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Post by sweetangel22 on Mar 21, 2010 10:46:40 GMT -5
I was wondering if an offer description doesn't say the following as part of the offer description do any members still choose yes to two more more offers in the path or choose yes to two or more offers that you are genuinely interested (to me both offer descriptions below mean the same thing).
If any member does say they do still choose yes to two or more more offers in the path or choose yes to two or more offers that you are genuinely interested even when an offer description doesn't say either of the following as a requirement to get credited for that offer does it seem to help to get offers to credit better by choose yes to two or more more offers in the path or choose yes to two or more offers that you are genuinely interested in even though it doesn't say either of the following as a requirement to get credited for those offers.
choose yes for two or more offers in the path, and click on a bonus offer.
choose yes for two or more offers that you are genuinely interested in, and reach the final page.
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Post by stealth3si on Mar 21, 2010 13:18:59 GMT -5
I don't know. Normally I choose yes for two more offers even if it's not required. Sometimes I don't. I haven't tested or checked the difference. Perhaps I will in the future, though.
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Post by sweetangel22 on Mar 23, 2010 15:26:03 GMT -5
I don't know. Normally I choose yes for two more offers even if it's not required. Sometimes I don't. I haven't tested or checked the difference. Perhaps I will in the future, though. To the member I am quoting what were you saying I don't know to. That is good to know that at least one member sometimes does still choose yes for two or more offers even if it's not required. To the member I am quoting you said that sometimes you will choose yes for two or more offers even if it's not required and sometimes you will not choose yes when offers don't require a member to choose yes for two or more offers. I would think by you doing it both ways for offers that don't require a member to choose yes for two or more offers you would know if choosing yes for two or more offers does help to have offers credit better for you when offers you chose yes for two or more offers doesn't require this to get credited for those offers. |
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Post by jennlk84 on Mar 23, 2010 17:08:54 GMT -5
I use to just skip right through but now that so many of the offers say to choose 2 of the offers I usually just do it now no matter what it says!
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Post by sweetangel22 on Mar 24, 2010 11:58:02 GMT -5
I use to just skip right through but now that so many of the offers say to choose 2 of the offers I usually just do it now no matter what it says! To the member I am quoting does it seem to help to have offers credit better for you when offers you chose yes for two or more offers doesn't require this to get credited for those offers. Has anyone noticed that TRP offers says in the offer description say yes to at least 3 items and reach the final page, but when I tried doing a TRP offer more than 24 hours ago I saw that one page of the TRP offer I tried said Put Yes To All and Continue (I think the Put Yes to All and Continue is what it said) and there was more than 3 offers on the page that said Put Yes to All and Continue. If the offer description for TRP offers says say yes to at least 3 items than I wonder why one page of the TRP offer I tried said Put Yes to All and Continue. Has any member only chosen Yes to 3 offers on the page that says Put Yes to All and Continue and you still got credited for that TRP offer? I also saw that the GoodGuyBadGuy-choose yes for two or more offers in the path, and click on a bonus offer offer has the same page in the offer that says Put Yes to All and Continue. Has anyone ever done an offer that says Put Yes to All and only chose 2 or 3 offers on that page depending on what the offer description said as a requirement to get credited for that offer? |
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Post by stealth3si on Mar 24, 2010 14:03:07 GMT -5
I don't know. Normally I choose yes for two more offers even if it's not required. Sometimes I don't. I haven't tested or checked the difference. Perhaps I will in the future, though. To the member I am quoting what were you saying I don't know to. That is good to know that at least one member sometimes does still choose yes for two or more offers even if it's not required. To the member I am quoting you said that sometimes you will choose yes for two or more offers even if it's not required and sometimes you will not choose yes when offers don't require a member to choose yes for two or more offers. I would think by you doing it both ways for offers that don't require a member to choose yes for two or more offers you would know if choosing yes for two or more offers does help to have offers credit better for you when offers you chose yes for two or more offers doesn't require this to get credited for those offers. Not necesarily. In order to answer your question, I would have to test one month's worth of doing one way versus another month's worth of doing the other way but I have not tested them against each other. Perhaps in the future though... |
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Post by stealth3si on Mar 24, 2010 14:08:14 GMT -5
I use to just skip right through but now that so many of the offers say to choose 2 of the offers I usually just do it now no matter what it says! To the member I am quoting does it seem to help to have offers credit better for you when offers you chose yes for two or more offers doesn't require this to get credited for those offers. Has anyone noticed that TRP offers says in the offer description say yes to at least 3 items and reach the final page, but when I tried doing a TRP offer more than 24 hours ago I saw that one page of the TRP offer I tried said Put Yes To All and Continue (I think the Put Yes to All and Continue is what it said) and there was more than 3 offers on the page that said Put Yes to All and Continue. If the offer description for TRP offers says say yes to at least 3 items than I wonder why one page of the TRP offer I tried said Put Yes to All and Continue. Has any member only chosen Yes to 3 offers on the page that says Put Yes to All and Continue and you still got credited for that TRP offer? I also saw that the GoodGuyBadGuy-choose yes for two or more offers in the path, and click on a bonus offer offer has the same page in the offer that says Put Yes to All and Continue. Has anyone ever done an offer that says Put Yes to All and only chose 2 or 3 offers on that page depending on what the offer description said as a requirement to get credited for that offer? I have not. It's better to be sure to click yes for more offers (i.e. email newsletter offers). If someone out there has done what sweetangel said and still got credit then please post here. |
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Post by jennlk84 on Mar 25, 2010 6:56:13 GMT -5
I honestly haven't paid enough attention to notice. LOL
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Post by sweetangel22 on Mar 28, 2010 12:27:58 GMT -5
Has anyone noticed that some offer descriptions don't say anything about a cell phone being needed to do that offer.
The reason I mentioned that some offer descriptions don't say cell phone as part of an offer description requirement to get credited for those offers is because I tried doing the following offer on March 27, 2010 not realizing until I got to the part of the offer below that asks for a name, address, etc that it had a place that says Cell Phone that I don't recall it saying (optional) so a member isn't required to have to give a cell phone number to get credited for the offer below.
I can't remember the following, but does anyone know if the offer below also asked for a phone number that is not a cell phone to get credited for this offer.
I wish if an offer is going to ask for a cell phone number without it saying (optional) than the offer description would say something about cell phone so members who don't own a cell phone don't waste their time doing an offer that requires a cell phone number to get credited for that offer.
Another type of offer that I believe requires a cell phone to get credited for those offers, but doesn't say in the offer description anything about cell phone are the RewardsQuiz offers. The only reason I know this about RewardsQuiz offers is I tried doing a RewardsQuiz offer I believe 2-3 months ago and when I got to the end of the offer or near the end of the offer I thinkg I recall it asked for a cell phone number.
I hope someone will be able to let me know if I am right or wrong on the RewardsQuiz offers requiring a cell phone number to get credited for this type of offer.
RCP: Kenny Chesney - Complete the registration form, choose yes for two or more offers in the path that you are genuinely interested in, and reach the final page.
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Post by sweetangel22 on Mar 30, 2010 12:11:59 GMT -5
I have not. It's better to be sure to click yes for more offers (i.e. email newsletter offers). If someone out there has done what sweetangel said and still got credit then please post here. When you said I have not are you saying you have chosen yes to all the offers on the page of any TRP offer that says Put Yes to All and Continue? When you said it's better to click yes for more offers are you saying if an offer says to choose yes for two or more offers in the path, and click on a bonus offer or choose yes for two or more offers that you are genuinely interested in, and reach the final page than you are you saying you feel members should choose yes for more than two offers in the path or choose yes for more than two offers that you are genuinely interested in? |
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Post by sweetangel22 on Apr 6, 2010 11:21:16 GMT -5
Has anyone noticed the following.
To me it seems as though WR and NDR offers have the same layout (what I mean by layout is the way it looks on the first page that asks for a zip or email for WR and NDR offers, the way the 2nd page looks where you put in your name, address, etc and the way the offers in the path look), but I could be wrong.
If I am wrong on WR and NDR offers having the same layout than let me know this.
If WR and NDR offers have the same layout than WR and NDR offers must be from the same company.
I wonder why the description for WR and NDR offers if they are from the same company don't say Fill out the survey or Complete the survey, choose yes for two or more offers in the path, and click on a bonus offer.
What I am saying is WR offers say Fill Out the Survey and NDR offers say Complete the survey, choose yes for two or more offers in the path, and click on a bonus offer instead of both WR and NDR offers saying one of these two things.
I was wondering if anyone has gotten credited for any WR offer did you chose two offers in the path even though the offer description for WR offers don't say Complete the survey, choose yes for two or more offers in the path, and click on a bonus offer.
If anyone has gotten credited for any WR offer without choosing yes for two or more offers in the path than let me know.
I have submitted 2 WR offers, but as of this post I have not gotten credited for the WR offers I have submitted, but so far all the NDR offers I have submitted have credited to my account.
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Post by sweetangel22 on Apr 11, 2010 13:13:39 GMT -5
I was wondering if Rewards.Nu offers are done the same way as TRP offers.
What I mean by are Rewards.Nu offers done the same way as TRP offers is do the Rewards.Nu offers have a page in the offer that says Put Yes to All and Continue.
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Post by sweetangel22 on Apr 16, 2010 12:13:00 GMT -5
I was wondering why some offers such as the offers below say Sign up and confirm pin. There are other offers that say in the offer description Sign up and confirm pin that I know why the offer description says Sign up and confirm pin.
If an offer description doesn't say mobile or ringtones as part of the offer description than do members who do any offer that says Sign up and confirm pin such as the offers below give a cell phone number so the member can be sent a text message(s) (I said message(s) because a member who does an offer that says confirm pin might be sent more than one text message from the same advertiser after doing an offer that says confirm pin) and that is why some offers say Sign up and confirm pin.
Celeb IQ Quiz - Sign up and confirm pin.
The Mind Quiz - Sign up and confirm pin.
Coupon Go Go - Sign up and confirm pin.
Win an iPad - Sign up and confirm pin.
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Post by sweetangel22 on Apr 19, 2010 15:57:50 GMT -5
I was wondering if anyone got credited for any PointClickFun ES offer. I asked if anyone got credited for any PointClickFun ES offer because I see in the offer description for PointClickFun ES offers please be sure to choose something you've not already signed up for and I wanted to know what the advertiser of PointClickFun ES offers is referring to when it says please be sure to choose something you've not already signed up for.
Is the advertiser of PointClickFun ES offers when it it says please be sure to choose something you've not already signed up for referring to members signing up for something that a member has not signed up for through any PointClickFun ES offer or is this advertiser referring to a member signing up for something the member has never signed up for through any offer they have submitted to their pending list of their SquishyCash account even if the offer never credited to their account.
I was wondering are members writing down what they have signed up for when doing a PointClickFun ES offer so that way when they do another PointClickFun ES offer they don't sign up for something they already signed up for when doing anothe PointClickFun ES offer.
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Post by stealth3si on Apr 20, 2010 2:59:33 GMT -5
I've gotten credit for those ES offers but they only seem to credit one a day.
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