I tried to get back I to it but just found myself stuck since most of the offers are rather difficult to get to credit and didn't really see anything new besides the new offer wall which is full of apps that sometimes credit and sometimes don't. It isn't a fault of the site. It's the damn offer walls.
Thank you for sharing...I know it can be hard to find new offers once you have done them all or done them at another site already. We will be adding more walls in the next few weeks. I will update this thread once we have them successfully integrated. Be sure to check back with us!
IMHO the people who run this site are straigh-ahead honest folks but some of the offers in their offerwalls are straight-up viruses and scams. Just use caution. Like I said, the GaB staff are quite cool and helpful, but some of those products on those offer walls are to be distrusted.
Thanks for the compliment! As you mentioned, download offers are known to occasionally have malware or other undesirables bundled with them...For this reason we highly recommend using
www.sandboxie.com to complete download offers.
What is Sandboxie?(The following quote is from the FAQ at sandboxie.com)
What is Sandboxie and how is it different than other solutions?
Think of your PC as a piece of paper. Every program you run writes on the paper. When you run your browser, it writes on the paper about every site you visited. And any malware you come across will usually try to write itself into the paper.
Traditional privacy and anti-malware software try to locate and erase any writings they think you wouldn't want on the paper. Most of the times they get it right. But first the makers of these solutions must teach the solution what to look for on the paper, and also how to erase it safely.
On the other hand, the Sandboxie sandbox works like a transparency layer placed over the paper. Programs write on the transparency layer and to them it looks like the real paper. When you delete the sandbox, it's like removing the transparency layer, the unchanged, real paper is revealed.