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Swagbucks  is a site that allows you to earn cash/rewards in a variety of ways. I’ve used them off and on over the last few years, and am now just getting around to writing a thorough review of them. They’re Legit Because of the nature of sites like this, there are always people quickly labeling things a scam. And I just want to set the record straight that it is not a scam. Here are my reasons why they are legit: 100% free to join. They have a  A+ rating with the BBB  (the biggest scam watchdog site). The company began in 2005, so they have been around a LONG time in internet years. They have 1,800,000 Facebook fans (that’s got to say something). I have received multiple paypal payments from them as well as Amazon gift cards.  To me the #1 thing that makes a scam is something that takes your money, and these guys definitely pay. And for those die-hard skeptics out there, here is a screenshot of a payment I received from them via pay...

You’ve seen the ads floating around the internet. Usually in places like your Facebook sidebar or in pop-up ads on popular sites. Deceptive text shouting promises like: “Earn $6,000/week from home! It’s easy! Sign up here! “ scammyfineprintprintblahblahblah ” To those I say a big fat “Pfffffftttt, yeah right!” A few years ago, I was constantly seeing those dumb ads, and every time I saw one I’d sigh wistfully, wishing there really was a legitimate way that I could earn some money without giving up on my desire to be at home with my kids. Long-time readers here at R+H know that  money has been super tight  over the last few years as we have gone through hubs’ flight training to become a pilot. He has been employed as a flight instructor (you know – the guy  teaching  the future pilots of your commercial flights in airlines around the world  how to fly …) but it pays abysmally. Absolutely shamefully, really. Most flight instructors are young, unmarried gu...