Official Prize rebel thread =)

by william croft Tue Apr 14, 2009 2:07 pm

Alright, first let me explain what Prize rebel is:

Prize rebel is a site that offers free NX Card Codes and other items in return for offer completion. If you are still unaware of what prize rebel is, it's one of those sites where you complete mildy annoying surveys that take a few seconds/few minutes and earn points - points you can exchange for prizes. (Got the picture)?

Question: How does this work?

Answer: You simply have to signup for the site and complete our various offers. Offers can be 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!

Question: How can you guys provide free gaming prizes?

Answer: We are able to provide you with game 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!

Question: Are all the offers free?

Answer: Most of our offers require an email submission or the completion of a short survey

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Question: Do you guys offer any support?

Answer: Yes, we offer 24/7 support through an easy support ticket system

Question: Can I complete offers and earn prizes if I'm not in the US?

Answer: Our offers are only for United States, Canada , UK and Australian residents.

Now don't jump the gun and think: Scam!!!1!!1!1!Gtfo1!11!!!!!1!One!1!1!1. I thought the exact same thing and I was quite hesitant to try it but belive me or not it works. Within around 1 hour I got enough points for a runescape membership code which came in 3 days and worked. (Click here to see the proof of the runescape code thing [this was when my request was pending])

Once registering on the actual prize rebel site enter your real info. At first it will only ask you for your name and email. You will then get an email to confirm it. If you get enough points for example to win something that requires shipping it will ask you for your shipping info but thats well ahead. When completing an offer be sure to not give your real email for it gets heavily spammed, use a website such as: www.10minutemail.com to get a spam email that will self destruct in 10 minutes and get a new one. Complete the offer up until what it says on the side of the prize rebel offer section (I.e sign up, or complete 4 pages) and keep the page open for about 1 minute and you will get credited (Hopefully, sometimes it doesnt exactly work). Be sure to clear cookies before every offer you do (this isn't essention but it does help). This is all I can really think of atm to help you get started, any other questions and im willing to help.

So heres the link:
http://www.prizerebel.com

Be sure to give any feedback Very Happy

And trust me when I say: It works. If it doesn't be sure to post back here.

Start discussing, have you ever heard of it? Have you gotten a prize?

by **Mr Croft** Tue Apr 14, 2009 2:18 pm

That's really cool. I never heard of it. Neutral

Too bad I can't do that, since I live in Portugal. Sad

by **lilhanhan** Tue Apr 14, 2009 2:27 pm

Ah, this is the link I always find on youtube; it's one of those sites were people get free XBL points, right?

To be honest even if it's legit or not, I still feel cautious about it... Embarassed

by william croft Tue Apr 14, 2009 2:32 pm

lilhanhan wrote:Ah, this is the link I always find on youtube; it's one of those sites were people get free XBL points, right?

To be honest even if it's legit or not, I still feel cautious about it...

Yep you can get XBL points. I was cautious as well but it worked and I was very suprised. Have you registered before?

by **lilhanhan** Tue Apr 14, 2009 2:37 pm

william croft wrote:

Yep you can get XBL points. I was cautious as well but it worked and I was very suprised. Have you registered before?

I haven't registered before, no. It's just that a lot of people spam youtube videos with free XBL points advertisements, so that's why I'm a bit cautious...

Heck, I'm even cautious when it comes to online shopping, I only trust a couple of sites! ^.^;

by william croft Tue Apr 14, 2009 2:43 pm

lilhanhan wrote:

I haven't registered before, no. It's just that a lot of people spam youtube videos with free XBL points advertisements, so that's why I'm a bit cautious...

Heck, I'm even cautious when it comes to online shopping, I only trust a couple of sites! ^.^;

Lol

. Well trust me it works you don't need to give your credit card details or anything just email so I don't think they can do much with your emial. I understand why your cautious, I was too but all my first fears where gone when I code my RS code Very Happy

. If you do give it a try, you wont be cautious any more. It is fiendishly addictive Tongue