This is a ridiculous survey
Talk about a generic survey...Amazon asks about three things...Durability Accuracy Comfort...of a reload of my account?  How do they even apply?  If you're going to issue a survey, at least try to target it to relate to what is purchased...these questions don't remotely apply. Also, surveys are often requested too quickly after an item is purchased....sometimes it takes time to know how you like it...Why can't I fill out a survey when I think appropriate (rather than "right after I bought the item" or "when the requestor sends the survey".  Tends to devalue...why even send survey if it isn't likely to mean anything until more time goes by, or as initially mentioned, the questions are so generic that they don't remotely apply to what has been purchased.<br /><br />Too many surveys prompted by the seller.. too few opportunities initiated by the buyer to give feedback when they think appropriate, and without questions that don't apply...companies should think more about what they're asking, ask less, and don't just "go through the motions" of doing a survey if they're really serious about finding out what someone thinks about their purchase.
Rating: 3 stars