The new and improved Automatic Credits for me Thread!

#1508164Paid Signup: MyFavoriteRewards - Nintendo Wii1.00 Credits01/01/2009 Paid

It is 30 days to redo freebie offers. Also note that there has been a little bit of a crackdown on the "dot" emails so if you aren't getting credits it might be because some advertisers are blocking credits on those emails. I've seen a few freebies posted recently that warn against it.

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Originally Posted by marcymajor

#1506401 Paid Signup: Microsoft Office: Real Life Tools 0.25 Credits 12/30/2008 Paid :party:
this one credited instantly.:sunshine:

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What do you click on to sign up?

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Originally Posted by spring

Did a little digging into the Paid Credit rules. Here's what I found posted the end of March, 2008 in a sticky. If it has changed again, I'd like to know.

How long should I wait before I try an offer again? I have several in my pending from my first couple of day which was exactly 2 weeks ago. Does it depend on the offer or can I go ahead and try some of them again?

Due to some recent advertiser feedback and credit reversals for trying to redo noncrediting offers too fast we need to adjust this answer. As a result of reversing credits, we would like to ask that people not redo offers for at least 30 days. It looks like redoing offers quickly is not only causing us to get credits reversed but it is flagging some of your IP addresses so that we are losing credits for legitimate signups as well.

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Sorry, I thought it was 90 days before we could redo an offer. Good to know it is 30.
What does it mean to have a dot email account?

#1506828 Paid Signup: MyFavoriteRewards - Nintendo Wii 1.00 Credits 12/30/2008 Paid

#1507238 Paid Signup: eMarketPanel - Running Shoes 0.75 Credits 12/31/2008 Paid

#1508216 Paid Signup: MyFavoriteRewards - Nintendo Wii 1.00 Credits 01/01/2009 Paid

#1508256Paid Signup: YourOnlinePrize - $500 Gift Card1.00 Credits01/01/2009 Paid

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Originally Posted by OhMari

What does it mean to have a dot email account?

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The dot email account is basically an email account that allows you to put dots in the email (but still directs to the original account) so that it looks like a unique email when it is not. Gmail is the most famous for this. Advertisers have caught on and are slowly revolting against it. So while it is not wrong to do it as of now we wouldn't recommend it.

So, should we not be using gmail at all? Or just not adding dots?

#1508301 Paid Signup: YourOnlinePrize - $500 Gift Card 1.00 Credits 01/01/2009 Paid