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Re: credits

• dazza522 6 Posts

  Fri, Aug 23 2024 1:03 AM

  how does one watch videos and win credits, when they ask for so much personnel data, and wanting me to disable my vpn, to me it is to much privacy data just to win credits and how safe is it, and is there another way of getting credits without all the privacy data requested

• alosso 21,072 Posts

  Sat, Aug 24 2024 6:24 AM

  I consider it safe, but there are some caveats.

  1) Keep in mind that, as an enterprise, they want revenue coming their way.

  2) As an Australian, you are way behind Americans and British people in acceptance by the companies. You won't get as much offers, and credits.

  3) I once formulated: "Get used to the feeling of becoming scammed," meaning that there is an impression that they tend to take more than they give. We've heard a lot here of broken connections and impossible communication, leading to less credits awarded than expected.

  4) Other ways? I'm unpopular for this opinion, but honest labour leads to honest money to buy those credits. My opinion on "free credits": The (expected) outcome of 200 cr per hour would cost me too much of my precious lifetime. I'd rather limit my spendings if necessary.

• pdiehm 292 Posts

  Mon, Aug 26 2024 4:54 AM

  i watch 75 videos every morning with my coffee as my work systems fire up.  takes about 25 minutes, and I get a bunch of 5 second videos, which makes it super nice.  

   

  1,075 credits per week.  

   

  That said, I wish WGT would follow TapSports credit philosophy.  No emulators, 1 device logged on at a time.  TapSports has a 500 credit per day allowance (mind you, their videos are 5 credits, with random 10 credit ones).  Would love for WGT to adopt that coding, and maybe increase the daily credits to 250 or 300 as you can't run an autoclicker script based on the coding and how most videos have several clicks to obtain the reward, which would screw up an autoclicker.