[Anti Alchemist 5]

So I found this site called Lockerz the other day. It's a site where you answer questions, and play games and whatnot. When you do, you earn a form of virtual currency called PTZ. If you have enough PTZ, you can go to Lockerz's store and purchase physical items, such as video games, purses, and even a wide-screen TV.

Now, I know you guys probably think it's too good to be true. But, people have gotten prizes, and uploaded pictures of the prizes, so this site is legit.

Lockerz opens up in October, but with an invite, you can join now and start building up your PTZ for free stuff.


If anyone would like an invite, send me a PM with your email address and I'll get to you ASAP.

[Anti Alchemist 5]

Example image:

http://i26.tinypic.com/4kb2pt.jpg

[Perch]

Sounds interesting. A few questions though:
A) How do they make a profit? They have to somehow right? To get the stuff to give away.

And If it opens in October how have people already got things already? My apologies if i've misunderstood and you already get things with an invite.

[Anti Alchemist 5]

A) Well, I'm not exactly sure, maybe from all the traffic? But, I donno, here's a quote from their FAQ: 3. Is Lockerz a scam: Lockerz is a real company. It is funded by Liberty Media, one of the largest media companies in the US. The Chief Executive Officer of Lockerz is Kathy Savitt, a former executive at Amazon.com and American Eagle Outfitters.

Maybe Liberty Media pays them for their questions. Like they ask brand questions, like "What jeans brand to you prefer?" etc.


B.) People have already got things because the 'marketplace' for it is already opened. You could check it out when you join.

[Draginite]

This Lockerz thing is awesome, but when exactly does the marketplace restock?

[Anti Alchemist 5]

Draginite, on 06 September 2009 - 03:38 PM, said:

This Lockerz thing is awesome, but when exactly does the marketplace restock?

9/15.

[Draginite]

Anti Alchemist 5, on 06 September 2009 - 02:54 PM, said:

9/15.

THANK YOU FOR THE INFO.

[Anti Alchemist 5]

Draginite, on 06 September 2009 - 05:40 PM, said:

THANK YOU FOR THE INFO.

No problem.

This post has been edited by Dude: 06 September 2009 - 08:21 PM

[Live2Die]

That looks neat. Can you clarify that it's legit?

[Dude]

I personally use prizerebel (www.prizerebel.com), and I have received about $25 worth in free stuff from them.

They look very similar, I wonder if one gets you more?

[Anti Alchemist 5]

I've personally never used PrizeRebel... Maybe I'll try it out.

But, to be generous: Link me to a referral by you?

[Dude]

Anti Alchemist 5, on 06 September 2009 - 09:32 PM, said:

I've personally never used PrizeRebel... Maybe I'll try it out.

But, to be generous: Link me to a referral by you?

Sure thing: http://www.prizerebe...ex.php?r=901173

Thanks, I appreciate it!

[Draginite]

I've actually been using PrizeRebel for a while now. It's legit, and if you don't want to receive the spam from all of those offers, just make a new email to use with prizerebel.

I'm hoping to win some microsoft points

[Anti Alchemist 5]

Dude, on 07 September 2009 - 02:00 AM, said:

Sure thing: http://www.prizerebe...ex.php?r=901173

Thanks, I appreciate it!

No problem. Thought I'd help you out since you helped me out. (-:

Question. Does this send me email junk mail or real-mail junk mail?

[Draginite]

Anti Alchemist 5, on 07 September 2009 - 11:15 AM, said:

No problem. Thought I'd help you out since you helped me out. (-:

Question. Does this send me email junk mail or real-mail junk mail?

Some offers ask you if you want them to send you real mail, but just click "email only"

And make a new email just for prizerebel if you dont want all of that junk mail. ;D