nyj1218
CAGiversary!
^^what rig said. The first page has lots and lots of good info. Read it, re-read it, and re-re-read it. If you look on other pages of the thread, you'll see your fellow CAGs answering questions that others have had, so don't hesitate to come here for help.
2 last tips to anyone new out there and might be considering giving this a go:
E-Mail Address - make a new one for this site, and sign up for offers with it. It will be easier for you to track your offer confirmations and such. And plus, everytime you give away your email to any website your liable for that address being sold to advertisers, and you wind up with spam/junk mail, which is a part of the Internet that is better left out of your personal, business or school email.
Identity Theft - when you sign up for an offer, you are more than likely going to be paying for something, meaning you will be asked for personal info like your name, address and credit card. While these offers are usually harmless (in that regard), you should always be cautious when giving out this info. I reccomend using a form of payment that is not directly tied to your bank account, such as a debit card from cvs
2 last tips to anyone new out there and might be considering giving this a go:
E-Mail Address - make a new one for this site, and sign up for offers with it. It will be easier for you to track your offer confirmations and such. And plus, everytime you give away your email to any website your liable for that address being sold to advertisers, and you wind up with spam/junk mail, which is a part of the Internet that is better left out of your personal, business or school email.
Identity Theft - when you sign up for an offer, you are more than likely going to be paying for something, meaning you will be asked for personal info like your name, address and credit card. While these offers are usually harmless (in that regard), you should always be cautious when giving out this info. I reccomend using a form of payment that is not directly tied to your bank account, such as a debit card from cvs