Can anyone tell me how the e-rewards for on-line surveys works ? I am retired by a disability and take a lot of these surveys. I have nearly $ 100 in e-rewards accumulated, but have no clue as to how to redeem these and what I can get. I know Borders is affiliated and Omaha Steaks. I really like to read and EAT! LOL Thanks

I'm not familiar with the program, but you can probably find what you want to know at the E-Rewards web site.

Or more directly:

e-Rewards

If you want to do anything at a site like this, then you need to go to the site. Get it bookmarked so you can get there any time you want. All you need then do is log in.

As a side note, I've been doing surveys for years, from back in the days when there were no rewards -- simply cause I like putting my two cents in. The rewards got started later cause I guess they needed incentives to get people to do it. I just look at it as a bonus.

If you want to do more of these, a couple of decent ones are:
Harris Poll Online | Welcome
Harris Poll has been around for years and was doing surveys long before all the email stuff and before this ever got popular. They have a rewards program they call HI points. Looks similar to what you're already doing.

GlobalTestMarket - Consumer Panel - Online Surveys
Global Test Market pays cash. You get a number of points and that converts to cash. How fast you build it up depends on how many surveys you qualify for.

You certainly won't get much out of either one of them -- they aren't a way to make a living or even get that much extra cash. Just a little bonus here and there. The last check I got from GTM was like $65. I'm not sure what they owe me right now -- maybe $50. I haven't checked my HI points at Harris Poll for quite a while. If you feel like trusting me (and I know it's hard to trust strangers), they're both legitimate and you won't get any spam or anything. I've been a member of both for years. I do get an occasional newsletter from GTM but that's it.

Thanks ! I registered. I mean if you're going to spend time on the laptop anyway, why not get something back. Heck, I'm retired due to a disability. I have a lot more time than money. Thanks again.