The Swagbucks Challenge

mummybearx

I can read it killerpeaty :rotfl:

Been pretty easy today, have sb open when I'm at work, just tab the page when I'm not busy :T

x.nukke.x

I searched colgate and got 7SB :P

SchminkyCat

Ha ha - am supposed to be packing up one of my trade orders, which takes ages cos they are big and fiddly, and I am so paranoid about forgetting something that I end up getting mildly OCD and unpacking and re-checking and re-packing etc etc...

So instead I am sat here on SB, and just typed in Stop Procrastinating in the search box and got 7SB. Now am going to go and start the packing....

mrsyardbroom

Keep seeing mentions of the £25 AGC - don't buy it unless there's no other option, it's sooo expensive.

Why not go for £25 paypal which is cheaper? You can always spend it on Amazon.

cally6008

you can't pay for items on amazon using paypal directly

you would have to withdraw from paypal to your bank account and then pay amazon

Monkeynut

That only takes a couple of extra days, so would definitely be worth it.
I've never looked at other things since joining and seeing that £5 Amazon was best value, and have always got them as we use Amazon a lot. When everyone else kept saying about £25 ones on here, I just assumed they would be the next best value. I've never ordered my 5 £5 ones in one month though lol, so never had reason to look. This this month will be the first month that I do order 5 x £5 :j But probably not with much left

mrsyardbroom

you would have to withdraw from paypal to your bank account and then pay amazon

That was what I meant. I go for the Paypal on here and then I can spend the money or save it once it's in my bank account.

NoRisk

i always get paypal because i never use amazon.

vintageflowers1

Hi! I'm new here, would it be okay to join? I joined swagbucks on the 5th July and have so for had £10 paypal. Currently 100points short of a £5 AGC, which I think I'll redeem next!

camis

Loving the Colgate ads - currently on my 8th play I think

And welcome Vintageflowers - pull up a chair and grab a cuppa