Thread: Qwest #8 Surveys [CLOSED]

Originally Posted by Dave

Hi which country are you located in?

I'm in the US.

Hmm that is interesting. Will look into it.

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Helpful tips by svedinish

So as I'm apparently the first one to complete the free VIP offer successfully, Dave asked me to post what I did that might help others. At the time I was completing the offers, I had no idea what to do or not do so I can't tell you what is the bare minimum for this to work, just what I did. I did not use a proxy, or change IP to complete an offer multiple times, I only went through each offer once.

• Set-up a new Gmail account for this (my preference), have it open in the same browser you're completing the offers in. This will give you an idea if your offers are going through or not, as you'll start to see new spam/confirmation messages pop up.
• Get your sign-up demographic info here: www.fakenamegenerator.com . I used that profile for every offer I filled out. However, some offers rejected the fake address it provided, so I looked up a nightclub in the same zip code (make sure zip code matches!) and used that street address instead.
• Only open up ONE offer at the same time, otherwise it messes with the tracking system. Go ahead and put in your info (Autofill saves the day), whatever it's asking for. A lot of these make you go through a list of additional offers on the screen, just hit skip to all of those (though occasionally I would hit yes if it was some email list, what the heck, might help your chances) until you get to the last page where the actual qualifying offers are (to get your iPad/laptop/whatever). Sometimes I would click around a bit to see the different offer pages, and then close the window... have no idea if that helps or not.
• For offers that ask for mobile phone confirmation--I did not use my real phone, I put in a fake number (same one for everything)--if you've entered your email and address already and then it's prompting for an SMS code, I think you're okay to just close it, the system has what it wanted anyways.
• After completing some offers, check your new Gmail account for messages. You should have some emails requesting confirmation, depending upon the offer. Check both your Inbox/Spam folder. Go ahead and click the confirm request if it looks like an offer that you applied for. I think this is a big thing that may have made the difference. Probably because you're confirming 'Yes, this is a real email address with a real person, now spam me.'

Those are the main points I think I can share. Only took about an hour or so to go through the whole list, and apparently it worked. Feel free to ask any questions and I'll try to get back to you ASAP.[/QUOTE

Do you use your real name and info on these (not email addy)

All my offers are to play games where I'm redirected to a page and have to download a game, even if I download I'm not credited. Can anyone help me I'm in the US BTW.

for those who have problems with their residing country - try tor bundle with specifically pointed country exit nodes... don't remember the exact string in settings, i used it for spotify, google for it
just don't install tor as a core component to use it with your main browser - you'll get in troubles with your trackers, use just the browser bundle which will close tor connections after you'll finish with surveys