That, and it takes ages to accumulate enough points to redeem them for anything worthwhile. You're basically getting a couple of cents per activity, if that, and you have to at least 1600 points in most cases to redeem them for a $10 gift card.
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If you sign up for mypoints, you will get emails that you can "read" and get points for each one. I usually click on the link they want you to read and immediately close it. Or you can search like with swagbucks and receive points. I've redeemed over 130,000 points to date.
I got invite to the Happy Egg Co campaign, but I'm not sure if I'm going to do it. I did a google search and came up with a lot of entries about the hens being neglected/abused. I know from past experience with Bzzagent that if I mention something like that in a review I'll be penalized. In the Coppertone campaign I said that I wouldn't purchase the product because of their animal testing policy, and my review was given a rating of "fair", even though it met all the qualifications for at least a "good".According to their facebook it looks like a new campaign will be coming up sometime today... I have no clue what it could be. It's in some way "egg"-related? :blink:
edit: Ok, it's literally EGGS. That's cool
Ugh, that's a tough one! On the one hand, you want to be rewarded for your efforts, and that's terrible if they penalize you for your ethical stance. On the other hand, if everyone just gives these products glowing reviews because they don't want to be penalized, it's that much more skewed information being put out there.
The problem is when you accept something that you are interested in or think you will like, and it has major problems or is a disappointment. Like I love skincare and I love Paula's Choice, so what if I had accepted one of their campaigns and had a bad reaction or poor results? Any skin care product is not going to work for at least some people. My choice would be either to lie or to be penalized? That's terrible.
I looove it! Granted, I tried all of the flavors before the Bzz Campaign (for which I just got my samples today, too.) It isn't like....brushing your teeth with Nutella, haha. It reminds me more of like Thin Mint or something and still is toothpaste-y to me. I was surprised that I liked it but we were at Target and my bf literally begged me to get one of each of the trial sizes for our house a month or so ago.
