Please straighten me out....

[hello kitty]

This is probably something I should have asked a few months ago and now I'm really worried. I belong to several different reward programs and I never keep track of which offers I've done. I know, not very smart. I just figured that they were all for small amounts (I never use a cc) and if I didn't get credit, no biggie. Now I see there might have been another reason to keep track of all those offers.

So my question is.....

I know I am not allowed to sign up for the same program twice, but am I allowed to "Party With Steve O" more than once?

 

[M 'n C]

Do you mean like on different websites? I think if you have different email addresses per the different sites then you should be ok. I think I might have done this but didn't think about it being a big deal. hmm. Good question. I know I don't do the trial offers on more than one site when I do them.

 

[Hedy]

This is probably something I should have asked a few months ago and now I'm really worried. I belong to several different reward programs and I never keep track of which offers I've done. I know, not very smart. I just figured that they were all for small amounts (I never use a cc) and if I didn't get credit, no biggie. Now I see there might have been another reason to keep track of all those offers.

So my question is.....

I know I am not allowed to sign up for the same program twice, but am I allowed to "Party With Steve O" more than once?

As I understand it, you can party with Steve O once, but you could "party with Steve O" on SR and "Party with Ant" on Cashduck.

 

[jeanadave]

I'm curious about this also. I wouldn't duplicate the trial offers from one site to another, but the ones where you just enter e-mail address, etc. I'm sure I have done the same ones on different sites using a different e-mail address. I really didn't think about it, but now I'm wondering if I need to keep up with all of those.

 

[hello kitty]

Thank you to those who have responded so far.


I am talking about the offers where you just enter your email. I don't do trials.

My referral was the one who got me thinking about this. She asked me and I told her it was no problem. I've always been credited and nothing has ever been said. Now, I am really wondering if it is okay or if I just haven't been caught.


I don't want my accounts frozen because I've partied with Steve O and the gang one too many times and didn't know any better.

 

[sunshinegirl]

As for SR, I don't care if you do those multiple times. Everyone is pretty much in the same boat on those. If we get credit for them automatically, fabulous. If not, we really can't dispute them. It all depends on how the merchant tracks them. If they track by email address and you use a different email address, we get credit and you get credit.

I would suspect that all of the RP owners feel the same way. Sometimes even WE don't know if offers are the same ones as ones that we have run in the past because they change the name but use the same database. That explains why you might not get credit for "Win Jelly Beans" when you already got credit for the same offer when it was called "Win a Hershey Bar."

 

[lilstint]

On this subject, I have a question about surveys. If you do a survey through the SR link does that mean you can't do any surveys for any other rewards programs in 24 hours? I guess the question is....Does Greenfield track by email or IP address?

 

[kc10family]

On this subject, I have a question about surveys. If you do a survey through the SR link does that mean you can't do any surveys for any other rewards programs in 24 hours? I guess the question is....Does Greenfield track by email or IP address?

very good question, I have just changed my email on two sites so I can get more "things" done and get to the next cash out level. A few of these sites I just want to be done with and only need a few more bucks to be able to cash out.

very interesting question.

 

[M 'n C]

On this subject, I have a question about surveys. If you do a survey through the SR link does that mean you can't do any surveys for any other rewards programs in 24 hours? I guess the question is....Does Greenfield track by email or IP address?

greenfield tracks by email because I do 4 surveys a day for my different sites using 4 different emails and always get credit. Make sure to clear cookies in between survey sites.

 

[lilstint]

greenfield tracks by email because I do 4 surveys a day for my different sites using 4 different emails and always get credit. Make sure to clear cookies in between survey sites.

Thanks!!! I could have made A LOT more money if I'd known that! I really thought you could only do 1 Greenfield survey per 24 hours.

 

[M 'n C]

Thanks!!! I could have made A LOT more money if I'd known that! I really thought you could only do 1 Greenfield survey per 24 hours.

I thought the same thing until I gave it a try a couple of months ago and started to get credit. Definetly try it out.

 

[hello kitty]

Thanks Tricia! I can breathe a little easier now, at least at SR.

I just read this at Cashduck......

"Just so we're all perfectly clear, no one is ever allowed to repeat an offer. Even if you did it on another site, months ago, while riding a polar bear during a solar eclipse. No dice. This results in ejection from the site for some, reversals for others, and fewer offers for all of us. This only applies to users who are doing offers on more than one site. If you are only completing offers on CashDuck, you won't repeat any.

Additionally, do not sign up for offers in which you have no interest. Signing up for an offer and then never using their website or receiving the product, and then cancelling very quickly, sends a message to the advertiser that you were never interested at all. This frequently results in reversed offers."

Looks like I'm going to have to be VERY careful partying with Steve O over there.

lilstint - I use different emails for surveys too. I've never had a problem with them crediting.

 

[M 'n C]

hmm.. after reading about cashduck above I don't know if I'm going to deal with them.