crazymomof4
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Heads up. smores.TV is running fine but >>>> hasn't credited a single sb in hours. (for me anyway)
Heads up. smores.TV is running fine but >>>> hasn't credited a single sb in hours. (for me anyway)
I ran the new watch page today. The first one had the new yellow page advancing meter. I did not have to click on any ads or advance the videos. When the first one was done-it kept going. And the page style reverted back to the old ngage/ncrave auto advancing pages (all you can eat). And it ran and ran most of the day. I haven't had a day run so well in a long time. I stopped it at about 75 total SB for the day. I wanted to do some work on the computer without having to reset my page every 30 seconds. So if it keeps working like this for me I'll be happy. Each round was 1SB.
Yes, I had the same happen. Once it got into the 1sb rounds it switched back to the Ngage page. I stopped it then and clicked on the "Get Started" button again and it went back to the new style and started at 4sb again. So you could periodically stop it and restart it to get the higher sb rounds. I let it run for a few hours and got all of 27 sb from it... and that was with restarting it in the middle. I didn't try starting the nCraves directly yesterday. Maybe today I'll experiment.
It looks like with the new wording on the Best Buy bonus that $100 Disney gc would get a better bonus than the $50 one now. That is, assuming the gc’s still work to get the bonus despite the offer exceptions. Anyone get credit after the change yet?
Okay... I haven’t gone back to read any posts since January (my SB hiatus post-Disney) but we’re just now getting back into it and brought $225 worth of Target egiftcards to buy Disney gift cards, but apparently the software has updated and we can no longer do this.
Are there any known workarounds? Will it matter if I load the e-gift card into the Target app and use that approach? Or am I better off switching to PayPal gift cards and using the cash via PP to purchase the Disney gift cards?
My target habit is totally okay having $200 in gift cards to use toward everyday purchases.i’d just rather be able to apply it toward Disney instead.
Since you already shop at Target, you can purchase a Disney gift card in the same transaction that you’re purchasing merchandise and use your target gift card (as long as the merchandise totals at least the amount of gift card your attempting to use). The register than thinks the gift card is being applied to the merchandise, but you can feel it’s being applied towards your gift cardOkay... I haven’t gone back to read any posts since January (my SB hiatus post-Disney) but we’re just now getting back into it and brought $225 worth of Target egiftcards to buy Disney gift cards, but apparently the software has updated and we can no longer do this.
Are there any known workarounds? Will it matter if I load the e-gift card into the Target app and use that approach? Or am I better off switching to PayPal gift cards and using the cash via PP to purchase the Disney gift cards?
My target habit is totally okay having $200 in gift cards to use toward everyday purchases.i’d just rather be able to apply it toward Disney instead.
Okay... I haven’t gone back to read any posts since January (my SB hiatus post-Disney) but we’re just now getting back into it and brought $225 worth of Target egiftcards to buy Disney gift cards, but apparently the software has updated and we can no longer do this.
Are there any known workarounds? Will it matter if I load the e-gift card into the Target app and use that approach? Or am I better off switching to PayPal gift cards and using the cash via PP to purchase the Disney gift cards?
My target habit is totally okay having $200 in gift cards to use toward everyday purchases.i’d just rather be able to apply it toward Disney instead.
No known work around. PayPal is the best method right now.
Sam's club is decent. Get a discounted Walmart gift card each month and save them up. The only thing is I think their smallest amount is $150. You get $5-10 off, too.
Bit of a hassle but I like to keep my vaca saving separate from our household checking $. So here is what I would do: Use the Target GC for usual household expenses. Make a note (mental or paper if you've got meno-brain-fog like me) that the checking "owes" vaca fund $225. Then I'd watch for a good deal on Disney GC and then I'd use my cashback rewards credit card (My Citi gives me 2%) to buy that deal. Then use the $225 (owed to vaca fund) from the checking to pay for that portion of the cc statement.Okay... I haven’t gone back to read any posts since January (my SB hiatus post-Disney) but we’re just now getting back into it and brought $225 worth of Target egiftcards to buy Disney gift cards, but apparently the software has updated and we can no longer do this.
Are there any known workarounds? Will it matter if I load the e-gift card into the Target app and use that approach? Or am I better off switching to PayPal gift cards and using the cash via PP to purchase the Disney gift cards?
My target habit is totally okay having $200 in gift cards to use toward everyday purchases.i’d just rather be able to apply it toward Disney instead.
Maybe my imagination but...… smores.TV doesn't seem to be earning what it used to (like last week) Yesterday I ran it from 9am-10pm and only ended up with 20sb all day. I was home and watched it, clicking LIKE every now and then and the "Are you still there" when that popped up. Clicked on the brown REWARDS (next to LIKE) and watched that for a bit. Noticed that one video after another played w/o any ads in between. It only seems to credit after an ad so when the videos were running w/o ads, no credit was given.
Anyone else?
Right, you're getting 1sb for every 6 ads. (it was 6 the last time I ran it at least) So if I pick a channel with really long videos or something with less ads I pick another one until I find something worthwhile. There had been lots to pick from last I looked so it usually didn't take long to find another channel. Hopefully there's not all like that now.