April 2013 Swagbucks Challenge

Leo2020

Well at least my understanding of the idea is right even it is still at the early stages.

Kantankrus_Mare

Its a difficult one and I think code words /sentences could be changed once a month to tie in with new threads.

It also needs to be kept simple. Maybe only 3 or 4 secret messages to pass on.

E.g Anyone seen happi lately.? Could stand for vid on homepage continually paying out.

It has to be something that carries on the usual inane chit chat.

Loved Pauls toad in the hole thing. :rotfl::rotfl:

spiritwood

miwa wrote: »

We don't know just yet. Still in the drawing board stage.

pass me a gin...

spiritwood

set codes changed once a month is a good idea. get a pm train going. anyone who asks what it means can be pm'd that way we all benefit. that is option one. option two is to do what the trolley supermarket lot do and that seems to work well. is up to everyone here so everyone needs to chip in. paul has kindly offered ( rather has been voted in ) to start the next may thread....this is a good thing.

footballgirl07

Thanks miwa, Milo and Paul. Fortunately, I could never get the toolbar to download so have never used it.

Kantankrus_Mare

Doesnt even have to be a word or phrase.

Could be a smilie:A

katep23

Spiritwood, your first suggestion seems a good idea; anyone who is regular will be on the pm list anyway and any lurkers or newbies will still be able to find out as well so good compromise.

This thread is fantastic and so helpful to anyone starting out :-)

miwa

There are 2 ideas floating around right now.

1: We all decide what a code is somehow. Let's say repeating video is 'RV'. So we PM everyone saying 'hey - if you find out a video repeats, say RV on the thread'.

The benefit of this is that Swagbucks cannot tell what the code is.

2: We all decide what a code is somehow. Let's say repeating video is 'RV'. So we add it to the first post of the thread: RV MEANS REPEATING VIDEO!

The benefit of this is that everyone is included, inc newbies, lurkers and Swagbucks himself.

It's not really about the code/codes itself, more about transmission and accessibility.

miwa

spiritwood wrote: »

pass me a gin...

I need heroin.

CathWales

I could only 'disable' the toolbar in IE at first, but then went into Control Panel - Add/Remove Programmes and deleted it from there. SB is still my home page in IE and Firefox. but will see if deleting it helps reduce the crashing....