Left Qmee for a few months after disastrous results filling out and completing surveys that kick you on a final question saying you don’t fit the criteria, or even worse on completion. After a few months I thought I’d give it another go, and it’s got worse. I’ve complained to Qmee again about getting kicked out after completion. Their response is they have no control over it. Yet they paid get for completion. Something doesn’t ring right about it and I’ve noticed their rating has dropped on Trust Pilot considerably in the last few months. Here’s some info I found and suggest others read the whole article. If it was a technical glitched redirect or late disqualification, Qmee support will often issue a manual "goodwill" credit to your piggybank out of their own pocket. Survey Providers Pay Qmee: Brands and research platforms pay Qmee a set fee every time a user successfully completes a survey. 
Qmee Splits the Revenue: Qmee keeps a portion of that payment as its operating profit/commission and passes the rest along to you as your cash reward. 2. The Rogue Survey Provider Loophole
While Qmee itself isn't profiting off your screen-out, third-party survey providers (e.g., Ipsos, Qualtrics, Pollfish) sometimes cheat the system:So Qmee, close your providers more carefully as I and countless others don’t agree for these companies to basically keep our data for nothing.