A simple Survey RT guide

It works now!! Kinda.....

Super rewards still say there are no offers available X(

Guess what?I login using a different CB account and it worked-.- WTF

Peanuts lab work well however.

GRR!
AOL wont download Q.Q
Need a other way

D.N Angel wrote:

GRR!
AOL wont download Q.Q
Need a other way

That happened to me b4.I remember there's an alternate method button somewhere at the dl page.

It'll lead u to another page to dl a larger file which is the installer.

Just a big warning to everyone, whatever email you give. Prepare to have tons, and tons of spam emails. I've done similiar things for nexon from superrewards and penuts as well, never got my nexon cash but tons of spam started appearing in my email...

Also be warry of the nexon trial, a few people like me have also not had thier rewards handed out. I even argued with customer support on both sides, and they both denied me even registering for the trials despite providing not only photographic evidence, but showing them thier own conformation emails -_-.

While not recieving your "reward" happens to only a few people, everyone will start noticing spam emails in thier email.

Yeah I got lots,but I've got multiple EMAILS,so that's not a big problem....

Emails are free u know

Just make a new email for spam letters...
Also will try that... i hope it will work since i want these RTs for my Amatheus!

Anyone have an expired credit card they wouldn't mind giving out the number for?

knyx wrote:

Anyone have an expired credit card they wouldn't mind giving out the number for?

THIS

Those big Rt number on credit card offers are making me drooling.

I just want that bing toolbar offer. Just up to AOL to see what happens after this install.

I really hate surveys. I never qualify to any of them no matter what I choose. Does anyone know the best things to answer so I can qualify?

SkyeMeir wrote:

I really hate surveys. I never qualify to any of them no matter what I choose. Does anyone know the best things to answer so I can qualify?

About 20 years old, employed with at least some university education.

That's what I answer on most of them. I get up to the part where it asks me what professions I or anyone in my family work for, and I select almost half the choices there.

SkyeMeir wrote:

That's what I answer on most of them. I get up to the part where it asks me what professions I or anyone in my family work for, and I select almost half the choices there.

Well, when you trick greedy people, you must act as if you were wealthy.

SkyeMeir wrote:

That's what I answer on most of them. I get up to the part where it asks me what professions I or anyone in my family work for, and I select almost half the choices there.

They're pretty picky about those things, if you make any discrepancy between any steps, they'll disqualify you.

I do administrative work part-time at a telecommunications company of between 51 and 100 people, for example. And my salary is between $50,001 and $54,999.

nooooooooo, i mean, erm, that choices are the trick, you see, if someone in your family is from publicity or something, your head can be influenced by that company, in other words, just click none of the above. They want the survey from people not influenced and that "love" their products, if you notice that they are from... um.. coke, then you chose that you like it a lot, but not drink it every 5 seconds. so another example would be the time watchin TV, just say that you watch like 3-5 hours a day, but not like 10 hours nor only 1 hour-

sorry im sleepy and my english sux atm...

Fate wrote:

nooooooooo, i mean, erm, that choices are the trick, you see, if someone in your family is from publicity or something, your head can be influenced by that company, in other words, just click none of the above. They want the survey from people not influenced and that "love" their products, if you notice that they are from... um.. coke, then you chose that you like it a lot, but not drink it every 5 seconds. so another example would be the time watchin TV, just say that you watch like 3-5 hours a day, but not like 10 hours nor only 1 hour-

sorry im sleepy and my english sux atm...

So... choose none of the above while pretending you're rich?

I was able to finish one by answering what Knyx said.

SkyeMeir wrote:

I was able to finish one by answering what Knyx said.

Awesome, more telecom workers aged 20 and making a wage around $50,000 in the world.

I try to stay with the same persona for everything, until I exhaust the surveys, then create a new persona.

Also, Americans have a crazy amount of offers, and one's worth 680 Rt , credit card application, you wait 10-14 weeks and get a crapload if you are accepted.

Now I'm working on finding an American address to fill in the auto insurance offers.

Since I can tell a lot of you have never done these sorts of things before...

The best way to get things to credit is to clear your cookies after every single offer, and to make a new e-mail with every single offer done asking for an e-mail. Almost all of these offers are just trying to sell people something, so they don't want the same costumer twice; things tend not to credit if your e-mail is in their system or there's a tracking cookie on you that the site spots, and both of these are shared amongst their partner sites, which is a.) why you will get spamed to death if you're silly enough to use your real e-mail and b.) absolutely need to clear your cookies and make a new e-mail often enough (Yahoo is easy and quick for making a million emails) every single time if you want anything to credit smoothly.

Offers that ask for credit card information almost always requires valid information and an expired card won't quite cut the cake, but in SOME offers, but not too many at all, a prepaid credit card you can buy from Wal-Mart or somewhere will.

A lot of offers will take a shit on you whether you do EXACTLY what it wants or not. If you do exactly what is asked of you, (especially the Peanut Labs Media one) and you still don't get credited, do not waste your time exhausting every single way you can work down their endless questions and offers within offers. Restart, clear your cookies, use a new e-mail and try a different browser, this will give better results every single time.

Quizes are some of the safest bets you have, meaning they'll always credit, but they're pretty time consuming.

I swear... I have a confession to make, I'm an incredibly cheap bastard and have not spent a single penny out of my own pocket towards Cosmic Break, the nearly 100$ I have spent on it have been through these offer methods. In fact, before Cosmic Break began this whole offer thing, I was doing something exactly like this on a completely different site were they give you Ultimate Gamer Cards ( http://tinyurl.com/2falfwg for those who care) to buy RT. Yeah, I'm a cheap bastard, so what... ]= People's inability to do these offers though almost makes me want to start a thread listing every single offer I do, how I did it exactly, because for some reason it surprises me to no end that people are having such a hard time...

Kitouski wrote:

Since I can tell a lot of you have never done these sorts of things before...

The best way to get things to credit is to clear your cookies after every single offer, and to make a new e-mail with every single offer done asking for an e-mail. Almost all of these offers are just trying to sell people something, so they don't want the same costumer twice; things tend not to credit if your e-mail is in their system or there's a tracking cookie on you that the site spots, and both of these are shared amongst their partner sites, which is a.) why you will get spamed to death if you're silly enough to use your real e-mail and b.) absolutely need to clear your cookies and make a new e-mail often enough (Yahoo is easy and quick for making a million emails) every single time if you want anything to credit smoothly.

Offers that ask for credit card information almost always requires valid information and an expired card won't quite cut the cake, but in SOME offers, but not too many at all, a prepaid credit card you can buy from Wal-Mart or somewhere will.

A lot of offers will take a shit on you whether you do EXACTLY what it wants or not. If you do exactly what is asked of you, (especially the Peanut Labs Media one) and you still don't get credited, do not waste your time exhausting every single way you can work down their endless questions and offers within offers. Restart, clear your cookies, use a new e-mail and try a different browser, this will give better results every single time.

Quizes are some of the safest bets you have, meaning they'll always credit, but they're pretty time consuming.

I swear... I have a confession to make, I'm an incredibly cheap bastard and have not spent a single penny out of my own pocket towards Cosmic Break, the nearly 100$ I have spent on it have been through these offer methods. In fact, before Cosmic Break began this whole offer thing, I was doing something exactly like this on a completely different site were they give you Ultimate Gamer Cards ( http://tinyurl.com/2falfwg for those who care) to buy RT. Yeah, I'm a cheap bastard, so what... ]= People's inability to do these offers though almost makes me want to start a thread listing every single offer I do, how I did it exactly, because for some reason it surprises me to no end that people are having such a hard time...

DO ITttttttttttttt

but you could have saved me a lot of greif by saying clear your cookies earlier. A lot. Bleh, clearing now.

Still, a question. You know those quizzes? find out which donut are you, find out if your homer or the other guy, find out which dark creature are you

stuff like that, do they work?

I can't seem to get the mini-quizes to credit myself no matter what I try and I can't figure out what company is hosting the surveys specifically, but they have an uncanny resemblance to QuizJungle who has trolled me in the past... I shit you not when I say the other site I use for RT states, "This offer will be more likely to credit when completed between 9pm to 11pm pst. USA Only." on those paticular quiz ones. So yea, there's a good chance that those quizes will be more of a hassle then anything else. If you run into quizes that seem research based (OpinionsHere, Ipsos, Ampario are names I can think of) those are the ones that are nearly guaranteed to credit but take forever that I was referring to, lol.

ah i see thanks.

Yep, did a few, got trolled, again and again. I'm going to ignore those damn skip skip skip offers now.

Opinion quizzes huh? oh well, time is money.

can't create an account on AOL
keep getting 418s

help

I think I milked around 200 RT from the offers till they stopped crediting consistently for me Lol. Time to try out that other site...

Use Yahoo! or Hotmail, they work for me.

//EDIT: why is there flood control for editing >_>