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PrizeRebel General FAQS How does this work? We have advertisers who are looking for your opinion on new products or simply just to be a member of their website. In return for your time and participation you will earn points which you can redeem for prizes. You simply have to signup for our site and complete our various offers. Offers can be opinions on new products, short surveys, printing a coupon, etc. There are a ton of FREE Offers that will cost you nothing. Once you have enough points, you can redeem for a prize! Is there any cost to this? Nope, its totally free and a great way to get free stuff without paying a cent! What kind of prizes can I get? We offer an endless selection of prizes. You can redeem your points for video games, game cards, toys, music items, clothing and much much more! You can also custom order prizes that are not listed on our prizes list! How can you guys provide free prizes? We are able to provide you with prizes because of the sponsors that advertise on our site. You can help keep our site FREE by completing offers and earning prizes in the process! Are all the offers free? Most of our offers require an email submission or the completion of a short survey. Do I lose any points if I sign up through a referral link? No, that would not cause you to lose any points.		Rewards1 General FAQS How do I earn points? Members earn points by completing offers provided by various merchants under the "Offers" menu section. To complete an offer: Browse to the Active Offers section of our website under "Offers". Click an offer – a new window will open with the offer and instructions to follow to complete that offer. After successfully completing the offer, your account should be credited (typically) within minutes. Is there a limit to how many points you can get per day? There is no limit. The more offers you complete, the more points you earn! What are secured points? Secured points are points that have been earned and verified by the sponsors. Most offers are verified Net30, meaning at the end of the following month. Points that are converted from cash or transferred to you are automatically considered secured points. What is secured cash? Secured cash is cash that has been earned and verified by the sponsors. Most offers are verified Net30, meaning at the end of the following month. How is cash different from points? You may request your cash earnings to be paid out either by PayPal or cheque, but points earned from completing offers can only be used for requesting rewards. Can I convert my cash to points? Yes, go to the 'Cash-to-Points Converter' under 'Account' and select that amount you wish to convert into points. Please keep in mind this is a PERMANENT conversion. Can I convert my points to cash? Unfortunately, no. Converting the points you earn from offers to cash would violate the terms and conditions set forth by our sponsors. Will I get points for putting your banner on my blog/site/forum? No. However, this is often a good way to generate referrals. Why did I lose points/cash? You or your referral may have gotten a reversal on a completed offer. What are reversals? Reversals are sent to us from the sponsors of the offers. They will send us reversals when they are unhappy with the content of the offers. This may be due to missing or fraudulent information, multiple attempts on the same offers from the same computer. You can also receive reversals (for credit card offers) for cancelling an order or for cancelling a subscription too early. Reversals will remove your earned points/cash for the offer and temporarily place restrictions on your account. I got a reversal, what will happen to my account? Accounts that have received a reversal will be placed on a 30 day probational period, where only secured points may be used to request rewards. The 30 day probational period starts on the day the reversal was received.

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