Rewards1

[JK-47]

I've been messing around on this site for a bit, and it's a nice time killer. Supposedly, you go around clicking on a list of websites the have linked, and you fill out things (including your email, which I suggest you make a new account to avoid spam), and when you're finished, you receive an e-mail from the company and verify that you did whatever you had to do. After that, points will be added to your account and you can put those points to prizes like MS Points, Video Games, etc.
I don't know if it's bullshit or not, but I'm trying it out anyways. They have a good reputation, and I have seen quite a few people get things from it.
It's much like Moola or Winzy.

[MaestroMan]

It looks believable, I'll have to use my friends address, which is in the UK though.

[ScottyGEE]

Your post looks copy pasted/bot-like >:C

[JK-47]

Nawt.

[ScottyGEE]

The whole thing just screams copy pasted to me. I could take one look at spam in myspace or MSN bots and get a similarly worded thing is all... But screw trying...I'd have to register and everything for it to go "Hey, we don't believe Australia is a legitimate country, so go die. You really thought we'd send stuff to you? Go play with kangaroos or something."

[JK-47]

Eh, it wasn't. I didn't really know what to type so I just typed up a little bullshit paragraph and put an image there.
Honestly, this website sucks.. more than half the surveys take forever to fill out for a mere .'something or another' ammount of points, while a lot of the cool things are 'something or another'.'something'. The only realistic, or practical way to get any points at all is to hack (which won't really work anyways). All the big point surveys and such require you to give them your cellphone information, credit card information, or buy shit.

[Ombre]

Sounds like swatcash is better.

[0m3g4Muff1n987]

Yup SC is teh 0wnzzzzz

[JK-47]

Sounds like swatcash is better.

I'll have to check that out.

[WaeV]

I saw a guide to those things in a magazine a while back. Its aid they make you buy stuff to get stuff, and recommended to always get the credit cards because you can spend them on groceries and such.

[JK-47]

But credit cards aren't magic money. Something has to go back in to keep the flow of the dollar going.
Hence the fact that whatever you buy with a card, you must pay back. A concept a lot of people don't quite understand.
Rewards1's free offers are worth next to nothing. The big points rely on buying something, or giving out your cell phone information so they can send you crap.

[CptnNsan0]

I used this and got 4 points with it...takes forever unless you get a lot of referals

[WaeV]

But credit cards aren't magic money. Something has to go back in to keep the flow of the dollar going.
Hence the fact that whatever you buy with a card, you must pay back. A concept a lot of people don't quite understand.
Rewards1's free offers are worth next to nothing. The big points rely on buying something, or giving out your cell phone information so they can send you crap.

That's not what I meant. I mean like this:

To get your FREE Apple iPod, choose three of the following packages!
-Some Magazine 12 issues ($~~)
-Workout DVDs ($~~)
-American Express Credit Crad (Must spend at least $~~ using this card)
-Other Magazine 24 issues ($~~)

They offer credit cards because they want you to owe them money. The strategy behind choosing the cards is that you can spend $~~ on necessities, pay the bill, then rip up the card and end up with stuff you can use instead of a crappy magazine you didn't want.

[JK-47]

Ah.
Even yet, it's really not the best website of it's kind out there.