Is swagbucks too good to be true?

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Wizzbang wrote: »

I wish it were 3 cents per 30mins, Radio Loyalty is 0.03 cents per 30mins- barely anything!

I use Swagbucks mostly for surveys and occasionally other offers, plus all the usual daily clicks and I earn £30-£35 guaranteed every month and have done since Aug 2013.

I am trying to get my head around Clixsense, but it's taken me 6 months to earn $8.00 to cash out. I also find it confusing and there are barely any survey opportunities on there for me. I think Clixsense is the site for you if you want to do tasks.

I wouldn't recommend using any video sites to make major earnings. But if that's what you want to do- then sign-up to Nectar Adpoints.

I agree that there are better survey payers, but the surveys aren't as regular as Swagbucks and I get some on SB that I can't get elsewhere.

It's all personal choice at the end of the day and finding what works for you.

You're wrong Wizzbang. It is $0.03 per 30 minutes, which is 3 cents. Trust me, I've made enough from it to know :rotfl: If you made the effort to run it every day in the background you could be making around £5+ a month just from that.

I've made almost £1500 in total from Clixsense now. Almost every survey I can get on Swagbucks appears on Clixsense for more money, much more, even the daily surveys are worth the equivalent of £0.52 per survey compared to around £0.35 on Swagbucks.

No-one makes you go on Clixsense and if you're happy on Swagbucks that is your choice but you can feel free to just stop quoting my messages now about Clixsense with basically the same thing every time. I've tried to offer advice, numerous times, as have others on the Clixsense thread, and I'm done repeating myself constantly. Feel free to disagree with me, but please also feel free to stop constantly quoting me when doing so. I know you don't agree with me already and it is getting tiresome now seeing you repeat yourself to me constantly.

Alomongerpete

I think you'll find the rate of return for time invested always works at lower than minimum wage. Surely it is wiser to work on improving your earning potential and using that to your advantage?