I’ve had multiple people contact me to ask if PrizeRebel is legal. I suppose this is because you have the ability to earn free things, and many people don’t understand how sites like this work.

Note how above I mentioned that you “earn” free things. There is work and effort involved. The process is legitimate and legal:

You are filling out surveys and showing interest in “offers” on the site.

Each offer will have different requirements. You would only be submitting the offers that interest you.

The advertiser pays PrizeRebel for your activity, and they pay you a portion of what they earned.

On PrizeRebel you’re earning cash as well as points. Points have a conversion rate of: 1 point = $1.

You exchange your points for prizes. Items from Amazon, eBay, and other sites can be purchased for you, and there are multiple gift card options available.

To sum it up, PrizeRebel is legal and legitimate. With a little effort you can earn some great prizes.

Just a few examples: XBOX Live, iTunes gift cards, Amazon gift cards, Game consoles (Wii, PS3, XBOX 360), and more.

For the record:

“Users must be atleast 18 years old OR 13 years or older with parental permission.” (from the PrizeRebel TOS)
“Users must reside in the United States of America, United Kingdom, Canada or Australia.” (from the PrizeRebel TOS)

You can sign up by clicking here.

Aug 052011
 

How about something new but old? I’ve been posting about most of the same sites for a while. Some come and go but this site‘s been around a while.

It’s worth checking out. According to their FAQ page: CashCrate has been around since 2006 and has over 2 million members worldwide.

They also have payment proof available.

 

If you’re starting a new GPT, PTC (etc) site, you should email me and give me the details! I’ll be happy to write about your site and spread the word.

joshua [at] tastysouls.com

 

Following up on my post from the other day, I received this newsletter from PrizeRebel today:

“Hi Everyone,

You may have noticed quite a bit of changes recently, and hope you are as excited about them as all of us here at www.PrizeRebel.com!

But just in case you haven’t, or have been living under a rock (!), just to name a few of these changes:

- A new design to provide you with a better user experience.

- Facebook Connect – Now you and your referrals can login and signup through facebook login and you can share your PR activities with your friends.

- You will now earn 2nd tier referral points.

- Cash option for referral earnings and contest winnings. You can cash out via paypal when you have earned $10 Cash Balance

- We now offer a Amazon Prizes catalog straight from Amazon! That means tens of 1000′s of items to choose from.

    To see a full list of all of the awesome changes visit the following thread:
    http://forum.prizerebel.com/index.php/topic,18695.0.html

    MORE PR NEWS:

    July’s Monthly Jackpot has already started with a bang! And we already have 3 raffles up and running! HINT: the more offers you get credited for the more raffles tickets you get to enter into the raffles and jackpot, which mean more chances to win!

    And of course! July Offers and Referral contests have begun! So start completing those offers and gaining those referrals!

    And if that wasn’t enough, we will continue to improve and add new features! So stay tuned and ENJOY!!

    Your Friends at

    PrizeRebel”

    Time for you to head over and check it out!

     

    PrizeRebel looks better than ever.

    Per PrizeRebel‘s news post:

    “As you may have noticed, we have launched the new and improved version of PR! Please excuse any errors you may be encountering as we continue to fix them. We will be continuing to add more features and improve your experience!”

    It looks like they’re working out a few kinks with it, and they have some new stuff starting up. It looks great, and it’s partially based off of their last redesign.

    Check out the site, especially if you’re not a member. FREE STUFF.

    7/2/2011 UPDATE: SEE PART TWO

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