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Dec 11, 2015

Amazon vouchers and City Cost

I want to earn Amazon vouchers with City-cost.com but I don't use Twitter. I can make lots of blog posts, but will that earn me points? Is being active on this site fruitless unless you use Twitter? I somehow hooked up this city-cost account with my facebook; I also entered my birthday and all sorts of other information while filling out the surveys--what's the privacy policy? Am I selling my soul for an amazon voucher?

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maynestacy

maynestacy

Housewife, mother, paid English conversation partner, editor, writer, Japanese student, yoga practitioner, Forest Therapy practitioner, former equestrian, current urban cyclist/explorer, fan of international exchange offices, community centres, libraries and Japan Post, ecologist, social activist, festival goer, outdoors enthusiast, adventurer, animal lover, healthy-living advocate, seeker, net addict (in remission?!).

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  • City-Cost

    City-Cost

    on Dec 11

    Dear maynestacy, Thank you for joining us at City-Cost, and for your recent blog posts. I'm sure they'll be useful for other users. Of course, yours and any other user's blog posts are given points redeemable for Amazon vouchers, regardless of any campaign we may be running. You can see what other actions are given points on your profile page, as well as keep track of how many points you have. The current campaign we are running is being conducted through Twitter, as such part of the entry requirement is to retweet and share entries on that forum. We do plan to run further campaigns in the future using other mediums. (Of course, if you wish to create a Twitter account and join the campaign you are still able to do that). In regards to any personal information given on City-Cost (in any section); none of this will be shared or disclosed without gaining your consent first. You can find our privacy policy at the link below: https://www.city-cost.com/pages/privacy If you have any further questions with regards to anything on City-Cost please ask at any time. You can also email us at webmaster@city-cost.com In the meantime, thanks again maynestacy, for finding us and creating great blog posts. Kind regards, City-Cost

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  • Ashes

    Ashes

    on Feb 20

    You may be selling your soul for an Amazon voucher, but with said voucher you can buy cheese. Worth it.

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