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Swagbucking into 2015 (Newcomers, please read the first post)
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Just counted my surveys completed in total 20 but 6 of them are manual credits so make me at 14 at the moment0
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ill be lucky if i get 5 as i have had to get them manually installed at least 4 times so far0
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PRESTIGIO RoadRunner 310 for 8SB0
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Surveys today:
13 Disqualifications (not to mention all the error ones that continuously appear)
5 Completed
At least I've managed to hit the first hurdle.
Fingers crossed for some new surveys tomorrow
Do you guys save up your SB or cash them in whenever you meet a target, eg each £10 or £25 equiv? Do they sometimes have offers for redeeming your SB?
Personally I cash out for £25 every 3-4 weeks. With the amount of time it takes to collect SB, I couldn't bear to lose a year's worth if anything happened to the site. It always seems like these sites are legit, but in the past a number have gone down very suddenly. So I always follow Martin Lewis's advice to cash out at the lowest amount you're happy to lose. I choose £25 because it give me a better return on Amazon than the lower amounts. TBH, in the last year the 'sales' were almost pointless anyway, so I don't see the benefit in saving up.Minimalist
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Good advice. I once waited for £100 Amazon but I'd be gutted if I lost a possible £100 voucher so these days i only wait for £50 then cashou.Personally I cash out for £25 every 3-4 weeks. With the amount of time it takes to collect SB, I couldn't bear to lose a year's worth if anything happened to the site. It always seems like these sites are legit, but in the past a number have gone down very suddenly. So I always follow Martin Lewis's advice to cash out at the lowest amount you're happy to lose. I choose £25 because it give me a better return on Amazon than the lower amounts. TBH, in the last year the 'sales' were almost pointless anyway, so I don't see the benefit in saving up.0 -
halifax mortgage promise 6sb0
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Hi Kellolio
I'm not sure what's happened. When I reached 849 SB it automatically updated - within minutes I think.
Hope you get your bonus SB sortedMFW :A
July 2015: £74,561.39
Current Balance: £72,587.90
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Instant Survey on the homepage for 13 SBs. First one I have had in ages.Jan £10 a day £326.75/£3100
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instant survey for 26sb0
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Instant survey for 26sb first one I have had for a long time 0
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