Pigsback - Free Gifts for Clicks

pinkfluffybabe

Caggie wrote:

The company's own website is exactly where you should discuss issues, so that those in management can jump up the learning curve at a more rapid rate of knots than by a third party website.

If complete care is not taken then this forum will stink of 1984............Pigs in the house, excuse the pun!

Regards as always

Caggie

What are you getting at?

misskool

Caggie wrote:

The company's own website is exactly where you should discuss issues, so that those in management can jump up the learning curve at a more rapid rate of knots than by a third party website.

When Darragh was here on this website, we raised many issues with him but never appeared to be implemented. Even reading through pigsback forums, the irish members complained that even though pb have promised them other rewards they have never gone through with them.

So if they have not learnt from their own forums from the irish members, I don't see why they would bend the rules for us?

you also forget that we are regulars of many other threads on MSE, pigsback is just one that we both frequent.

finnerty

I have been a member of mutual points for 3yrs and have only earned £55 i have earned around £90 in one year with pigsback although it is quieter at the moment it still offers easier points and sign ups that arn't offered on other sites where i can get a higher cash back rate

mutual points offer low cash back on there sign up offers compared to other sites so i just use mutual point for price runner and kelloo searches and the 5 point click throughs from e-mails there isn't really a need to have a thread for this as it is the same every day and requires no extra information, nearly all the mutual points sign ups deals are beaten by quidco so i usually sign up through quidco £321.71 in just 3 months :-) the sam esign ups on MP would probably not even netted me £50

there is a quidco thread knocking about in another forum and someone not so long back attempted to start a r-points thread in a similar vein to this thread ...not very popular as it seems to have droped way off the front page :-)

please forgive me for my spelling, i've just had my first pint in 3 weeks seems to have gone right to my head :beer:

Caggie wrote:

I sometimes wonder why Pigsback forums always seem to be near the top of current forums. Whilst I appreciate in theory that it is quite an innovative site , in my opinion it is nowhere near as exciting as it used to be.

Appearances can be deceiptive. Mutual Points is perhaps a more humble site but just as rewarding. There are a few Pigsback stalwats who in good faith and timely responses keep this site alive.

Why don't members of other sites do the same? Ultimately it must be because pigsback have competitions that require answers that need to be posted. My recommendation is that other similar sites take heed.

jules-2005

Tuesday's completed crossword link

http://www.pigsback.com/offers/932888210/default.asp?answer=ARSUAAARTISTSAFETYCPUUFTCHIPDRAMATICEILITHANDLESARGUEDDGDEVENTCOVEREDAEPOLSNATCHEDBOWSCTABOEJEWELSYAWNEDSDEESD

misskool

3 minutes!!!!! nice one jules.

And no, they haven't changed the questions at midnight. wish they would sort it out.

jules-2005

Misskool, did you have any response from pb about the quiz timings ?

Caggie

My difficulty lies with peoples reverence to one site when ultimately I believe we all aim for one goal...... to make a bit of extra cash.

Why should be pigsback be so special when they deliver the same as other sites Also why, as you advocate, are you so obsessed with one corpoate procuct?

jessicamb

finnerty wrote:

there is a quidco thread knocking about in another forum and someone not so long back attempted to start a r-points thread in a similar vein to this thread ...not very popular as it seems to have droped way off the front page :-)

please forgive me for my spelling, i've just had my first pint in 3 weeks seems to have gone right to my head :beer:

The main benefit to me of Pigsback is that they add points quite quickly compared to cashback points where you are waiting for the retailer to pay the cb site then for them to pay you. Often you get the points very quickly in my experience. You do seem to pay for it though with lower rates than some of the other sites for the same companies.

misskool

jules-2005 wrote:

MK, now you're pyschic, answering my question before I posted it

I knew I was gifted!

Ciara completely ignored to respond to my comment about the quiz timings. I don't think they care and think we're a bit nuts to bother about it.

Caggie

I hope that your pint was good

Re mutual points (pints) have you tried posting bargains. Well that's my points down.

finnerty wrote:

I have been a member of mutual points for 3yrs and have only earned £55 i have earned around £90 in one year with pigsback although it is quieter at the moment it still offers easier points and sign ups that arn't offered on other sites where i can get a higher cash back rate

mutual points offer low cash back on there sign up offers compared to other sites so i just use mutual point for price runner and kelloo searches and the 5 point click throughs from e-mails there isn't really a need to have a thread for this as it is the same every day and requires no extra information, nearly all the mutual points sign ups deals are beaten by quidco so i usually sign up through quidco £321.71 in just 3 months :-) the sam esign ups on MP would probably not even netted me £50

there is a quidco thread knocking about in another forum and someone not so long back attempted to start a r-points thread in a similar vein to this thread ...not very popular as it seems to have droped way off the front page :-)

please forgive me for my spelling, i've just had my first pint in 3 weeks seems to have gone right to my head :beer: