Should i use real info on prizerebel.com?

Question

it says i don't get credit if i give false info which i do because i don't want telemarketers. but do u think that it might be okay or should i just keep going with getting only some of the offers

Answer 1

i was using prize rebel today for the first time and now my internet has stopped working properly lol. and i gave false info and got credit so id say stick to that. i read on another forum that there are viruses in the emails they give you so ive stopped using it.

Answer 2

You need to use real info so they can mail you your prize and make sure the offer you complete matches up on information.  Giving false info will negate your account.  I know all of this can be confusing and no one wants to get on mailing lists, but the spam I've received for signing up has only been 4 pieces a day and my spam filter catches it for me.  (Thanks gmail!)

The reason you don't see sites that give things away 100% is because those sites have to make money somehow. On the flip side, spending about $10 to do one offer and getting a free iphone or ipod out of the deal is much more than reasonable.

Also, beware of people (lots of them around here) that claim they have "hacked" versions of the rewards sites that require no credit card from you. What they give you is a link with their referral number, so you go do an offer thinking you'll get a reward and, shockingly, nothing happens for you. However, their reward just got closer thanks to your referral!

The bottom line is you need to research the sites and determine which is the best site for your needs. Personally, I use sites under TRAINN's umbrella as they seem the easiest to deal with. There are some good groups on Facebook that are made up of users of those sites. A good one in particular is a group called "Shortest TRAINN Conga Line" on Facebook. They offer advice and answers about how the sites work and tactics to get stuff quickly. You can also get in the Conga Line for easy referrals.