Understanding Why Tap Research Stops Paying You for Disqualifications

If you take part in Tap Research surveys, you may be familiar with being disqualified from taking certain surveys due to unmet survey criteria. Over time, if you get too many disqualifications for surveys compared to successful completions of surveys, Tap Research may stop paying you for them.

Tap Research has a disqualification point system in place. For example, if you have one qualified completion of a survey and one disqualification of a survey on the same day, you will still receive payment for one of these surveys.

The number of disqualifications you are allowed is not only limited by day, however. Tap Research has a system in place that prevents you from receiving payment for too many disqualifications over an extended period of time. This means that if you have many disqualifications over days, weeks, or months, you may not be eligible to receive payment for the unsuccessful surveys even if they are the same day.

If you get too many disqualifications compared to successful completions, Tap Research will stop paying you for them. You may then be required to pause or even stop completing surveys, depending on the severity of the situation.

To return to completing surveys, you will first have to wait and see if Tap Research sends you an email requesting that you stop completing surveys. If they do not, you may still be able to resume after a certain amount of time. Tap Research is always reviewing the data collected, so it is important to closely monitor your activity.

If you do receive an email or notice that you have been blocked from completing surveys, contact Tap Research's customer service team for assistance. Tap Research's team is available to answer any questions and help you get back to completing surveys.

In conclusion, it is important to remember that Tap Research has a disqualification point system in place. If you get too many disqualifications compared to successful completions, Tap Research will stop paying you for them. If this happens to you, contact Tap Research's customer service team for assistance.

After a while if you get too many disqualifications, more than successful completions, Tap Research will stop paying you for them.