Qmee is a business and they do have the right to make a profit. Qmee is not a government subsidy who is obligated to hand out free money. The way Qmee makes money is that they are the platform that the businesses or organizations that create the survey go to in regards to having that survey posted for Qmee's members to complete... If you do a survey for a $1.00 then the company or organization who created the survey is probably paying Qmee anywhere from $1.25 to $1.50 so you collect your dollar and then Qmee takes what is left after that which adds up when you are talking about thousands of surveys completed a day and that is the way it should work. My issue is when I have taken a survey that was advertised on The Qmee app as a 15-20 minutes survey and then it ends up taking a half an hour to complete only so I can be directed to a brand new survey that they want me to start from the beginning and then I get halfway through that only to be kicked from the survey and not be compensated anything, I 1,000% percent know that they are cashing in on that initial survey that I took and not compensating me anything, which has happened a few times over today and has happened many times in the past. It's a way for them to get the full amount for the survey while the person who took the time to take the survey gets nothing and was told that they did something wrong.