Swagbucks Challenge May 2013

dolphin19

coverjudged wrote: »

Hi, new to swagbucks but chipping away at points. Just wondering what peoples tactics on cashing in their points are? The £100 is obviously the best value, than the smaller ones, but do your points expire at all? It will take me a fair while to get there, but i think I'd prefer a big payout at the end, rather than bits of pieces. What do others do? Cash out monthly?

The general consensus is to cash out as soon as possible even though it's not as good value for money. This is in case the site disappears into oblivion and you will lose out. I get Amazon Gift Cards and just keep them in my Amazon account until I want to spend them as they don't expire for a couple of years.

But of course it's personal choice!:)

coverjudged

That's what I thought might be the case. Hmm the Amazon route sounds like it could be a good option, I do tend to buy stuff from there (although I shouldn't really when saving) but it is a better value cashout than Paypal as well. Hmm...

Genmod55

Kantankrus_Mare wrote: »

Just done a DS on loan companies....Wonga in particular.

Took me over 20 mins.... thought Id got to end and then DSQ me!

Just be careful people.

What with that and the tasks not working properly, Im forgetting it for the day.

Did exactly the same to me. :mad::mad:

cally6008

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paulshorse

There's an offer on the home page for 250sb when you apply for a Rise Card. I'd advise everyone who is thinking of applying to read the charges and the T&Cs very carefully first. Even if there is no balance on the account at the end of the month, you are still charged £3.50 for 'account maintenance' . Depending on the amount that you borrow and the repayments you make, the APR can be as much as 627%. It does say that you can cancel the agreement within 14 days from receipt of the card - whether the swagbucks would be deducted, I don't know - maybe Nick can advise on that aspect. I'm not saying that people should not apply for the card - all I'm saying is think carefully because for 250sb (equivalent of £1.47) you could pay a lot more if you're not careful.

Edit - one member has mentioned that they started to complete the application then thought better of it. Even so, they still continue to receive spam email as a result. The company do pass on your details to third parties and to opt out of it you need to either write to them or phone them

footballgirl07

So, I did a CINT survey around 4ish this afternoon. Just refreshed my total and its been put on my ledger already!

Looks like there doing the manual credit daily then!

dolphin19

I'm sulking 31/90 and nothing to do.
I tried Neobux but they didn't like the standard of my Q&A tasks

paulshorse

dolphin19 wrote: »

I'm sulking 31/90 and nothing to do.
I tried Neobux but they didn't like the standard of my Q&A tasks

Have you tried one of the surveys on Payment Wall?

osmonddiva

I joined swagbucks a few days ago and tonight found out i got paid for playing free games......i got 2 SB every second play of a game up to a total of 5 wins then i stopped getting SBs,,, so can anyone tell me was i just lucky or do you get points up to a limit each day for playing the free games?

vampire-girl

osmonddiva wrote: »

I joined swagbucks a few days ago and tonight found out i got paid for playing free games......i got 2 SB every second play of a game up to a total of 5 wins then i stopped getting SBs,,, so can anyone tell me was i just lucky or do you get points up to a limit each day for playing the free games?

Hi and welcome
You can earn a maximum of 10 SB for games each day