12:50 PM
revelationx25
Don't even get me started on their new redemption market! I compared it to both swagbucks and lockerz and it outnumbers both of them vastly. They have game consoles, they have gift cards for literally every store, they have electronics-- with the highlights being, in my opinion, the New 2011 MacBook Pro and the Alienware M17X. The list goes on, but in the point-to-dollar ratio, I think that we not only have a good ratio on our side, but we also have a legitimate site and ease of point gain.
On Super Points, their Invitation System has 5 tiers-- your friends, your friends' friends, your friends' friends' friends, and so forth. Pretend you had 4 friends, reasonable number, and each had 2, and each of them had 1. Every time one of them watched a video, or clicked a button, you would get points! Eventually, it gets to the point where you will practically be on autopilot!
On Super Points, members can level through the ranks thrice, by being a: Basic Member, Golden Member, and Platinum Member. Each has its perks, and each is relatively easy to gain. I got platinum on my first day. With platinum, I get one point just for clicking the Super Lucky button every day, I get 100 clicks on the Super Lucky Button (loads of chances to get lucky!), and I make everything my friends, my friends' friends, my friends' friends' friends, and so on make. You can be in the same situation.
YOU NEED AN INVITE TO BE ABLE TO JOIN
Each invite can be used only once so if one doesnt work, move on to the next one. Here are the invites i have at the moment (list will be updated when i get more!):
http://superpoints.com/wrpgs/p1l9vn
http://superpoints.com/wrpgs/bh6zsy
http://superpoints.com/wrpgs/kfpto9
http://superpoints.com/wrpgs/tz5beu
http://superpoints.com/wrpgs/ffw6qf
http://superpoints.com/wrpgs/553gsc
http://superpoints.com/wrpgs/0ajw6j
http://superpoints.com/wrpgs/2tfq0j
