Family Dollar's survey is a sweepstakes entry, and the published prize claims for it range from $100 to $1,500 depending which site you read. That spread is not a footnote — it is the whole thing people are deciding on when they choose to spend the time. The official rules linked from the live survey are the only figure that means anything.
Customer guides
A draw, and a prize nobody can agree on.
RateFD at ratefd.com takes the Transaction ID from the bottom of your receipt, typically printed in four groups. The survey runs on InMoment, takes a few minutes, and is available in English and Spanish.
What you are entering is a draw. Published figures for the prize include $100 gift cards, $500 coupons, $1,000 and $1,500 — quoted as fact by different sites, often in the domain name itself. They cannot all be current, and the official rules linked from the live survey are the only authority.
About the company
Family Dollar Stores, Inc. was acquired by Dollar Tree and operates from Chesapeake, Virginia. Stores are company-operated rather than franchised, so terms are consistent nationally.
Smart Coupons is the separate digital savings programme in the app and has nothing to do with the survey. Family Dollar and Dollar General are competitors rather than related companies, despite the similar names and near-identical survey structure.
What we don't do
HelpMeLogin runs no Family Dollar survey and has no login form. We cannot enter anyone into the draw or check entry status. Any page charging a fee to release a Family Dollar prize is not Family Dollar.