Can a bad review still be good?
Published on July 15, 2014
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I've just posted my newest review to my website and I am less than pleased with it. It was, by far, the hardest I've reviewed, not the hardest to write but the most difficult experience of participating in the program, because I personally don't like paid survey sites and this online rewards site is just a paid survey site in disguise.
This is my review:
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The program is called Swagbucks and I really needed to write this blog to say what I really think of it because I had to stay reasonably diplomatic in my review because it's a review and it's supposed to be non-biased, but sheesh friends, I can't believe people spend their lives on this site.
Nothing wrong with the site, or the concept, the renumeration is pitiful, that is its only issue, but I spoke to people who spend 10 hours a day doing online surveys on this site to try and earn more of these imaginary $$$ to redeem for a $5 voucher. It made me crazy.
Now I must bite the bullet and go promote the review on my social media networks and just cry silent tears when people join Swagbucks to improve their financial situation.
At least WE all got it!
Peace
Jo
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