Online surveys: Every website and his dog wants me to do one

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kal replied

31 July 2014, 15:07
Same goes for every 'effin website you buy from these days. Buy something and 10 minutes later a spam email turns up for you to 'rate your experience'. I blame Amazon. Sky are the worst though, got a new Sky subscription out and the t0ssers started texting me a question at a time for my feedback, I have also had emails 6 weeks and 3 months after asking ' What do you think of Sky after your first x weeks'
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Eirikur replied

31 July 2014, 15:02
Those that have pop ups after 10 seconds (or less) asking to give feedback on the website are the most annoying.
How can I give bloody feedback if I'm only 10 seconds on your page and this stupid pop up is blocking my view?
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Sysman started a topic Online surveys: Every website and his dog wants me to do one

31 July 2014, 14:57
Online surveys: Every website and his dog wants me to do one

It may only be 10 minutes of my time but when it's every frigging day I'm going to start charging for it.

They are only so some PHB can tick a box saying how happy everyone is.

If this goes on I'm going to start posting heavily negative surveys just for the hell of it.

Suggestions for tools to automate the task welcome
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