Gift Cards - Is this a legit deal??

[LuxLiving]

Okay all you Gift Carders out there...this came in an email

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I've never done one of these before...time for you GC fanatics to teach an old dog new tricks! What do you guys think?? Legit? What kinds of questions will they ask?

[Ima saver]

Re: Gift Cards - Is this a legit deal??

I have been getting a lot of offers for gift cards since I signed up to do surveys. I never reply to them, because when something is too good to be true, it usually isn't true.

[pearlieq]

Re: Gift Cards - Is this a legit deal??

To think about it logically, who benefits from this? Is there really anyone to whom your answers on a survery are really worth a $1,000 gift card? How would companies stay in business if they were just handing out $1,000 left and right? If there really were a free and easy source of $1,000 gift cards, don't you think you would have heard about it by now? Internet users can regularly crash websites in search of coupons or samples. If there were a free $1,000 gift card to be had it wouldn't be a secret!

Real surveys normally don't pay too much--either points for a small fee ($5 - $15). This is spam.

Please, please understand I don't mean this to be rude or harsh. I'm just trying to talk you through the logic I use when trying to decide if something is legit or not. It can be really hard to tell, and they come up with new offers every day!

[LuxLiving]

Re: Gift Cards - Is this a legit deal??

Well duh Perlieq now that you put it that way it makes perfect sense! I just got interested because of hearing all of the folks around here talking about gift cards and it's virgin territory for me so chalk it up to being a newbie! Thanks for the boink on the head! I needed that!