Why does every organization survey the users? Complained Maher

[question everything]

And I had to smile. A few weeks ago I stopped at the ATM machine to draw some cash. A few days later I got an email asking me for my "experience." I needed money and completed the transaction was my reply. Not enough. Several questions on a scale of 1 to 10..

[GP6971]

1. I never answer

any surveys They're BS to prop up their so called "customer service".

[question everything]

3. If I interactes with a person I do respond and give the highest rating

because I think their performance is judged on this. I used to not give 10. 8 or 9 are adequate. But then a service man once told me that it has to be 10.

[Wounded Bear]

2. It's annoying when I go to buy something...

and they want my phone number and email address. Generally I decline. I get enough spam as it is.

[GP6971]

6. I don't ever give that info.

I just politely say I'm sorry, but I don't give out that information.

[canetoad]

7. Me neither

If I'm bailed up at the shops to do 'a quick survey', I ask if I'll be paid for my time.

One shop, where I bought an electrical appliance said my warranty would be void without my personal details. I quickly reminded them of Australian consumer laws and they gave up.

[SharonAnn]

4. So they can use the info to punish the workers (not management)

[applegrove]

5. And then they ask for your name and email so you can win a price and then they sell your data.

[question everything]

8. They already have it. The bank where I used the ATM, cable company

even clinics that I have recently visited. Thankfully, I leave this emails for "later" and by the time I am ready the survey is "closed."

Service men that came to fix an appliance..