Swagbucking into 2017

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  • Boodedoo
    Boodedoo Posts: 480 Forumite
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    EngageMeTV seems to be back up and running
  • juno
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    basil1 wrote: »
    I know this has been covered before, however I can't find it. Just regarding the MasterCard one click; it is a better rate than Paypal obviously and I want to use my points to pay for groceries. Does anybody know if the MC can be used to pay for say a Sainsburys online shop?
    Many thanks.
    In theory, yes.

    But once you've got the card, it's only got the value you've redeemed on it, and you can't top it up. So if you've ordered a £5 card, that's £5. You would either need to order a large enough card to cover the whole of your shopping (which would be a hell of a lot of Swagbucks, and I wouldn't recommend saving them up that high) or Sainsburys would have to accept part payment, and I'm not sure they would.

    I pay my O2 phone bill with mine, as they accept online part payments. If you've got any bills that can be paid online you should be able to use the Mastercard. People have previously posted that they've done Virgin Media or BT etc.

    I also think that you can add the Mastercard to Paypal, and then use that to pay for your purchases (ie eBay items). You'd only be able to use it for the £5 amount, though.
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  • Tolteca87
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    edited 8 December 2017 at 2:04PM
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    I part pay my EDF electricity bills online with £5 Mastercards. EDF takes anything over a pound on one, so you could get a bigger card, pay the order size and use the one pound plus to pay off a part payable bill.
  • hickles69
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    cally6008 wrote: »
    Link to team challenge details = http://www.swagbucks.com/int-santas-helpers-2017

    sorry I just couldn't see - thank you :)
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    MSdave wrote: »
    That is so annoying - I count on it auto-running throughout the work day and leave it on in the background.

    it's a shame both stopped working at the same time.
    Boodedoo wrote: »
    EngageMeTV seems to be back up and running

    That's fabulous - will try now thank you very much :)
    SPC#19 - 7-£666.54, 8-£489, 9-£264 10-£376 11- £305.8p 12 £329 13 - £315 14/£214 15 £177 16 £253 SPC 17 £0 of £250

    Swaggers - 2015/£285, 2016/£270, 2017/£460, 2018/£420, 2019 / £183, 2020 / £226, 2021/£135, 2022/£
  • katep23
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    Instant for 5sb, 2 questions
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    Instant 26sb, 1 question on kids.
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  • mikep22
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    sonjaday wrote: »
    Thank you for your post, it saved me a lot of trouble blaming my isp and going through a malaware scan etc. :doh:

    Thank you to all for such helpful posts, it's much appreciated. :T

    Lol, well I assumed it was an issue with my ISP as I had a DC the night before, but someone else mentioning it means it is not your fault. :)
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  • mjm3346
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    juno wrote: »

    I also think that you can add the Mastercard to Paypal, and then use that to pay for your purchases (ie eBay items). You'd only be able to use it for the £5 amount, though.

    You don't get the full £5 for that, from memory of previous posts you lose 20 p per card and somewhere between 3 and 4% as well.

    (At the moment £5 Mastercards are almost 13% more expensive than Amazon or M&S ones)
  • Tolteca87
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    You can use the Mastercards to top up Oyster cards online.
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