Pigsback - Free Gifts For Clicks!

Ellie

Ok I have a question..........

Ive noticed sometimes people put up links to competions on pigsback. Sometimes it asks me to sign in when 98% of the time it doesnt - antone know y this might be?

Also, the link for 100 points to sign up for a news letter, did anyone notice if it said how long it could take?

TY!

Mikeboy_2

^ It depends on the link - the .co.uk or the .com

Kazzea

Ellie wrote:

Ok I have a question..........

Also, the link for 100 points to sign up for a news letter, did anyone notice if it said how long it could take?

TY!

For the Intrepid newsletter it said that points would be added automatically within 14 days

bdpm2003

How many Bingo / Scratch card games are there to play on cyberslots?

anyone know the answer cause when i go to claick here for a hint it takes me to the registration page

droopsnout

Kazzea wrote:

They are obviously in the middle of putting up all these new offers as this one is still under construction - e.g.

How To Avail Of This Offer
Enter details and instructions on how to avail of this offer in this box



Offer Description
Enter a detailed description of the offer here

I signed up for this yesterday afternoon with no difficulty, but yesterday evening Mrs Snout had the same problem as you, Kazzea. I guess the coding for the page is broken somehow.

droopsnout

If you're like me, you've never been brave enough to sign up for a site like Cyberslotz, and don't quite know what to expect. If that's the case for you, here is some reassurance ...

I decided to sign up, and followed the instructions given throughout the sign-up process. I deposited £5 through a credit card (which, as it happens, had a positive balance on it, so I wasn't "losing" anything, in one sense!). The site did not tell me that I was awarded a further free £5-worth of stake money, but on checking My Account, it was there. So I had a balance of £10.

I then clicked through to the roulette game, where I played two games for 10p each, winning one and losing one. (Last of the big spenders!).

I then decided to see if the site would let me withdraw the money I had in my account, which was, after the two roulette games, back at the £10 I started with.

Clicking on "Withdraw", the site allowed me to pay back into my credit card account the original £5 stake I "invested" and left the free £5 in my Cyberslotz account. I was not allowed to withdraw the full £10, reasonably enough.

If PB do indeed award the 2000 points then I shall be £20 better off, and still have £5 in Cyberlotz with which I could, in theory, win a fortune. Well, unlikely, but it won't have cost me a penny!

Hope this reassures those who, like me, do not like gambling sites!

droopsnout

Still re Cyberslotz, dial-up users be warned that some of the games take an age to download to your PC. Example: "First Class" is 1280Kb.

I also found that I had no idea how to play some of the games, and having downloaded them, didn't bother and moved off elsewhere.

However, I'm not typical. Most people know how to play these all-dancing, all-beeping fruit machines. I haven't a clue!

MyUserNamesTaken

It let me withdraw the full amount, including the £5 free play money! I guess it's because I played more than 4 times my original stake money.


This is my summary for yesterday:

2006-01-06 21.86 GBP 28.40 GBP

The first amount is the amount I played, the second is how much I won. When taking into consideration what I lost, I was left with a total of £16.54, which it just allowed me to withdraw.

Your withdrawal of 16.54 GBP back to your card has been approved.

Gaming should be fun. Please play at Cyberslotz only with what you can afford.

Best regards and thank you for playing at Cyberslotz


With the 2000 points from pigsback for signing up, I'm up a total of £31.54

cherw1981

New Daily Quiz on the ticketmaster page with chance to win 1000 points

Answer is Savage Garden

cherw1981

oops someone else posted it sowwy