YOU can get your hands on free high street cards from retailers like Argos, The Entertainer, Amazon and Starbucks with this one simple hack.
By joining the platform LoveRewards, users can earn pennies and rewards by reading emails, completing offers and taking surveys.
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All you need to do is sign up by entering your email address on the website.
You will then be sent a verification code and a temporary password to sign in.
As you log in, the site also asks for your phone number to send a verification code.
Once you’re account is set up, you will then need take a lifestyle quiz which helps the platform establish ad preferences and rewards tailored to you.
This includes questions about your commute, if you own any pets, if you smoke, what your exercise regime is and which region of the country you live in.
LoveRewards also gives new users at 50p sign-up bonus to get started.
Note that the double email and phone verification steps prevents individual users from setting up multiple accounts and redeeming lots of the initial 50p bonus.
You can immediately start earning money by playing online games, reading emails and taking surveys.
Users can also earn by taking up third-party offers advertised on the site but for these, you will likely have to pay money to earn the LoveMoney reward.
For example, we found you can earn £15 on LoveRewards if you sign up to Heroes Lottery with an £8.60 deposit.
This means the amount you ultimately earn is £6.40 through this offer..
Other ways to earn rewards on the site include cashback if you shop at brands via links on LoveRewards and entering the website’s hourly draw for £25.
Users can keep track of their earnings on the website dashboard.
Besides earnings, some users have reported bagging high street voucher cards with stores like Argos, The Entertainer, Amazon and Starbucks.
Users can withdraw earnings or vouchers from the website whenever they want with some reporting online that the payouts are fast and reliable.
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