WOW! Enter the code when you sign up and you'll see 60 Swagbucks in your account. This code will be good until March 4.
Today is the second birthday. You will notice that your Swagbucks are multiplied by 10. The cost of prizes are also multiplied by 10. There were no price increases on the prizes, it is proportional.
Here is important info for today:
* Today there will be a lot of Swag Code giveaways.
* Starting today, the way to earn free bucks with the toolbar is to be logged in through the toolbar, not just having it visible.
* View the 'no obligation' special offers (link in the left column at Swagbucks) to get a free code at the end.
* There is a new Swagstakes Portal with lots of Swagstakes running at all time. Some contests will be limited entry so the odds for a user to win are greater. Some prizes include $100 Amazon gift card, Sony Bravia
32" TV, Amazon Kindle, iPod Touch, etc.
Take a look, the site has been redesigned: Swagbucks
Why would Swagbucks go to the trouble to multiply everything by 10, when nothing really changes? I'm not sure, but I think that it means they can give smaller rewards for more activities. For example, 5 Swagbucks now could be a reward for whatever, where in the past, that would have been 1/2 a Swagbuck and that increment didn't exist.
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