Pigsback - Free Gifts for Clicks - Newbies Please Read the First Post!!

funnyguy

it is getting really hard to get points these days.Last year when you got 20p per day at least for clickthroughs{before they changed them into 1000 point comps} you could earn 20p x365 days..£73 per year just with those..Now you would have to win the comps 8 times this year to be better off.New piggies start off with excitement easily getting their first 1000 or so points and then it dwindles right down after a couple of months.Lucky they are good in making lots of mistakes that help you get the occasional windfall..but like most companies they need to concentrate on their older members more or lose out..

droopsnout

Special deals are offered to new customers in all fields of retail, from loyalty cards to mortgages. Why would PB be any different?

And since they set out to make the site addictive (witness us lot here now!), the loss of some older customers is of little importance. We have already referred our family and friends.

There is no sentiment in selling. It's all based on hard figures.

loobyloo80

PsychoApeMan wrote:

Huzzah! That 50 points put me over my first 1,000!

I think I'm going to have to save out for the 5,000 though, so I can get the proper voucher from CD WOW! Can someone confirm that the two cheaper vouchers are just as limiting as they sound like they are- the 800 point one being only for Top 75 chart CD's and the 2,000 one having to be used on one item only, and then the remaining value of the voucher having to be used in a seperate order? Sounds so stupid, but it seems like that's the way the vouchers must work, from what's written in the description...

I have done a couple of orders with CD Wow recently and have been using the 7.99 e vouchers, I don't have the staying power to hang on for the 5000pts ! I used my 7.99 e voucher against a gameboy game as well as for cd's.
HTH:D

jenchin66

http://www.pigsback.com/offers/824439645/default.asp

Answer, mince pies

Reya

Just spotted this one, so I don't know if it's been posted before: BCA Book club quiz - http://www.pigsback.com/offers/113349557/default.asp

Q - What age group does Books for Children cater for?
A - 0-12

(I'm sure I already answered this one weeks ago, but it seems that PB are repeating some quizzes, like this week's London one, so it's all more chances to win, I suppose!)

littlejaffa

grandslamgirl wrote:

Just noticed that you can get 5 piggy points back for every £1 spent on Wine at Tesco.com

m&s have 10 piggy points per £1, 25% or 30% of some, and with various codes you can get £10 of a £50 spend, free postage, etc etc (hotdealsuk for the codes)

sweetiedre

Miss_Money wrote:

OMG! ive just got 4 cts after weeks of just havng one!! :rotfl: hooray! also look carefully at your box's with the christmas red round them there is a 50pp for signing up to a makeup newsletter MM xx

Does anyone know the link for MM? I can't find it

Thanks

Stumpy

I'm guessing that Miss_Money was referring to the Lena White one, mentioned in this post.

jimmyjim_uk

Are we going for a record of repeated links today or what!!!!

You can edit your post and remove the link you know if you have duplicated it!!!

And please, please, please check the second post of the thread before you post links because a lot of the comps are already posted on there!!!

Its Monday and I'm still recovering from the weekend, moan over!!!

Glyndwr_2

New Xmas Zone Weekly Quiz
http://www.pigsback.com/offers/702811837/default.asp
In the Christmas movie "It's a Wonderful Life" how do you know that an angel has received it's wings?
A bell rings