Pros and Cons of Swagbucks

Pros

• Tasks are straightforward 
  You’re unlikely to run into too many problems when completing a Swagbucks task, as the platform offers straightforward instructions. The surveys are written in plain English and the questions are always relevant to the topic at hand. 
• Tasks don’t require much effort 
  They certainly won’t stimulate the minds of anyone looking for a challenge, but they will make you a bit of cash for little effort. Swagbucks tasks are notoriously easy and energy efficient.  
• Variety of tasks 
  Completing survey after survey can get pretty mundane, especially if you’re not being paid a lot for it. With so much variety in the tasks available on Swagbucks, including games, you’re unlikely to give up due to boredom.  
• Free signup 
  With Swagbucks, you don’t have to pay to join, nor do you have to pay a subscription fee to keep completing tasks. There is no limit to the number of tasks you can complete per day. Essentially, any cent you make after signing up will feel like you’re in profit.  
• Pays via PayPal 
  While the minimum withdrawal amount may take you some time to reach, being able to withdraw cash directly into your PayPal account is a bonus. Unless you’re converting currencies, you shouldn’t be charged a fee for your withdrawal.  
• Flexibility and number of available tasks 
  Swagbucks tasks can be completed at all hours of the day, making them flexible around your schedule. With so many different tasks and surveys on the site, you’re also unlikely to ever run out. 

Cons  

• You won’t get rich quick 
  It’s either a testament to the legitimacy of the platform, or a disappointment to new users, but Swagbucks won’t make you a living. It is purely a side income source, with very low hourly rates.   
• Not all surveys are available 
  For most surveys on Swagbucks, you’ll be required to take part in a pre-survey screener, which determines whether you’re the right person for the job. Be prepared for rejection, as you won’t be granted access to all surveys. While you’ll be compensated very slightly if you’re not accepted, the constant rejection is incredibly frustrating.  
• Need to share information 
  While Swagbucks is legitimate, sharing your information over the internet can still make you feel vulnerable. The platform will require your full name and location as well as a handful of other details. 
• Handing out your email address 
  A lot of the tasks on Swagbucks will require you to sign up to apps and games using your email address. This can result in a bombardment of emails sent to your account if you’re not careful.  
• Minimum withdrawal thresholds 
  After completing a task, you won’t be able to redeem your rewards instantly, as you’ll have to meet minimum withdrawal thresholds. These are relatively low for gift cards, but if you want to withdraw to a PayPal account, you’ll need to generate $25 worth of rewards.