Sunday 22 July 2012

Swagbucks Daily Goal July 22nd

So, who made all 21 days so far?  It's been a rough go, especially with the week having 90, 100 and 140SB goal days.  It was crazy!  Have to admit while I like the thought of earning extra SB, I'm ready for the goal days to be over for a little while.  I wouldn't mind so much if they were no more than 80SB per day, but 140 was really hard.  They could cut down on how much of a bonus you get, and make the daily goals easier.

I suggest the following bonus opportunities, with highest goal at 80SB per day.  They could also have a "toggle" option.  This bonus opportunity set for those who are more casual swaggers to give them a chance, and then their regular goals, that go up to 140SB per day that I've seen.  Once you pick one, you're stuck with it, but it gives more people a chance to earn.

7 days - 10SB
14 days - 25SB
21 days - 50SB
Full month - 100SB

But thankfully since it's the weekend, today's goal is only 60SB, so I'll likely make that even with being lazy.  Good luck everyone.

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  1. Unknown22 July 2012 at 09:15

    I've probably only made the goal 5 times this month, but I dont try everyday. I just do trusted surveys when I can, get codes, etc. I think my new focus will be getting referrals since I have none.

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    1. Unknown22 July 2012 at 10:38

      I've made them every day so far, but it's been a struggle sometimes. I mainly just have to spend all day every day doing SBTV and it gets very tiring.

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  2. Unknown22 July 2012 at 09:54

    I have had no problems with the daily goals, but I max out SBTV mobile every day. I really think there should be lower goals for people who live in places where SBTV mobile is not available as that 50 SB can make a huge difference in whether or not you can make the higher goals.

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    1. Unknown22 July 2012 at 10:40

      Yes, unfortunately no SBTV Mobile for Canadians. I'd really like to see a "toggle" option, so those that think they can do the higher goals can choose to do them, and then those that want to try the lower goals can choose a lower goal. I don't know if thy'll do it, but I'd love to see it that way.

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