I received a "Walt Disney World Survey" email but I am afraid to open it.

[dvcfamily41801]

Has anyone else received this, I am so afraid to just open it. I have tried to contact AOL online support but have not had any luck with that.

Thanks

 

[Pooh67_68]

My husband received one today also. It is because when we were there last Dec. a woman asked him to answer a survey and then asked if Disney could send him another survey via his email address. So I think your survey from Disney is probably legit.

 

[dvcfamily41801]

Originally posted by Pooh67_68
My husband received one today also. It is because when we were there last Dec. a woman asked him to answer a survey and then asked if Disney could send him another survey via his email address. So I think your survey from Disney is probably legit.

Thanks for the response, I sent you a PM with a few more questions.

 

[gshoemate]

I get them all the time. If you were stopped by a research CM while in the park and you gave them your email address, they do follow through with sending a survey out. It should vbasically just ask information about your visit to that particular park. I think at the end they ask for a little bit of personnal info like your age and location but that should be the extent of the personnal info asked.

 

[kadaten]

I got two from our trip in December. One was about our backstage tour, and the other was about our Grand Gathering experience. The first one took maybe 5 minutes, the other one 10 or so. Some personal info asked at the end...mostly asking how you liked stuff and any improvements you would suggest. Completely harmless.

 

[jfulcer]

If you are running updated virus software it should catch any 'bugs' that it could contain if it's bogus.

So, make sure you have the latest virus definitions and click away!