Jennifer F.

Pinchme was okay if still a little scammy originally but in the last year, it's straight garbage. It is impossible to qualify for any product that isn't a cheap little peace of candy or off brand face mask that isn't actually good for your skin. The coin offers now required keep going down in amounts and most of the digital offers don't give you the coins you were promised. Forget getting a gift card you were promised in trade for an offer. It's not going to happen and your emails about it will go unanswered. Trust, though, that if you do sign up for a digital offer, your info will end up being sold so fast you'll be inundated with scam calls, texts, and emails before the next day. It's too much work for a nestle mini crunch bar. And no one out of dozens of groups, reddit boards, and discords I'm in has ever qualified for any of the big ticket items we encouraged to apply for. Overall it's a huge scam to get your info to sell.

Treatspot is a great website to find new products to try. I can see how someone might not be absolutely certain this is legit from the website alone, but social media engagement definitely increases your chances of getting chosen and is also pretty fun to read and discuss things in the comments of those posts. They give away several products on each Facebook post alone. I genuinely enjoy participating! And trying new products is always a great time!