Swagging in 2013 - Part 1

Muffin_Princess

TurkeyDinner wrote: »

Did this offer in about 15-20 mins a few weeks ago. I forget the details but all I did was:

1) Click the highest paying mission.
2) Every time you go up a level spend your 'points' on increasing your maximum energy.
3) Keep doing missions, every time you go up a level you refill your energy meter.
4) Rinse and Repeat.

I'm on Sponsor Pay but I can't find this

paulshorse

TurkeyDinner wrote: »

That yes/no one banned me as I claimed 'no' as the answer had 2 spelling mistakes but they had it as a great answer.

Can't wait for them to leave.

I sometimes wonder at the intelligence of the people who run the tasks. I got banned from doing the 'which tags don't apply to these businesses' because I said that 'retirement home' was in incorrect tag for a business that supplied carers specifically so that the elderly could continue living at home. I made it known to them in no uncertain terms that if they would care to check the website like they said they had, then they would see that the company specifically states that it does not provide retirement homes.

With regard to the spelling mistakes, just a thought but Americans do tend to spell things differently to us (eg, color instead of colour) so I wonder if that could be the reason why they thought it was correct

andym1989

Muffin_Princess wrote: »

I'm on Sponsor Pay but I can't find this

I think it's on SuperSonic, that;s where it was for me

Edit: the one on SuperSonic is only 33sb though

killerpeaty

Hello everyone, I've kind of fallen off the swagging wagon so I need you all to kick me up the bum to get me to do it.

I'm at 47/100 (personal target) today so wish me luck.

TurkeyDinner

paulshorse wrote: »

I sometimes wonder at the intelligence of the people who run the tasks. I got banned from doing the 'which tags don't apply to these businesses' because I said that 'retirement home' was in incorrect tag for a business that supplied carers specifically so that the elderly could continue living at home. I made it known to them in no uncertain terms that if they would care to check the website like they said they had, then they would see that the company specifically states that it does not provide retirement homes.

With regard to the spelling mistakes, just a thought but Americans do tend to spell things differently to us (eg, color instead of colour) so I wonder if that could be the reason why they thought it was correct

I had a slap about that nursing home one too. I was fed up of complaining - don't think anyone ever reads them so defeated I clicked the "that's ok" button.

That put me on 8/9 correct and under the 90%. Still lets me take part though, not that I will unless desperate!

paulshorse

TurkeyDinner wrote: »

I had a slap about that nursing home one too. I was fed up of complaining - don't think anyone ever reads them so defeated I clicked the "that's ok" button.

That put me on 8/9 correct and under the 90%. Still lets me take part though, not that I will unless desperate!

I'd had two others that they said were wrong. One I did agree with - I thought I had found the correct company but the address was incorrect, so I should have said I couldn't find the business. Then I got one for a hotel and the hotel address was completely wrong, so I said I couldn't find the business. They said that was incorrect and I should be able to choose the correct tags. There just seems to be no rhyme or reason to some of them.

Time4achange

Just did a survey on peanut labs for 288sb and less than 5 minutes!!! It helps if you are Welsh though

Daily target smashed! 452/70 :j

clarabella23

Decent amount survey on Peanutlabs, was DQ as they seem to be looking for someone in Wales. Thought some on here may qualify?

Exotic

time4achange wrote: »

just did a survey on peanut labs for 288sb and less than 5 minutes!!! It helps if you are welsh though

Daily target smashed! 452/70 :j

:d

mrsyardbroom

paulshorse wrote: »

I sometimes wonder at the intelligence of the people who run the tasks. I got banned from doing the 'which tags don't apply to these businesses' because I said that 'retirement home' was in incorrect tag for a business that supplied carers specifically so that the elderly could continue living at home. I made it known to them in no uncertain terms that if they would care to check the website like they said they had, then they would see that the company specifically states that it does not provide retirement homes.

With regard to the spelling mistakes, just a thought but Americans do tend to spell things differently to us (eg, color instead of colour) so I wonder if that could be the reason why they thought it was correct

You can disagree with their choice. I did. They revised the information and I got reinstated.