just poor business practice if you ask me.

Overall, I wouldn't recommend QuickRewards Network to anyone. It's just not worth the time and effort. There are plenty of other survey sites out there that are much better and actually pay out. So, save yourself the trouble and look elsewhere.

I gotta say, my experience with QuickRewards Network was pretty bad. At first, I was pretty stoked that I earned a whole dollar just by doing an offer on their site. I mean, who wouldn't be, right? So, I decided to withdraw it through PayPal to see if this site was legit or just another scam.

But, boy was I disappointed. For the next few days, every time I tried to log in to my account, it kept saying that my account was invalid and that I had used some kind of proxy. What kind of excuse is that? I mean, if I really did use a proxy, would I have only earned one measly dollar? I didn't do anything illegal or sketchy, but they just kept using this flimsy excuse to cancel my account.

Honestly, I wouldn't recommend this site to anyone. There are plenty of other trustworthy and similar websites out there that won't give you the runaround like QuickRewards Network did to me. So, save yourself the trouble and steer clear of this one.

I recently signed up for QuickRewards Network, or quickrewards.net, about three weeks ago. At first, everything seemed to be going well. I was able to complete a few surveys within a day, and although it took two days to receive credit for them, it was still cool. I even made my first $1.75, which I withdrew and received in my PayPal account within five hours. This motivated me to keep completing surveys until I made $4.90.

However, when I checked my balance, I was disappointed to find that the money had not arrived in my PayPal account as it had the first time. I waited for six hours, but still received no email from PayPal. I decided to log in to my account, but to my surprise, it said my account was invalid. I thought it was my mistake, so I tried again, but the same thing happened. I sent an email to QuickRewards Network, but they didn't reply for 30 hours. When they finally did, they accused me of using a proxy connection, which I didn't. Unfortunately, they couldn't help me, and I lost both my account and the money I had earned. I was really upset and felt like they were big thieves.

Overall, my experience with QuickRewards Network was disappointing. Although I was able to complete surveys and earn money, I lost my account and earnings due to an issue that was not my fault. I hope that others who use this site will have better luck than I did.

Listen up, folks! I gotta tell ya, these survey sites ain't the way to go if you're lookin' to make a quick buck. Lemme break it down for ya: they lure you in with the promise of a quick 3-5 minute survey (but some of 'em are longer, like 15-20 minutes). So you spend about 5 minutes answerin' questions about products just to qualify (and they're still collectin' important PR and marketing info from ya, by the way), only to be told that you don't qualify for the survey after dedicatin' 7-10 minutes answerin' more questions. It's a real bummer, let me tell ya.

Now, I signed up for QuickRewards 'cause I needed a quick $10 and someone said it was the best place to get it in less than an hour. But let me tell ya, I sat there for about 2 hours watchin' video after video and didn't get credited for ANY of 'em. Then I did some surveys for an hour and didn't qualify for any of 'em and didn't get credited for my time. I mean, what a waste of my day!

Honestly, I think this whole thing is just a big marketing scam to collect important marketing demographic info from ya (like your race, age, where ya live, and what products ya like and buy) without actually givin' ya any credit. It's a real shame, folks. I mean, ya got a better chance of gettin' $10 by panhandlin' on the street corner.

So my advice to ya? Stay away from QuickRewards and any other survey site that promises quick cash. It's just not worth it, folks. Trust me on this one.