Thread: iGiver

What is an iGiver???

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iGiver

1. What is it? When should I give it?

iGiver is similar to ebay feedback and is mandatory that you leave it for your inviter upon receiving an invite or bonuses. You may also leave an iGiver for someone to whom you have given an invite if you feel they have been either an exceptional invitee or terrible one (for instance, if they caused you to lose your account or invite privileges by keeping a poor ratio.)The higher a person's iGiver is, the higher the number of invites they have handed out.

It can be positive (+1), neutral (0), or negative (-1).

2. When shouldn't I give it?

You should not give iGiver if you have not been either a giver or receiver. iGiver should not be given in place of rep.

3. How to give iGivers?

There are two simple ways:

• a) click the number of iGivers in user's iGiver counter in the top-left corner of his post (eg. for iGiver: (4) - you click 4)
  b) click "Submit Feedback For [username]"
  c) fill out the feedback form
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• a) enter user's public profile by clicking his nickname
  b) click "View all feedbacks for [username]"
  c) click "Submit Feedback For [username]"
  d) fill out the feedback form
  
  Note: You're able to give each user only 1 iGiver a day. Also, giving iGiver to the same person more than once is not counted in the total stats (but it's listed and you still have to iGiver them!).

If you still don't understand how to iGiver, read these instructions:

• How to Give an iGiver

Tip: iGiver was once called 'iTrader' - you may encounter it reading some older posts. They are the same thing, only the name has changed.

Originally Posted by Hearts

iGiver

1. What is it? When should I give it?

iGiver is similar to ebay feedback and is mandatory that you leave it for your inviter upon receiving an invite or bonuses. You may also leave an iGiver for someone to whom you have given an invite if you feel they have been either an exceptional invitee or terrible one (for instance, if they caused you to lose your account or invite privileges by keeping a poor ratio.) The higher a person's iGiver is, the higher the number of invites they have handed out.

It can be positive (+1), neutral (0), or negative (-1).

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