Rewards Programs

People are usually hesitant to try rewards programs even though legitimate programs do exist. This hesitation is with good reason since, like Get-Paid-To websites, this offers rich, fertilized soil for spam and scams. As mentioned before, it helps to have third-party websites to verify the validity of the program.

"Points" Rewards Programs

Another type of rewards program involves earning points, which can often be integrated into the "get a free gadget" programs. These points rewards programs are similar to credit card rewards  programs. (Although they won't affect your credit unless they specifically involve a credit card).

Earning points is achieved through a variety of activities. Some are similar to the ones listed on the Get-Paid-To programs page. (Ie. Take surveys, read email, look at this ad for 15 seconds, etc.) Other ways to earn points might include completing the offers like the ones mentioned above or simply buying any product from a retail store through the freebie site's link.

When you've accumulated enough points, you can exchange them for some kind of prize, like a gift card or even cash.

The point values, the prizes, and the requirements for earning the points all depend on the site you're using.

Websites that offer "Points" rewards programs.

If they have not been tested by ActuallyFree.info then they will have the label "not tested". Some of the offers in the programs below involve signing up for credit cards. Your credit rating could be negatively affected if you choose to take out more than 5 lines of credit or sign up for more than 3 credit cards (CreditInfoCenter.com), so be cautious.

 

bondrewards.com

fatwallet.com

mypoints.com
upromise.com
memolink.com (not tested)
mycokerewards.com

ebates.com

rewardsnetwork.com

submit a site

 

Credit card rewards:

rewardprograms.org

Get Deals at restaurants and/or money back just for booking a table at these sites:

dinnerbroker.com

 

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