Wiiman985

I did this on gaminglagoon.com and it really worked. Took no time to get the required points to get a free Classic Controller. It can easily work for you too. Shipping took less then 5 days.

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oldhack

Seems all you peeps who are toting these "rewards" sites are mostly Newbie posters. Ive looked at all the ones you have posted and yes you can get more WII points selling lemonade than you can with these bogus "take more from you" than they give sites.
None of you have said how many (if any) wii points you have gotten from the sites you say are great.
If anyone has a real "HONEST AND FAIR" way to gain WII points, then ill be glad to support their site.

SO please!!! no more posting REWARD sites that are useless!!

wiiman786

hi can sum1 give me a site that is very good to get free wii points. An easy and safe website plz?

erb247

buy them

oldhack

EXACTLY!!!

yahoowizard

There is NO ONE in this world who is willing to give out free Wii points. The only way for that to happen is if someone decided to waste one million to give out free Wii points to every single person with a Wii.

Wiiman985

Alright, so you're saying that the website thing is fake, well I made the posting above so that I could receive bonus points for posting a positive remark for the website. That's why it seemed to be overly positive.

Saying that, the site does work. I have received a free Classic Controller and 2000 Wii Points. This is done by creating a disposible e-mail address and filling out a relentless list of survey sites and fake information. I only did the free sites, but there are ones that require you to do a paid trial of something (they're worth more points, but the whole point is not to pay anything, plus no one likes the hastle of having to cancel anything)

So with that, gaminglagoon.com (recieved the classic controller and 2000 wii points for them) and prizerebel.com (wii points so far and am about to get a classic controller) both work. The 2000 Wii Point card is sent via E-mail with just the code. Redeem it and you're good to go. The first site worked with a "real" delivery and I'm curious to see if the latter will pay up or if it won't go through with them.

Try these sites at your own risk of course, but I suggest that you create a disposible E-mail account (gmail, yahoo, msn) and if you are only going for the Wii Points which are sent via E-mail, all of your other info can be fake, the E-mail needs to be accurate, but it's going to your disposible account anyways. Just keep your fake info consistent and make sure to use a limited amount of computers (I was banned once with prizerebel.com for using multiple computers, later read that there is a rule to only use "your own computers".

Anyways, just wanted to clear up your doubts. Go ahead and still doubt me. If you really want to take an extra effort to be proven wrong, just PM me and I'll take a screenshot of my fake E-mail with the Wii Code I was sent.

Try it out, get free Wii Points. Enjoy.


PS: If you do decide to try them out, it would be great if you used these links below. I'll get a referral because of it, meaning that every 10 points that you get I will also get 2. Thanks

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erb247

how many is "a relentless list" as in how many hours to get 2000 points

and i salute your honesty, and if i can be bothered to do it i will use your referral

Wiiman985

Each survey ranges from filling a few info pages out and submitting an E-mail and then confirming it and you're done to completing a 8 page survey.

The process also depends on how many of the surveys get approved. Even if you do everything right, you still might get credited sometimes. The ones that for sure work are the ones that you confirm by E-mail.

With that, the first time I got the Wii Points card off of prizerebel.com it took roughly 3 days, at a few hours a day. So I would guesstimate 5 hours. The other prizes I did a few surveys per day and it took about a week/ week in a half.

If you have a job and have extra cash, yes, it is easier to just go out and buy Wii Points, but if you have some free time and don't mind doing some surveys, you can get "free" Wii Points.

A tip when doing surveys is to recognize when a page is one that can be skipped. Usually pages have tons of offers on them that you have to select a bubble saying yes or no. Some of these pages can simply be "skipped" by clicking a link that says to on the page. Not all of these pages have these, but you'll recognize what to look for. Also, a faster way to fill in the bubbles with "no" is to click the first no and alternate hitting "tab" and the "left arrow" on the keyboard. This really speeds up things versus clicking every last bubble with the mouse.