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Provide accurate account and regional details. The intended service may require email confirmation and minimum-age checks.
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Clear briefs, careful submissions, documented review, and visible reward states help everyone know what happens next.
Browse tasksProvide accurate account and regional details. The intended service may require email confirmation and minimum-age checks.
Filter by category, location, reward, and time. Confirm availability and read the full brief before travelling.
Capture only the requested evidence. Keep images clear, truthful, current, and free of unrelated personal data.
Review your answers and evidence, then submit before the deadline. Duplicate submissions are not allowed.
Checks may include evidence quality, brief compliance, consistency, duplicates, location logic, and manual review.
Approved rewards become eligible for the payout sequence. Provider and regional requirements may still apply.
General eligibility can depend on age, country, account standing, and accurate profile information. A particular task can also require a specific store type, region, device capability, or purchase history.
Availability is not guaranteed. Places may fill or a campaign may close before its example deadline. Check the live task state before making a special journey.
Multiple accounts, borrowed identities, automated participation, and resold access undermine fair access and data quality.
Check product, variant, location, date, and required angles before starting.
Avoid blur, glare, heavy cropping, overlays, filters, and screenshots when a current photo is required.
If an item is unavailable, report that honestly. Never stage, alter, or invent a result.
Keep people, payment cards, medical information, and unrelated receipt details out of frame.
Complete the task before the deadline and while a place remains available.
Do not reuse a photograph or answer across tasks unless a brief explicitly permits it.
A transparent rejection should identify the part of the brief that was not satisfied.
Automated submissions, multiple accounts, manipulated photos, false locations, copied receipts, and coordinated duplicate evidence may lead to rejection, reward reversal, account restriction, or investigation.
If a decision appears mistaken, use the documented appeal path and provide the task reference. Do not alter or resubmit evidence unless asked.
Review the brief, confirm your eligibility, and know the reward before you begin.
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