One of the programs I have running on a computer all day is Swagbucks, a free to join rewards program.
Swagbucks is a program whereby you can earn reward points for various activities. These activities include such things as answering surveys and polls, shoppping through the Swagbucks website, watching videos, playing games and conducting searches using the Swagbucks search engine.
What you earn are points that can be redeemed for a number of things including Amazon gift cards, Paypal dollars, Target store gift cards, Walmart gift cards, Starbucks gift cards, and Itune gift cards. These are just some of the rewards you can earn.
How I do it:
My daily goal in Swagbucks is to average 33 bucks a day. This will give me 100 bucks every 3 days.
I start my day off with the daily poll which takes no time at all to complete. I follow that with clicking through NOSO (No Obligation Special Offers). Then I use 2 tabs on my Firefox browser, one for watching videos that I just click through one after the other, and the other tab is used for running searches. It may sound like these activities are labor intensive but they're not. It's worth noting that running the searches can be very fruitful. I have won as many as 39 Swagbucks with one search. Normally I'm awarded search points once in the morning and once in the afternoon.
You'll also want to subscribe to EZswag.com to get updates for Swag Code alerts that will give you bonus points.
I intend to do all my Christmas holiday shopping this year using Swagbucks I've earned. So check it out and start earning.







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Your phone or tablet listens to the television program you are watching. Once it recognizes the program it starts accumulating points and you will 1 point for each minute of the program remaining from the time you register.
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