Swagbucking into 2014

sonicetomeetyou

Lost2 wrote: »

a couple of people have posted about putting apps on android phones

Thanks. Just two more little questions. Is there a limit to how much you can earn from them? And if there is, are there separate limits for each, or a total limit overall?

Dottie13

Sugarplum634 wrote: »

I've not seen a blue vid in weeks

Neither have I. And I've only ever had one Instant survey after I'd had my internet put back on a few weeks ago.

Lara9

I've just had 2 surveys in the gold surveys and as soon as I click on it, it told me I wasn't right for the survey tried to do one on the dashboard, it asked me what colour a banana was, of course I answered yellow and again I'm not a fit...nightmare! :mad:

TimmySaver

Wizzbang wrote: »

I don't have it- not in Chrome or Safari!

It's odd, isn't it - Chrome is the only one that had the advert available for me.

Lost2

sonicetomeetyou wrote: »

Thanks. Just two more little questions. Is there a limit to how much you can earn from them? And if there is, are there separate limits for each, or a total limit overall?

there are limits on each one am not sure if it is 36sb on each

Sugarplum634

18 is the app limit

philgreen

sonicetomeetyou wrote: »

Thanks. Just two more little questions. Is there a limit to how much you can earn from them? And if there is, are there separate limits for each, or a total limit overall?

There are 4 apps for Android,
Lifestylz.tv
Sportly.tv
MovieCli.ps
Indymusic.tv

each one will run 9 times (at 2 sb's)
so total 72 sb's daily

daffydog

indsty wrote: »

Opinion Connect survey "your voice matters" on technology (Windows) took 20 minutes, then at the end asks if you buy video games - said no - then DQ'd. Obviously my voice didn't matter very much.

I did this one yesterday and the same thing happened to me. It is quite unacceptable that we spend so much time on a survey only to be disqualified after giving so much information. To me, it seems as if the survey company has found out all the information it wants and then looks for a quick way to disqualify people so they don't have to pay.

minimadtrix

daffydog wrote: »

I did this one yesterday and the same thing happened to me. It is quite unacceptable that we spend so much time on a survey only to be disqualified after giving so much information. To me, it seems as if the survey company has found out all the information it wants and then looks for a quick way to disqualify people so they don't have to pay.

Yeah, same thing happened to me. I've complained to SB - don't hold out much hope, but you never know.

daffydog

minimadtrix wrote: »

Yeah, same thing happened to me. I've complained to SB - don't hold out much hope, but you never know.

I put in a ticket immediately and had the standard automated reply. that was over 24 hours ago and since then, not a squeak out of them. I'm not holding my breath but was so incensed about it I felt that I had to complain.