As you already know, I am a huge fan of survey programs, so this is a topic that I always love talking about. One of the programs that I use extensively is AskingCanadians. An argument can be made that this is the best survey program for earning miles and points from a Canadian perspective. The main reason is because they have a fair number of choices to bank your rewards.
With Nordstrom starting to open up in Canada, I see them putting some pressure on the Hudson Bay Company, who have a rewards program called the Hudson’s Bay Rewards. So today, we will talk about the different ways that you can earn Hudson Bay Rewards more quickly.
Putting aside all the complaints about the Aeroplan program, such as: blackout dates (cannot find flights on the dates that I want to fly), high fuel and tax surcharges, I am still a big fan of the Aeroplan program.
Often times, surveys have helped me keep my loyalty accounts active and helped me pay for items online. So I am very appreciative that survey programs are available to us and I intend to keep on using them while I still can. Below is a breakdown of my survey portfolio and why I use each program.
The slew of website changes continues, last time it was American Express, MBNA and the Bank of Montreal. Now it is AskingCanadians‘ turn. AskingCanadians completely revamped its website, especially its Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section, which is much more comprehensive now. What’s great…
One of my favourite survey programs in Canada is called AskingCanadians, which is free to sign up. Asking Canadians is a survey program that asks you to share your opinion in return for rewards. You can earn HBC Rewards, Aeroplan…
Joining survey programs is a great way to boost your points balance. They are time consuming and you’re only really earning a few dollars an hour in terms of hourly wage. I enjoy doing surveys myself anyway, so I’m happy…