Swagging in 2013 - Part 1

spiritwood

fairyclicks wrote: »

LOL no wars is good hehehe

In my opinion there seems to be a lot of changes going on at the minute at SB and although it could very well be to improve things for users it could also be a sign that things are a bit shaky. The scam offer thing in itself i don't think is a bad sign - there have been many of them on the walls etc, this one is just more serious with the ID theft issue - but then others have said credit card details have also been taken via gambling sites on SB. I guess the whole emailing offers thing which is just new gives the impression of a recommended offer and as such i would have thought sb would have checked it out better themselves. Interesting if it had been on the wall i probably would have been more cautious about downloading it......

As always i will say to everyone using online earning sites, yes including swagbucks - don't risk money you can't afford to loose by leaving it in your account!!!!

Also be extremely careful about giving your card details for ANY OFFERS!

sb will not cough to it being dodgy i bet you anything. it is an affiliate scheme with 5 dollars per trial and 120 per paid service. you do the maths

Happi

Nice 90 buck email survey about shampoo and air fresheners.

About the back up pc offer or whatever it's called, unless you put your card details in then it's highly unlikely they are the ones to have compromised your bank account.

spiritwood

Happi wrote: »

Nice 90 buck email survey about shampoo and air fresheners.

About the back up pc offer or whatever it's called, unless you put your card details in then it's highly unlikely they are the ones to have compromised your bank account.

i think the timing is out for it to be them. however if any docs containing bank details were shoved across in a back up then they could very easily do just this

Happi

spiritwood wrote: »

i think the timing is out for it to be them. however if any docs containing bank details were shoved across in a back up then they could very easily do just this

If anyone is stupid enough to store them details along with the security pin then yes.

artydoll

milo72 wrote: »

DQed DQed DQed & DQed......that's 5 in a row. Three of which let me past the qualifying demographic questions & got a lot of things answered before DQing me. Dirtbirds.

The same happened to me ,thats 6 days without either a daily or trusted survey. :mad:

artydoll

sazzy267 wrote: »

I think SB has heard my verbal abuse I often throw at it through my laptop screen and decided to play nicely with me today.

Qualified for 8 TS today bringing my total up to 887/80! :eek:

Aren.t you lucky ,havent had a sniff at a trusted survey for 6 days

Happi

Had plenty of sniffs but DQ as soon as put income bracket in.

spiritwood

Happi wrote: »

If anyone is stupid enough to store them details along with the security pin then yes.

some are though aren't they

fairyclicks

paulshorse wrote: »

Trusted survey completed with Firefox about chairites - said 15 minutes but took well over 30 minutes due to an advert taking forever to play. Credited OK though in the end

Im doing this one at the minute and just waiting for advert to load LOL

fairyclicks

Happi wrote: »

Nice 90 buck email survey about shampoo and air fresheners.

About the back up pc offer or whatever it's called, unless you put your card details in then it's highly unlikely they are the ones to have compromised your bank account.

No it wasn't them - was a day before i downloaded this so not possible!