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Post by bombinmama on Aug 8, 2007 2:12:41 GMT -5
okay i have been pretty much sticking here though i do keep a good spreadsheet of my offers..my question actually refers to duplicating offers on this site..
I noticed that i filled out one for a health quote..it approved..that was a bit ago, but then i am searching through some more offers and I see another health quote one..So i click on it, but i notice that it looks exactly the same as one that i complelted on an earlier date same company and all..I was under the impression that none off these offers where on this site more than once..I also noticed that today i did an offer for GG for a $500 gas card and later i was doing some more and though i have one pending there is another GG $500 gas card in the offers section..and when it pops up..the images are exactly the same as before ..glad i caught it, but i guess my question is is that can we complete those or is there duplications on this site that we shoudl be aware of..i just don't want to do anything bad..and now i am worried because i am afraid i have done this before and not noticed, even though it was all offers from this site
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Post by MoneyBunny on Aug 8, 2007 9:57:33 GMT -5
I really don't think you should worry that much about it, as long as the ones you think are duplicates have been both completed from SquishyCash (as oppose to doing the same offer you saw on another GPT). Some times a new lead gets put up by the same company advertising the same thing, and some times it's just an error and was accidently put up twice. If you're positive you've done the offer, and you see it again, I would just mark the offer as 'Ignore'.
I really wouldn't worry about ones in the past. The worst that will happen is that they get reversed. I doubt that SC will see you as a frauder for doing offers again that were listed on their site, since it's not your fault that they were placed twiced. Just try not to do ones you know you've already done in the future.
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Post by bombinmama on Aug 8, 2007 10:21:19 GMT -5
yeah they are all from this site..thats why i pretty much stay here..its just easier for me..I think i have completed a few offers on another site, but not many so it was easy to keep track of those ones..What is the ignore feature..how does that work..
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Post by MoneyBunny on Aug 8, 2007 10:40:44 GMT -5
Right underneath the 'Submit this Signup' button is the 'Ignore' button. It sends it to your Ignored folder (which can be located in the browse folders area), and removes the offer from your sight so you won't accidently complete it.
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Post by bombinmama on Aug 8, 2007 10:58:18 GMT -5
cool thanks alot for you help once again..hehe
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Post by MoneyBunny on Aug 8, 2007 11:07:23 GMT -5
No problem!
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Post by Squishlyn on Aug 8, 2007 16:02:17 GMT -5
Hi Bombin, moneybunny is right and I just want to confirm it with you...it is completely by error if an offer is on our site more than once and if you let us know about it we will give you a casino chip. You will not be punished whatsoever for it of course and the worst thing that will happen is that the offer may reverse which is out of our control. It's great that you are trying to be aware of the situation as duplicating offers is a big problem with the GPT sites. We're also really glad to hear SquishyCash is your home
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Post by andrewrichard5 on Aug 9, 2007 11:07:53 GMT -5
I think this is the case with Generous Genie and Consumer promotion Center, but when an offer gets filled up it changes the link to go to an offer that is not filled up that is also going through Generous Genie or Consumer Promotion Center, so there may be duplicates that way. For example an offer description may say $50 Burger King Gift Card but when you click on it it takes you to a $1000 Old Navy Gift Card which already has its own offer on SquishyCash. If the description and the offer it takes you to don't match up then even if you do complete it the offer will not go through. This seems to have been the case for me anyway and my experience with SquishyCash. There are very few of these duplicates though.
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