Welcome to my guide on how to get Free Xbox Live Gift Codes
So you're probably here at this page because you want to earn Xbox Live Gift Codes, PSN codes, or even an Xbox One or a PS4. Well I can help you with whatever ambition you have.
But first, let's see if you are cut out for the job. So that I don't waste your time, I'll just give you a brief description of what this is about. If you do not wish to do the following, then you can click out of this page.
Alright so this will require a computer and some time, patience, and motivation to complete research surveys. Research surveys are questionnaires that are sponsored by advertising companies, research teams, and major corporations. All they ask is for your opinion and they compensate you from $0.50 to as high as $10 per survey. These are not the annoying spam surveys that you probably have seen before. This is way different as they are research surveys that gather your opinion on certain products or matters. Most surveys will not ask for your personal information and if you do come along surveys that do, you can always give fake information. This is something that I have been doing for quite some time now and made over $4000 in a year. And I am working on increasing that number every year. I'll go alot more into detail about this later on in this guide.
So given that, are you comfortable with completing research surveys? If not, then you can stop reading and click out of this page. But if you are comfortable and interested, then keep reading on.
Now that we got that off our hands, let's get to how this all works and what you will have to do in order to get Xbox Live Gift Codes or whatever you desire.
We will be working on a website called PrizeRebel, a GPT site that pays you for each research survey you complete. There are other things you can do for payment but research surveys are the best for big compensation and it will get you closer to your goal.
Now I know what you're thinking, is this all too good to be true? Is this all a scam? Is this just like the rest of the scam guides and websites out there that exhibit fake promises of Free Xbox Live Gift Codes? Well that's perfectly normal if you think that way and I was sceptical about this at first. But I went ahead, did a few research surveys, and saw that it was indeed legitimate. And now here I am, making big cash and saving money towards future investments.
And now I would like to help you do the same. Except lets start with Xbox Live Gift Codes and then you will see how this can translate into bigger rewards like an Xbox One, PS4, etc. So if this truly interests you, then lets continue and get started right now
So lets signup for an account at PrizeRebel. Click the banner below and you'll be redirected to PrizeRebel. I use my real info for my PrizeRebel account but if you feel uncomfortable about giving your name, an alias or fake name works too. Same goes for your email but make sure you have access to the email you give.
It might ask you a bunch of questions after submitting your information so simply say no to them all or skip them.
Now you will be presented with the homepage. On this page, you will see a bunch of offers and tabs for various things you can do to earn points. You can take the guided tour that pops up if you wish. You will get free points if you take the tour.
We are interested in doing the research surveys for now. Later on, you might be interested in doing the annoying offers but for now, we will avoid those. So go to the earn tab, then click surveys.
You will be presented with more tabs of research surveys.
The green surveys are kind of hard to do. Sometimes I will get a survey to complete, and sometimes I wont. And it takes more time than it should to complete them. So I typically avoid them and you should too. The Daily Gold surveys are where the points are at. These are the research surveys that will pay you the majority of your points. I will go over the Gold Surveys later. The Your Surveys are also where the points are at. These are very easy research surveys and I highly recommend that you do these. And they pay out 85 points. The Silver Surveys are what I refer to as the high roller surveys. They payout from 50 points to over 900 points however, they are a gamble. And by a gamble, I mean you are gambling a little bit of time and the right information to get qualified. If you get disqualified, then you lose out on the big points that the research survey promises to payout. I do the Silver Surveys from time to time and its a great way to get big points. The Opinion World surveys are good too. They payout 60 points a survey but sometimes they can get tedious to complete. I also do these from time to time. Peanut Labs is more of an annoying offer section that we will avoid for now. I only do offers on there from time to time if I need a couple of points. uSamp is also the same as Silver Surveys. And lastly, Precision is more of personalization surveys. They are research surveys that are relevant to you and they are kind of like the Silver Surveys in the sense that they payout big and that they are targeted towards certain people.
Now that we went over what the different research surveys are, lets talk about the rules and the identity/profile that you will be when completing research surveys.
The rules of completing research surveys are simple.
One, use a specific identity/profile to answer demographic and classification questions. Research surveys usually only want certain types of people to complete their surveys and if we don't meet their specific qualifications, then you get what's called a disqualification from the survey. This is normal, but usually it's a waste of your time and you want to minimize disqualifications as much as possible
Here's the two profiles I use to complete surveys. I switch between these two profiles to avoid quotas. Mix it up if you wish.
30 years old, born in 1984, White and Hispanic, zip code: 90017 or 93312, state: California, employed full time, have 1 child a boy that is aged 14 years old, have a bachelors degree or attended a 4 year college, 70k+ income, work in the Banking/Financial industry and work in the IT department of a company.
60 years old, born in 1954, Asian and Hispanic, zip code: 89101, state: Nevada, employed full time, have 1 child a boy that is aged 14 years old, have a bachelors degree or attended a 4 year college, 100k+ income, work in the Banking/Financial industry and work in the IT department of a company.
Two, Whenever a survey asks if you work in advertising or if advertising/marketing is in the list of professions, 98% of the time say no or none of the above. There are a very few surveys that actually do want specific occupations like electricians or brokers or HVAC technicians but you should be given a hint on that before you enter the survey.
Three, Always try to appeal to what the survey wants. For example, if the survey is about alcohol, then it's going to want 21+ males or females that love beer and liquor and ales and ciders that drink almost every day of the month and love almost every known brand of alcohol.
Four, DO NOT speed through a survey and submit it. Most of the time, you will get disqualified and it will be a complete waste of time and energy. Most surveys have timers programmed in them to check if you're speeding through the survey. If you speed through a survey, say for example finish an estimated 20 minute survey in only 5 minutes, then you get disqualified. The best way to prevent this is to wait 5-10 minutes right as soon as you reach the classification questions before submitting and finishing the survey (the questions that ask race, income, zipcode at the end of a survey).
Five, Watch out for the dreaded control questions. These questions are in place to check if you are paying attention to the survey or if you're just quickly clicking and submitting. They can be in the form of a simple "Please check strongly agree" or questions that get asked repetitively throughout the survey to check for redundancy or even a simple trivia question. Always make an effort to answer the control questions correctly or else you will get insta-disqualified and waste time and get super frustrated and want to wreck shit up. Especially after doing a super long survey.
Six, If the description of a survey says false or invalid info will lead to the reversal of points earned or even to the closure of your PrizeRebel account, stay far the fuck away from it. It's a 50/50 risk you take and I actually did get a few reversals myself so I know they are not kidding around when they say that. And they are definitely not kidding around when they say they will close your account. The general exception to this rule would probably be the Green Surveys. I have got point reversals from completing those surveys so I just avoided the Green Surveys after that point.
Seven, If you first do a survey and meet the prerequisites/qualifications questions and answer everything correctly but still get disqualified after the prerequisites/qualifications questions, then that means that the quota for the information you submitted is full for the survey. You would have to tweak around with your identity/profile like maybe add on some years to your age or use a different race or gender if you come across the same survey again. Changing your identitiy to a 50-60 year old female does wonders sometimes.
Eight, In regards to the Silver Surveys, be very careful with the profile and information you use. Some of the advertisers that run those surveys actually check if the information is valid and if they see it's invalid, then they will notify PrizeRebel and you will get a not so nice email from the PrizeRebel manager telling you to stop using fake information or else your account will get closed. So if you do the Silver Surveys, be sure to avoid the health surveys and try to use genuine as possible answers on the surveys. The payout is big and rewarding if you pull it off correctly.
Nine, When you're done doing surveys for the day, clear your cookies in your browser of choice. This helps to avoid confusion with the survey tracker and so that you actually get credited for every survey you do. You don't want to complete surveys only to find out that you didn't receive credit for them at all. Trust me, it has happened to me several times now and it pisses me off every time.
TIPSThe best part about the Gold Surveys is that it tells you exactly what you need to answer for the pre-qualification questions in order to qualify and they are usually worth 80 to 175 points (80 cents to $1.75). For example, if the description says M/F 18+ Hispanic Must live in the following zip codes:85001, etc, then by all means use that info to qualify yourself into the survey. Just follow what the description tells you and you can easily get these surveys completed. Try to complete them when they have been recently added to PR as the quotas on these surveys can fill up fast!
Some acronyms that the Gold Survey's descriptions uses. AA = African American. DMAs = demographics. YO = years old. M/F = male/female. ITDM = infomation technology decision maker. There are more that they use but these are the basic ones.
Now lets complete your first research survey! I highly recommend that you start off with Your Surveys because they are the easiest to complete.
Click on the Your Surveys tab. You will be redirected to the Your Surveys panel. If the first thing you see is PrizeRebel at the top, a nice brunette chick holding a laptop, and a field that is asking for you to enter an email, then go ahead and enter your email in and continue. Next you should see a page full of demographics questions. Simply fill out the questions with the identity/profile I mentioned earlier. If the first thing you see is a page that says "Account Issues" at the top and an explanation saying that you are blocked from Your Surveys, then do not worry. There is a way around this and I will explain how to get around this. If the first thing you see is a bunch of demographic questions like date of birth, yearly income, etc, then go ahead and fill all that info out. Remember, use the identity/profile that I explained earlier. Mix it up from time to time so that you will avoid those dreaded quotas and disqualifications.
If you did get the Account Issues page, then that means that the Your Surveys panel blocked your account from accessing their surveys for some reason. But hey, you can get around this easily. All you have to do is clear your cookies or if you're in private browsing mode, close out of all your private browsing windows and log back into PrizeRebel. Now find your account ID number. If you hover your cursor over any offer or survey, your browser should show you a URL in the bottom left corner. Take note of the last 7-8 digits in this URL. Or you can head on over to the main page and scroll down to where it says "Earn more points!" You should see a URL underneath that. Take note of the last 7-8 digits of that URL. Now that you have your account ID number, type this URL into your browser: http://www.prizerebel.com/go/41666/xxxxxxx (replace the x's with your account ID number). Also, make sure that you do input your account ID number into the URL correctly or else you will not receive points for completing a survey.
You should be redirected to a page that says PrizeRebel at the top, a nice looking brunette chick holding a laptop, and a field that is asking for your email. For the email, use a different email other than the one you used to create your PrizeRebel account. It doesn't have to be your email it can be anything. Just be sure to remember the email. If you use the email you used to create your PrizeRebel account, then you will just be brought back to the account issues page. If this happens, just clear your cookies or close out of your private browsing window and paste the URL in again and use a different email. You should be brought to a page of demographic questions and you will be able to complete surveys like normal.
Now go on, follow the rules to completing surveys listed on this guide, complete research surveys, and earn Xbox Live Gift Codes. I will be posting up videos of me doing surveys and hopefully I can have answer keys to surveys on here as well. I will be updating this blog with more information as time passes.
