Swagbucking into 2018

JadieH

Not strictly a SB question but wondering if anyone can help...

I recently received $5 in my paypal account for a survey I completed. When I view my paypal total balance, it converts that $5 in GBP to show me my total balance of that $5 and my previous balance.
However, if I go to pay for something or do a bank transfer, it will only allow me to use the balance that was already in GBP.
How would I spend or use the dollars?

cally6008

JadieH =

Log in to Paypal
Click on details (next to your paypal balance)
Click on manage currencies

Select new currencies - select US dollar, click add new currency
STAY ON THAT PAGE
on right hand side, click on balance conversion
From - us dollar
amount 5.00
To - select british pound
Click continue

JadieH

cally6008 wrote: »

JadieH =

Log in to Paypal
Click on details (next to your paypal balance)
Click on manage currencies....

Thank you!! Never would have spotted that myself!

mumtoomany

I started swagbucking just after Christmas and am doing quite well. Every day my goal has been 30 points, which I have managed every day so far. Then this morning it's 80! Can anyone tell me if this is normal? If I get this goal will it be even higher tomorrow, are they trying to stop my getting the monthly bonus? Thanks, M2m.

Kantankrus_Mare

First target is never usually much more than 80/90 in my experience.

Your second target is a different story.

mumtoomany

Thanks, will aim for it then, if my super slow broadband will allow it! M2m.

mikep22

Have the instants dried up? I havent had one in ages....

Kantankrus_Mare

I never get instants......not sure if its because i dont really do surveys?

mikep22

Kantankrus_Mare wrote: »

I never get instants......not sure if its because i dont really do surveys?

I dont do many of them on Swagbucks, hasnt stopped me before. But there were usually a few a week, but havent had one since the new year I think.

mjm3346

Gold survey SSI2322540 stated 60 SB for 4 mins (it was certainly no more than that) it maybe one of those general survey numbers but it was a "Nielsen" survey on Eastern Europe Holiday destinations,