blink YOU WIN ITS points 2x daily

[faithfull]

does everyone realize that the 75 points associated with Blinks quick blink You Win It is available every 12 hours - not once a day? I ran into this be accident when trying to blink too early. I have tested it out for the last two days and found that it really does work every 12 hours.

 

[ChisJo]

Can you provide the link?? I don't know what the quick blink is!

 

[sweetpeasmom]

Thanks.

ChrisJo: As for the link, it is currently the last link on the blink rewards page that we normally click on for our daily rewards. I'm not good at posting links, so hopefully this helps!

 

[Maleficent2]

it really does help us all when a link is provided.

{/url] ...far really love it. Mal :bounce:

 

[nicolep91]

I read on another board that Blink won't credit points that are linked from another site so I think you actually have to go to Blink and then find the link. Right now the "YouWinIt" link is at the top of the Blink Rewards page.

 

[faithfull]

Log onto blinks. select EARN POINTS. Select FAST CLICKS. It is one of the three fast clicks at the top of the page entitled YouWinIt.

Another way to earn just a few more points with Blink is every time you turn on the computer go to Blink FAST CLICKS and try to do one even though enough time may not have passed to allow you to complete them. When Blink tries to connect you to the site it tells you a number to record in a box that is worth 10 points. It is not until after it has awarded you this 10 points that it will process to tell you that not enough time has passed to allow you to complete the Fast Click.

 

[Maleficent2]

but then I am always logged in a blink when I link.




Mal

 

[faithfull]

save electricity (I live in Arizona where California is threatening us with rolling blackouts.) I shut down several times a day and then log back in later in the day to check email. When I do it is a quick visit to Blink.

 

[robinb]

Faithfull:

This is a bit off-topic, but I wonder if rebooting a few times a day is actually using more electricity than having your PC in "stand-by" mode.

 

[faithfull]

you'ld have to take that up with my husband, he's a motorolan that thinks he knows everything so i just agree on this one. i think it also has to do with what happens to the computer if we do black out now that we are into hot 115 degree days.

 

[robinb]

I know what you mean about your husband being a "motorolan". Mine's an "ibmer" .