Oops, I pressed the "no I didn't complete this survey" button when I actually meant to press the "yes I did complete this survey" button. Does the system catch these or am I just out of luck?

It doesn't matter. That is simply there for your own reference and has nothing to do with
the offer/survey crediting.

ive done this a few times ive also clicked yes without meaning to, it doesnt actually do anything

valerie wrote: It doesn't matter. That is simply there for your own reference and has nothing to do with
the offer/survey crediting.

Then why have it? I'm not going to forget what I just spent a 1/2 hour doing.
It would only slow down my work if that is the case.

revroach wrote:

valerie wrote: It doesn't matter. That is simply there for your own reference and has nothing to do with
the offer/survey crediting.

Then why have it? I'm not going to forget what I just spent a 1/2 hour doing.
It would only slow down my work if that is the case.

I think it might be meant to help you refresh the page more quickly when you've successfully completed a survey, so you can see for example if the survey has been credited (without having to go to your account main page).

Another instance, in the event that you have a list of pending surveys' invitations (which actually happens), and you complete one, you click "Yes" and that one disappears from the list; even if it's not likely that you're going to click on the same survey again, as it appears as "clicked", you could do it by mistake and then you'd loose a few seconds until you close the site, come back and click on the next survey in your list.

Cheers!

Had not thought of those reasons. Makes sense.