If you're wondering why you don't get invited to surveys and aren't blocked from our service, there could be a variety of reasons. Here are a few:

The survey is looking for women as it deals with feminine hygiene products, and you’re a man or shaving equipment, and you’re a female.

Adults who consume certain alcoholic beverages either don’t drink that alcoholic beverage or don’t consume any alcoholic beverages.

Looking for adults with children that meet a particular demographic, and either you have children who are not in that demographic or have no children.

Looking for people who work in an office environment, are responsible for purchasing office supplies, and work in retail.

Looking for respondents who have cats or dogs as pets but have a snake, a bird, or fish. Or no pets at all.

The survey is looking for people who own a home and you rent.

The list can go on and on.

These are just a few of the reasons why you may not get invited to surveys. In addition to those mentioned, it's possible that the survey criteria changed during the time of your invitation, or the survey was full. Other times the difference may be far less obvious.

As we do not block you, I strongly suggest you contact the providers directly to find out why. It might be as simple as blocking you because you used a mobile that changed cell towers during a survey. You might have been blocked due to this.

By understanding why you weren't invited to a survey, you can use that information to determine if and how you should change your survey profile.