Lots of questions. LOL! I wish that I had more answers. Part of the problem is that different networks have different rules. Some of them honestly tell me (basically) to let you sign up as many times as you want with as many different email addresses as you want and they will never reverse my credits. Others take the other extreme and say that they will reverse of the advertiser even so much as complains. So I try to be conservative in what I tell you. I'd rather be safe than sorry, KWIM?
Daily Surveys--If you and your DH are taking them separately on different computers on different sites, you should be fine. We've never had a fraud issue on a single daily survey before. They do the blocking for us.
"This offer is not available to you"--I love that one network gives this error if you have already completed the offer. However, all of the networks won't work together to put this kind of technology in place. If the fraud keeps up the way that it is, they will have no choice to do something like this.
WSHTS, Consumer Expressions, etc--I think it is okay to do these same COMPANY ones multiple times as long as you are not doing the exact same one (Consumer Expressions Trip to the Beach) over and over again. Each offer is a different contest on their sites and has different requirements within it. Now, you may not get credit again because you are already in their database. But that doesn't make it cheating. When we see reversals on these are when they decide that what you did enter was fraudulent (fake name, fake address, fake phone number). That's what is considered fraud to them, not duplication.
Insurance offers--These are duplicates if you do them and get credit anywhere and then do them again somewhere else to get credit. That would get your credits revoked. Also, entering any fake information when you sign up would get your credits revoked.
For the hundreds of offers on our site, we have only ever gotten reversals on the 3 insurance offers, efax, jeopardy, 1 on 1 psychic, search for jesus, and your top brands. And the total number on all of those was about 25. So out of literally thousand and thousands of credits, we've had about 25 total reversed (of which ALL of them have been in the last 2 months and all through the same two network).
So there really isn't any big problem right now except that I want us to all be very careful so that it doesn't turn into a bigger problem. I'm not going to ban someone over freebies. But when I specifically say not to enter fraudulent information on the insurance offers and then get 3 out of 3 reversals on the same person, I start to get concerned.
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