You need to relax ...it's just assumed that you're retired in accordance with the retirement age 67 so if you're working at 71 we'll good for you. It's a survey. Life ls way to short to get upset about crap like this.

I JUST IGNORE

I agree with you also Mr Grumpy.

agree with you grumpy there is a great deal of assumption that goes with surveys

There are professionals who train for between 2 and 3 years whose sole purpose on graduation is to design things like surveys polls and forms that need to be filled out....nobody bloody uses them because it costs money...so all the forms polls and surveys are rubbish...the results are rubbish...and we end up with lots of other rubbish that no-one needs.... we are surrounded by idiots who want to save money...buildings and stadiums that collapse...that packet you cannot open..the tin opener that doesn't open anything..plastic door handles on cars...there is no reason for any of this...just employ people who understand what is needed and what is safe reasonable and intelligent.... Edited 21-Jun-23 19:27pm

Nothing wrong with being retired. Wish it happened at 50yrs. Cannot wait. Bring it on.

Hardly an insult. Statistically most people would be retired at that age, it is merely an assumption based on averages. By all means provide feedback that they should change their questions, but stop throwing a tantrum like a child.

I love the ones where you've told them how old you are and then they ask this retired lady if I'm pregnant.

The Survey Provider that can insult me has not been born yet.

I'm a decade older Mr Grumpy - get it all the time. The only surveys you seem to get are when are you going into a Retirement village?

all the time - nothing NEW

I would class it more as a survey error than an insult. Sometimes my first question is about what company I work for. If there's an option for 'I don't work' I select that. Then it asks me something like how much money my business earns in a year. Again I select 'I don't work' from the list. Then it keeps going with other questions until it finally rules me out of the survey because I don't work. It should have done that after I answered the first question.

That is odd, you'd think they'd ask the employment status question and only ask that if you indicated you're retired.

maybe you should retire, you might not be so sensitive, i'm 77, i don't give a crap who knows it,, it's part of taking surveys,, but i see you have learned that if you start a poll, you get 1000 points, you should of posted how happy you are for the 1000, that other crap you complaining about is just part of survey taking,, have a super day 😁