Some
folks think that's all they are - gift cards. But let me tell you, this month
is brutal, financially, for me. I have been so grateful to have been able to
convert some Swagbucks, twice, for cards which I then used for groceries and
pet supplies - once for a $25 card and once for a $10 card. I still have over
1400 SBs so if things don't change, I can always get yet one more $10 card (1000 SBs equals $10).
You
need to remember that the cards do not instantaneously appear in your email
box. Some arrive quickly; others can take 10 days or so. The ones I've chosen
seem to arrive between 2 and 4 days.
Then you print them and use them.
Back
to how to get lots of points quickly.
In
my humble opinion, the two best ways to accumulate SBs is through surveys and
through purchases. I'll explain each briefly. One requires lots of patience and
the other requires some money.
Surveys
are not what you might think. These are specialized. They have several
categories, primarily their Gold Surveys and those from Peanut Labs. Each
survey currently available (and there are usually anywhere from 2 to 20) shows
you how long it should take and how much you will get when you have completed
it. Typically they range from 10 minutes
to 20 minutes, and offer from 50 to 100 or more Swagbuckis when
completed.
Some
folks get frustrated because the sponsors almost always qualify you first. So
you frequently answer the same questions over and over - zip code, age, gender, birth-date, etc. And if you don't fit the demographics they need for that
survey, it shuts down. Most will still give you 1 SB just for trying. So that's
where the patience come in - I have often tried 4 or 5 or more before I get one
I qualify for.
Doing
the surveys, even just 2 good ones a day, can easily credit you with 100 or
more SBs a day.
The
other way to get SBs quickly is to buy from places that partner with Swagbucks.
Once you join, every time you access a company partnered with them, you get a
notice that every purchase you make at that site will credit you with a certain
SB multiplier. So, you might want something from Macy's and you see a note that
currently every dollar you spend is multiplied by 6 onto your SBs account.
Companies include hotel chains, department stores, Amazon and eBay, flower
shops, Sam's Club and so many more.
In
my case, I have very little free cash, but twice I needed something that I
normally would have run up to Walmart for. Instead, I ordered it online and had
it delivered. I also got extra SBs when I renewed my Carbonite backup early
this year. I had to do it anyway, and I got some bang for my bucks.
So
there you have at least, IMHO, the quickest and best ways to boost your Swagbucks total.
Once you get on board, you will find your own favorite ways to increase your
totals. But have fun with it, too.
Wait
until I do the one on games, later.
You
can go here to sign up or check it out - http://www.swagbucks.com/refer/emayfieldz
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