Upromise and E-Rewards - Page 2

suesaving · 12-30-2008, 07:57:26 AM

LOVE e-rewards. Mhammann, you may try using a different e-mail. My husband and
I both have an account, two different e-mails, one computer, no problem.

Lori63 · 12-30-2008, 08:21:20 AM

Originally Posted by mhammann

It says that if you are already a e-rewards member you can't do it. Is there a way around this?

I had to quit and rejoin using another email. I do seem to be getting more surveys since I did that, and I never found any rewards I needed otherwise so it 's been a good change.

frugalfamilymom · 03-11-2009, 10:31:14 PM

Erewards is fairly new, I think. I started when I got my invite last year sometime. I am nearly to the $100 level, which will give me $50 in Upromise points. I think it is worth it. When I don't qualify, which is often, I at least get a small dollar amount for responding. Today I did a survey that I qualified for and earned 18.50! I think it is wonderful, especially since I can't make what I used to be able to get just from shopping. Years back many more merchants tried it out.

snafu4me · 03-12-2009, 06:48:18 AM

Originally Posted by frugalfamilymom

I am nearly to the $100 level, which will give me $50 in Upromise points. I think it is worth it.

ditto ~ i'm soooo close ~

snafu4me · 07-18-2009, 12:15:29 PM

FINALLY got to the $100 mark to cash out for $50 from Upromise ~ anyone else make it ???

Originally Posted by frugalfamilymom

Erewards is fairly new, I think. I started when I got my invite last year sometime. I am nearly to the $100 level, which will give me $50 in Upromise points. I think it is worth it. When I don't qualify, which is often, I at least get a small dollar amount for responding. Today I did a survey that I qualified for and earned 18.50! I think it is wonderful, especially since I can't make what I used to be able to get just from shopping. Years back many more merchants tried it out.