The Swagbucks Challenge

marieukxx

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Bristol_Bloke

Just ordered another £5 Paypal voucher (that's 6 since 12th of May...so pleased!!) 1st ever order was on 9th of April for $3 Paypal....

In total so far I've ordered £45.10 in just under 2 months...! So addicted to this now, really going to be a bonus to my ISA!

on 1SB now, so only 1048 to go....!

marieukxx

I got my verification email in the end and my first £5 Amazon voucher!!!

can I join in with everyone here? Do you set daily targets?

wibblehead

marieukxx wrote: »

I got my verification email in the end and my first £5 Amazon voucher!!!

can I join in with everyone here? Do you set daily targets?

Well done on the first voucher - I'm sure more will follow very shortly!

I try to get around 180 a day. If I acheive that I'm happy, although at times it's way higher. Such an addictive way to spend a bit of spare time!

killerpeaty

Bristol_Bloke wrote: »

Just ordered another £5 Paypal voucher (that's 6 since 12th of May...so pleased!!) 1st ever order was on 9th of April for $3 Paypal....

In total so far I've ordered £45.10 in just under 2 months...! So addicted to this now, really going to be a bonus to my ISA!

on 1SB now, so only 1048 to go....!

Hi there, congrats on doing so well!
However, when you get £5 in paypal each point is worth 0.4766p but if you get a £25 (is apparently is very doable for you!) in paypal you will get 0.50515p per point! So in £5 voucher £25 is 5245sb a whole 296sb more! This translates to a whole £1.49(.5244) towards your next £25. Over 12 months this gives you another £17.94(.2928)!
I haven't worked it out for any voucher of greater value but £25 is the best value for £5, £10 and £25 is the £25 voucher. Though if you find more regular withdrawals motivating then stick with the strategy you are going with. : )
And congrats!

marieukxx

wibblehead wrote: »

Well done on the first voucher - I'm sure more will follow very shortly!

I try to get around 180 a day. If I acheive that I'm happy, although at times it's way higher. Such an addictive way to spend a bit of spare time!

Thanks. I noticed some swagbucks haven't gone on like when I signed up for an o2 sim. Do they sometimes take a day to come through?

wibblehead

marieukxx wrote: »

Thanks. I noticed some swagbucks haven't gone on like when I signed up for an o2 sim. Do they sometimes take a day to come through?

Yes they sometimes take a little while. I think my O2 one took a couple of days. If they don't come through you can contact support with the details and hopefully they should credit you.

Alicarroll

I know this may be a stupid question, but how do you get the Peanut Lab surveys?? I can't do the trusted surveys as it keeps saying there has been an error, I have opened a ticket but not heard back as yet


EDIT - I just found it )

Bristol_Bloke

killerpeaty wrote: »

Hi there, congrats on doing so well!
However, when you get £5 in paypal each point is worth 0.4766p but if you get a £25 (is apparently is very doable for you!) in paypal you will get 0.50515p per point! So in £5 voucher £25 is 5245sb a whole 296sb more! This translates to a whole £1.49(.5244) towards your next £25. Over 12 months this gives you another £17.94(.2928)!
I haven't worked it out for any voucher of greater value but £25 is the best value for £5, £10 and £25 is the £25 voucher. Though if you find more regular withdrawals motivating then stick with the strategy you are going with. : )
And congrats!

Thank you for your post, really informative! I am going with the latter though, I find regular withdrawals "keep my spirits up" when it comes to the amount of time on an evening I have SBTV running in the background, so while I see the extra value, I'll be taking the £5 paypals etc etc..

However, your post is good for all to see - interesting and informative, so thanks again

And yes, really pleased with my progress, I sometimes wonder how Swagbucks is sustainable, perhaps not all throw themselves into it like I have!!

Bristol_Bloke

Two 2SB vids on PL, but only one is working for me right now