Rating and Review on Swagbucks.com

Ah, so you want to find a way to earn money at home, eh? Well, researching earlier this year led me to a nifty site called swagbucks.com. Now I assure you, unlike other websites that seem too good to be true … swagbucks.com delivers. Swagbucks runs its rewards based on a points accumulation system. You can earn points by participating in surveys, watching videos, and using their search engine ( just like google). You can also earn points by completing sponsored offers. But, if your like me and don’t want to put out any money the above three-point earners are the best.

Once you have accumulated some points you should check out the rewards section. There are tons of gift cards to choose from. And if you rather get cash you can sign up for a PayPal money transfer instead. The only downside to this is that it takes more points to get money instead of a gift card.

So far, I have accumulated about five 25.00 gift cards to the following stores: Target, Wal-Mart, Starbucks, Amazon, and Kohl’s. The cards can be sent through the mail or have an e-gift card, which can be printed.

The great thing about getting gift cards is that if you decide not to use them you can also keep it to the side and give as gifts during holidays or special celebrations.

To date I have had nothing but an excellent experience with swagbucks and highly recommend all give it a try.

Overall rating 10/10