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Thread poster: Anke Radek
Anke Radek
Anke Radek
United States
Jun 2, 2020

Hello everyone,

I'm currently writing my bachelor's thesis and I would highly appreciate if you help me by filling out my survey. This survey is about freelancers usage of email services in the US.

Click on the following link to take part!

https://businesstariffnonuser.questionpro.eu

Thank you very much in advance.
 
Mervyn Henderson (X)
Mervyn Henderson (X)  Identity Verified
Spain
Local time: 06:40
Spanish to English
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... and you are ...? Jun 2, 2020

Maybe I'm wrong and thousands upon thousands of us have already done our bit and filled in the questionnaire, but I've got a feeling not many people are going to click on a link from:


Anke Radek. Blank profile. Joined forum, June 2020, so either today or yesterday. Based in the US, but "EU" domain on link.


Can't see the point, Anke. Is there a prize?

Angie Garbarino
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esperantisto
esperantisto  Identity Verified
Local time: 07:40
Member (2006)
English to Russian
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So… Jun 2, 2020

I clicked the link only to discover that:

This Survey has been deactivated by the owner.

Very arrogant of the topic starter not to update the thread. I will ignore this person's postings.

Kay Denney
Angie Garbarino
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Paul Dixon
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Brazil
Local time: 01:40
Portuguese to English
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In memoriam
Same here Jun 7, 2020

Same here, 'deactivated by the owner'.

This is a lack of respect - as the 'deactivated' message only came AFTER an explanatory message and AFTER I had answered the first question (about whether I had a dedicated e-mail for business use). The best solution would to be to present the 'deactivated' message when the potential respondent clicks on the link, BEFORE any questions are answered.
And further to previous answers, two more oddities were absorbed by one of my bilaterally s... See more
Same here, 'deactivated by the owner'.

This is a lack of respect - as the 'deactivated' message only came AFTER an explanatory message and AFTER I had answered the first question (about whether I had a dedicated e-mail for business use). The best solution would to be to present the 'deactivated' message when the potential respondent clicks on the link, BEFORE any questions are answered.
And further to previous answers, two more oddities were absorbed by one of my bilaterally situated visual organs (caught my eye, in other words): 1) No photograph and 2) strange link address (business tariff non-user). Why not use your name or at least the name of the project, possibly: freelancersemailusage.questionpro.eu ▲ Collapse


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