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hastcat
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Just had an email from these people (never heard of) saying I had a £7.80 Amazon voucher.
I took the risk because I only had to copy/paste the code. It's legit.
I'm guessing they are a 3rd party for a survey or something I've done. So, if you get an email it should be okay. But,run your anti-virus after just in case. I'll update if any problems.
I took the risk because I only had to copy/paste the code. It's legit.
I'm guessing they are a 3rd party for a survey or something I've done. So, if you get an email it should be okay. But,run your anti-virus after just in case. I'll update if any problems.
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Something like this?
I found the above on another forum reporting that site for sending out spam.
Looks a bit dubious to me if you've never heard of the company. As you say, best run your anti-virus.0 -
Web Of Trust reviews https://www.mywot.com/en/scorecard/virtualrewardcenter.com
Apparently Intuit have used it to deliver rewards for website beta testing in the past."And suddenly I find myself listening to a man I've never known before,Telling me about the sea..."0 -
Its legit, It would be from a survey you likely did in December. My survey came from Qmee, I was tasked to 'play' an online game with random 'people' each round i won it would ask if i'd like to offer the loser some money. I ended the game overall with £10.
My reward came in thursday night, Looking at the spelling of centre i assumed it was sent during their office hours(USA) as i thought it was strange to email me during the night. I claimed my reward straight away and its been credited and spent.0
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