Swagbucks! I Just Joined!

Hey Neighbors!

Have you ever heard of Swagbucks? They're a completely free, no strings attached site that rewards you for all of the things you're already doing online. Search, Watching Videos, Playing Games, Taking Surveys, Shopping and more - as you do these activities, you'll earn Swag Bucks, which are reward points that you can redeem for all sorts of gift cards in the Rewards Store. You can download their toolbar or download their OS and Android apps for more opportunities to earn. Choose the activities you like or have time for - how much you earn is up to you! I've used Swagbucks for 3 days and so far I've earned 230 Swagbucks. You can do the same! To sign up for Swagbucks, click this link http://www.swagbucks.com/refer/atthefence and join me.

You can use my code Atthefence64 and earn 70 extra Swagbucks for signing up.To enter registration codes, you should click the text that reads "I have a sign up code" as you're initially signing up.

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karenmed409 said…

You will love it! It doesn't take long to start accumulating the swagbucks. I cash mine in to help pay the hosting on my blog. Good Luck!

December 20, 2013 at 10:09 PM

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