Swagbucks Challenge May 2013

PudPie25

Has anyone ever cashed out 17,999 SBs for the big £100 Paypal? I'm only really looking to get cash out of SwagBucks and am aiming for this one as it is most cost effective, but I'm a tad worried about some of the stories floating around of people's accounts having mysterious issues with points when trying to redeem, and of course the risk of keeping points in an online site that can go under at any point.

Do people aim for the big ones or just do regular small reward redemptions in case?

Leanne-Marie

Quick question, I noticed at the beginning of this thread someone mentioned that watching SBTV too much could get you banned?

I tend to gain a lot of SB through watching SBTV as i have it on in the background at work and also in the evenings. I'm just a bit worried now if I do it too regularly (atm i pretty much run SBTV Throughout the day/early evening constantly) my SB will be taken/i will be banned!

If anyone can shed some light I would be grateful!

vampire-girl

I get to the £25 paypal and then cash out but I think others cash out lower, the most I've heard someone say they cash out is £50

normandleigh

PudPie25 wrote: »

Has anyone ever cashed out 17,999 SBs for the big £100 Paypal? I'm only really looking to get cash out of SwagBucks and am aiming for this one as it is most cost effective, but I'm a tad worried about some of the stories floating around of people's accounts having mysterious issues with points when trying to redeem, and of course the risk of keeping points in an online site that can go under at any point.

Do people aim for the big ones or just do regular small reward redemptions in case?

majority go for smaller amounts i think, personally £25 is my limit, i know a lot of people lost out when a similar site went under last year

beckalinha

PudPie25 wrote: »

Has anyone ever cashed out 17,999 SBs for the big £100 Paypal? I'm only really looking to get cash out of SwagBucks and am aiming for this one as it is most cost effective, but I'm a tad worried about some of the stories floating around of people's accounts having mysterious issues with points when trying to redeem, and of course the risk of keeping points in an online site that can go under at any point.

Do people aim for the big ones or just do regular small reward redemptions in case?

Hi

I did this at the beginning of the year and am about 2000 off my second, it's taken a lot longer this time so I think I might do the smaller cash outs next time. It's quite satisfying when you get to the £100 mark though! But I do understand peoples hesitation, particularly given whats happened to other sites and how much harder swagging is becoming.

Lost2

Leanne-Marie wrote: »

Quick question, I noticed at the beginning of this thread someone mentioned that watching SBTV too much could get you banned?

I tend to gain a lot of SB through watching SBTV as i have it on in the background at work and also in the evenings. I'm just a bit worried now if I do it too regularly (atm i pretty much run SBTV Throughout the day/early evening constantly) my SB will be taken/i will be banned!

If anyone can shed some light I would be grateful!

I have been twice for over use of SBTV

TallerPaul

what did you do when they banned you, just make a new account or appeal it and what is counted as over usage? like i go for about 6 sb then i get bored lol

Leanne-Marie

Lost2 wrote: »

I have been twice for over use of SBTV

How much is too much? I think I may need to cut down.
Wonder if the same would apply if I played too many games?

vampire-girl

Just had a PL survey on home insurance and insurance companies for 60SB

Lost2

TallerPaul wrote: »

what did you do when they banned you, just make a new account or appeal it and what is counted as over usage? like i go for about 6 sb then i get bored lol

I appealed as they locked my account
it was locked for about 2 weeks
I used to watch the cookery sbtv, there must have been
over 60 of them every day as their was no other way of getting
sb