PSA: confirm your google rewards expiration date.

i realized this was discussed a week or two ago, but i cant help but want to make a post about it to give others a chance to be notified in case they missed the vague-ish original thread.

the survey rewards are supposed to expire one year from your last survey done. this has not been the case. if you, or someone you know is stockpiling tens of dollars in reward money, you/they may be very upset when it just disappears when you/they thought it was basically impossible to expire since they take surveys so often.

play store > hamburger button > account > payment methods > you should now see when your next deduction is.

the kicker? finding the right customer support tech for this division is very hard (IMO) there is no number. there is no special chat for this division (afaik) i talked to several agents, crossed over to several departments (because the other agents had no idea), and i basically came up empty handed. with the last thread discussing this, a few users reported talking to a [smarter/more informed] agent and they said its an issue they are aware of. but really, good luck getting that money back after its deducted.i personally had 60 dollars, but after deductions and buying a few apps, i now have 26. and my next deduction is dec 06 even though i received 4 surveys in the last 14 days. i cant tell you how much they deduct, as i havent played THAT close of attention. however, i want to say i feel like i lost 5 dollars out of nowhere at one point.

so i just wanted to send out a PSA to make some people aware because if i had 50+ dollars in my account and it was being deducted when it could be spent (in a hurry) id be upset.



Submitted September 30, 2017 at 11:10PM by Keepit_100_ http://ift.tt/2xSX7tx http://ift.tt/eA8V8J

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