Points2Shop Reviews and Features

Points2Shop

Operated by: Points2Shop LLC
3625 Brookside Parkway, Suite 300 Alpharetta, GA, 30022
Contact: http://www.points2shop.com/contact/index

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Points2Shop is an established online rewards program, or GPT (get-paid-to) website. Earn credits for completing online activities such as surveys and offers, playing games, shopping online, watching videos, and more. Points2Shop also has mobile apps available, making it easier to accumulate even more rewards.

• Complete offers – complete various offers from a wide array of advertisers, and earn credits to your account. Some require credit cards, others do not. These range from activities such as participating in free trials, to obtaining free quotes, to filling out membership applications. Points2Shop claims to have a unique set of advertisers, some not found on other GPT websites.
• Take surveys – there are plenty of surveys available through the website, with many being offered by providers such as Peanut Labs and uSamp.
• Play games – earn points by playing online games. The twist? Bet your points in games against other players – winner takes all! If you’re good at playing video games, this could be a good way to accumulate points quickly.
• Contests - Points2Shop regularly holds contests and lotteries. Contests are typically additional cash rewards for referring members.
• Refer friends and earn – receive up to $1.00 for every American or UK member you refer (get $0.50 when they verify their e-mail address, and an additional $0.50 when they complete their first offer). Additionally, after that, receive up to 15% of what your American referrals earn on the site.

Earn points which can then be redeemed for your choice of the millions of products on Amazon. Essentially, any product that you’d like to purchase on Amazon, you can do so on Points2Shop, using your points. Most products are delivered within a week of their request.

Every point on Points2Shop is worth 1 penny worth of Amazon rewards. Technically, you can request rewards with as little as $1 in your account, but not only will this not buy you much on Amazon, you won’t be able to take advantage of free shipping for the item. It’s best therefore, to wait until you have a healthier points balance before cashing out your balance.

Alternatively, if you’d like to redeem your points for cash, you can do so using Cashle (Point2Shop’s cash payment site) where you can get paid via PayPal, as well as by other online payment processors.

Honor Levels

Points2Shop has 7 different honor levels, all which require different milestones to be achieved. These include things like completing a certain number of offers, requesting payment at least once, referring members, etc. They are: bronze, silver, gold, platinum, elite, diamond, and legend. Each level comes with its own set of benefits. For instance, achieve gold status and instantly receive any PayPal payment requests you make. Special honor levels are also available for “promoters”, or those who have referred a large number of members.

If you Like Amazon, Points2Shop is for you

Points2Shop has been around since 2007 and has over 13 million members, with over 230k Facebook fans. They have millions of members and have awarded over $11.5 million to their users. Points2Shop runs a large forum which has almost one million member posts.

Eligibility: You must be at least 18 years old or at least 13 years old with parental consent to join Points2Shop. Although the website is open to people worldwide, those from the USA, UK, and Canada may find that they have the most success with the website.

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June 7, 2015 by richard from United States

Not wanting to be a nay sayer here, but this one ends up being a turkey!!..i was with them for about 4-5 months and at first they keep track of everything well and above board, you can cash in for what amounts to minor prizes at first..then you start building more and points to cash in for merchandise at Amazon....that is where the problems start...when you finally get your point totals to where you can cash out substantially or for major merchandise lets say a decent police scanner, computer peripherals, or something like Dre headphones..you get a message telling you you need to verify your account with them!!..they make the verification process intimidating as they ask for personal information including actual proof of mailing address and certified copy of a photo ID for starters...i just wanted to cash my points for a decent Amazon prize and they want to put you through "a bunch of crap" to discourage you....even if you manage to verify they will come up with another issue including possibly having more than one account either in the same household or on/from the same ip computer address..which isn't allowed..they call it cheating/multiple accounts whether you or more than one person in your household has an account they don't allow it period!! They don't let you know this caveat of course until your several thousand points and many wasted hours into them...they then proceed to lock your account one way or another so you cannot redeem!..biggest ripoff site out there period!!! They have been reported to BBB and others multiple times over their activities but unfortunately they still operate..should've been shut down legally a long time ago!!

January 26, 2019 by Bobby from United States

Don't join this site whatever you do, they will ban you flat out, I was booted from P2S on 1/23/2018 at approximately 9:30AM, I was a platinum member too and had 68 referrals, this site is one huge joke, they say they have over 10 million members now, but I would like to know how if they are kicking everyone off left and right, I was even obeying their rules, and I received email for fraudulent activity, how the heck do they know what I am doing do they have some powerful satellite that can look into my room and see what I am typing? So do yourself a favor and avoid these clowns.

March 10, 2017 by Salina from United States

My account got blocked for completing the same type of offers.. Meaning I was only watching videos, on mobile. Had 5$, so that's out the window. I hate the offers they have, because all of them are malicious, fake promos. You are just giving them our address and email. or just email. Last time I got blocked for the survey, because of them always being them same answer. Or not the correct responses, I thought we were supposed to put. I really don't know, as an answer.. So I stopped doing surveys.. I never qualify for peanut lab surveys... I pretty much do the same thing in another website. No problems, only that a different survey area must have been restricted from me? No strict rules to my account. Another website restricted video watching to a level.. But this kind of stuff is not written on the rules or terms of service. or to the reason why your account is blocked. Best not to complete the offers in the same area. They want surveys, peanut lab, trialpay, such and such completed in such order. Those are my fave on another website. But trying those again here are complicated. Since I completed a lot of games in another website.

June 15, 2016 by Gregory from United States

Just Finished taking a 30 minute survey, (06-14-2016) got to the end and asked the usual demographics like most surveys, then i hit the submit button and Points2Shop next page tells me "THIS SURVEY WAS NOT A GOOD FIT" Excuse me??????? I just spent 30 mins on this automotive study that NEVER bombed out and they have the nerve to tell me i'm NOT getting paid because its not a good fit. I am REALLY NOT liking that site..... I'm betting they will pocket the $$ i just made. Avoid points2shop, there are many other better survey sites avail.

June 15, 2015 by Kate from United States

I do not recommend this site. Everything was fine when I was using my laptop to access the site at home. However, when I tried to access it on vacation (even with the same laptop), the site locked me out as a hacker. I'm glad that there are security measures in place, but I was forced to email customer support to get my account unlocked (which took at least a week because they didn't believe me). When I got home I tried to access the site on my phone, and it, once again, locked my account. I was pretty fed up, and just wanted to cashout, but it would have taken a lot more effort than it was worth.