Swagbucks is a great cash back savings site. How Long Does it take to Make Money on Swagbucks?I've tried it and it really works. I wrote a complete review on Hubpages. Now the rub...it takes a while to earn ln Swagbucks but you can do it. As mentioned on Hubpages, take it slow. If you really, really work at it, figure you'll make like $6 an hour. I slow it down and try to earn $6 a month. That way I don't get burned out and mess with the App only when I deem my time the cheapest...like if I'm waiting for a train or something like that where I have nothing better to do.
Some more tips:
In addition to my Hubpages post
1. As with all money savings sites, I suggest taking the money and running, what I mean is, unless you see an incentive (either personal or within the site) when you reach minimum cash-out, take it. The most complaints I see on any savings App (all of them, not necessarily Swagbucks) read something like "I accumulated $100 and I can't withdraw it." Is that a problem? It certainly is but if minimum cashout is $10, try cashing out when its only $10 instead of waiting the extra time to reach $100 then realizing a problem.
2. Use Swagbucks referral link when you can. Especially with friends who want to try it, then your friends can use it. This will make signing up for them easier and you'll earn bonus bucks whenever they earn Swagbucks.
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So I'll shamelessly add a referral link click here to sign up . If you have a friend or relative already using Swagbucks, use their referral link, not mine, it'll benefit their earnings, but otherwise if you don't know anyone with Swagbucks, free to use mine, show me some love :) (or just visit the Website)
By the way there is other good, legit money saving sites that I'm personally trying. I hope to have more reviews up soon.
These sites relate to saving on groceries, rebates claimed by taking photo's of receipts from a variety of companies as well as apps that tie to you credit card and automatically locate savings / rebates for you. I love the idea of utilizing the internet to save on common goods we buy anyway. There are a lot of ways out there to successfully save more cash
Some more tips:
In addition to my Hubpages post
1. As with all money savings sites, I suggest taking the money and running, what I mean is, unless you see an incentive (either personal or within the site) when you reach minimum cash-out, take it. The most complaints I see on any savings App (all of them, not necessarily Swagbucks) read something like "I accumulated $100 and I can't withdraw it." Is that a problem? It certainly is but if minimum cashout is $10, try cashing out when its only $10 instead of waiting the extra time to reach $100 then realizing a problem.
2. Use Swagbucks referral link when you can. Especially with friends who want to try it, then your friends can use it. This will make signing up for them easier and you'll earn bonus bucks whenever they earn Swagbucks.
3.
So I'll shamelessly add a referral link click here to sign up . If you have a friend or relative already using Swagbucks, use their referral link, not mine, it'll benefit their earnings, but otherwise if you don't know anyone with Swagbucks, free to use mine, show me some love :) (or just visit the Website)
By the way there is other good, legit money saving sites that I'm personally trying. I hope to have more reviews up soon.
These sites relate to saving on groceries, rebates claimed by taking photo's of receipts from a variety of companies as well as apps that tie to you credit card and automatically locate savings / rebates for you. I love the idea of utilizing the internet to save on common goods we buy anyway. There are a lot of ways out there to successfully save more cash
