Pigsback - Free Gifts for Clicks

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Russe11 wrote:

The thing is there are some people that are now opening a pigback account then opening a betfair account multiple times, thay get the 500 points for the first play(with the chance of somthing extra)
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surely its better to register for Betfair via Quidco for £25 credit after depositing £10 and then utilising them to exchange any pp.

Penelope_Penguin

hovism wrote:

https://www.pigsback.com/offers/738750637/default.asp Just click halfway down on the right for the newsletter. you get 50 points straight away!

I signed up for pigsback sometime back (not sure why, but was via MSE). Haven't used it since, but have an hour free so was doing some research. Firstly, I realised this thread is for clicks, not for chicks..................:rotfl: :rotfl:

Thanks hovism, 50 points credited instantly!

I can see this thread becoming addictive, too!

Penny. x

postingalwaysposting

jules-2005 wrote:

Yes you need to create a new account and bid on something within 30 days of registering.

jules can it be a ebook or something or does it have to be a 'proper' item? thanks i just dont want to do it wrong and not get the points :rolleyes:

Merlin139

postingalwaysposting wrote:

jules can it be a ebook or something or does it have to be a 'proper' item? thanks i just dont want to do it wrong and not get the points :rolleyes:

You can bid on anything. When my wife did it she went for a concert ticket that she knew would go for more than she bid. She bid 5 times up to £10.00 and 3 days later it went for £85.00

mich_city

postingalwaysposting wrote:

jules can it be a ebook or something or does it have to be a 'proper' item? thanks i just dont want to do it wrong and not get the points :rolleyes:

It states on the sign up page -

You must make your first bid
within 30 days of registering.

To receive your 300 PiggyPoints
you must start your bidding
from this page.

Please allow 28 days for your PiggyPoints to be credited.

It doesn't say you actually have to buy, just bid.. I just did a buy it now item, just to make sure I got the points tho.. (was something I was going to buy anyway and was only 99p).... Just a note, eBay points seem to take a long time to be credited to your piggy point account..

jules-2005

Curly's birthday zone daily Quiz (win a goodie bag)

http://www.pigsback.com/offers/702613473/default.asp
Which tennis champion was born on 8th August 1981?
Roger Federer

misskool

Thursday's answers

Blockbuster's
In the movie Napoleon Dynamite, which animals made up a Liger?
Lion and Tiger

Entertainment
What is the name of Brad Pitt’s new baby?
Shiloh


Ticketmaster
What is Ombrophobia the fear of?
Rain

Money Matters
How many bottles of coke are reported to have been recalled in Korea due to deliberate poisoning fears?
1,000,000

jessicamb

postingalwaysposting wrote:

jules can it be a ebook or something or does it have to be a 'proper' item? thanks i just dont want to do it wrong and not get the points :rolleyes:

I did this too - I picked out a boots voucher that was obviously going to go for near face value and put in a bid of 1p or similar. I'd suggest a low bid on vouchers because they go for near face value and if the unthinkable happens and you actually win them then you've effectively got more than you paid for.

jules-2005

Thursday's completed crossword link

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jules-2005

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What required stake amount buys you entry into the £1 million jackpot roulette game?
£1


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