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Prize Rebel? + Runescape

August 28, 2009 at 01:44 | In Everything | 5 Comments

So, we’ve all been told by our parents that we should never click those ads that tell us we are the 1,000,000th visitor. They told us it was a scam. Well, they were right. However, a certain website has figured out a way to take advantages of these scams, and that website would be Prize Rebel.

They give you “credit” for clicking through scam ads and scam surveys. No, you don’t have to enter your real information to click through them. I use an address in Schnecetady, New York, which gives me an easy way to scam the scammer

There are a few drawbacks to this. IF you do not live in the US, UK, Canada, or Australia, you cannot take advantage of the scam ads. However, you can use a proxy to get by this. And I think everyone here knows, by now, how to use a proxy.

Click here to sign up for Prize Rebel. A big thanks to Zeon for showing me this awesome website!

You are probably wondering why I put Runescape in the title. Well, I have decided that I am going to make an account there in the distant future. However, I couldn’t today and I know I can’t tomorrow, as I have been very busy. I am thinking about what class I should choose and all that, and I’m also going to get Doom, Bev, and Wyverix to teach me how it all works.

I’d go look for more to blog about but I’m just too tired :I Thanks for reading.

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I just went throught an amazing survey… “What type of contraceptional jelly do you use” ;D

Comment by Zeon — August 28, 2009 #
Lol im getting “unconventional” surveys to say the least.
“What contraceptional jelly do you use”
“Choose from Viagra Soft, Cialis, Katagra”

Comment by Zeon — August 28, 2009 #
(2 seperate surveys)

Comment by Zeon — August 28, 2009 #
LOL, wow.
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When do you get all these surveys to work? Whenever I do them it says I am ineligible for their survey which is stupid.

Comment by Enox — August 28, 2009 #
Have you tried using socks/proxies? They should do the trick.

Comment by Zeon — August 28, 2009 #