The Swagbucks Challenge - Part 2

SchadenfreudeUK

Pretty grim again today. Eventually found a daily survey to put me at 99 after a few videos this morning but I wouldn't have bothered had I been able to make the daily total any other way.

Probably going to have to knuckle down and sign up for a bunch of things I've been keeping for a rainy day soon. Hopefully Netflix will go over 700 on one of the providers soon.

lando2012

Hi!
I have been following this thread for a few weeks now and have just become a member of moneysavingexpert.
I joined swagbucks in the middle of August and to begin with it all seemed very confusing and i wondered if it was worth doing. Fast forward to a month later and i am addicted! haha. I claimed my first £5 amazon voucher on the 2nd September and now have a total of £25 amazon giftcards and £10 M&S giftcards and not far off my next £5 giftcard (It did help that i won the 1000 sb hourly winner draw the other day)
Hoping to have lots more giftcards in time for Xmas

paulshorse

lando2012 wrote: »

Hi!
I have been following this thread for a few weeks now and have just become a member of moneysavingexpert.
I joined swagbucks in the middle of August and to begin with it all seemed very confusing and i wondered if it was worth doing. Fast forward to a month later and i am addicted! haha. I claimed my first £5 amazon voucher on the 2nd September and now have a total of £25 amazon giftcards and £10 M&S giftcards and not far off my next £5 giftcard (It did help that i won the 1000 sb hourly winner draw the other day)
Hoping to have lots more giftcards in time for Xmas

Well done - that's fantastic. Welcome to the thread and please don't be afraid to ask any questions that you have. We are all very friendly here and do our best to help each other whenever we can, have a moan and share our successes. It sounds like you have now got the hang of Swagbucks, but the first post of this thread is very useful, if you have not read it already, and could provide some of the answers if you have anything you are unsure about

WeasyB

lando2012 wrote: »

Hi!
I have been following this thread for a few weeks now and have just become a member of moneysavingexpert.
I joined swagbucks in the middle of August and to begin with it all seemed very confusing and i wondered if it was worth doing. Fast forward to a month later and i am addicted! haha. I claimed my first £5 amazon voucher on the 2nd September and now have a total of £25 amazon giftcards and £10 M&S giftcards and not far off my next £5 giftcard (It did help that i won the 1000 sb hourly winner draw the other day)
Hoping to have lots more giftcards in time for Xmas

Only joined the thread yesterday myself! You've done well so far....hoping for the same as you vouchers for xmas time!

scubaangel

Todays target comfortably beaten thanks to a PL 30sb survey on alcohol (tin foil hat time again me thinks...) and my daily survey on drinks.

paulshorse

scubaangel wrote: »

Todays target comfortably beaten thanks to a PL 30sb survey on alcohol (tin foil hat time again me thinks...) and my daily survey on drinks.

My tin hat's working better than yours - I haven't had that survey :rotfl:

lolavix

Bit of a random question - I've noticed I've been DQ'd from a lot of surveys after saying that we have no kids in the household. I don't want to lie but I do have stepson who we have for half of the week - would that count as someone in the household?

paulshorse

Casino tasks are out

cally6008

lolavix wrote: »

Bit of a random question - I've noticed I've been DQ'd from a lot of surveys after saying that we have no kids in the household. I don't want to lie but I do have stepson who we have for half of the week - would that count as someone in the household?

I think it would count

scubaangel

cally6008 wrote: »

I think it would count

Agreed I'd say a member of your household is anyone you have to factor in to any house decisions - shopping, furnishing etc and a step child who stays regularly definately needs considering.