I filled out 3 offers though FaceBook application Sorority Life in exchange for 'brownie points'. The first offer was for netflix and was to be credited in minutes. I still have not received the points after almost 3 weeks. I was repeatedly told by gambit that they could not verify w/the sponsor that offer was completed through their link. I contacted netflix directly and they said everything was done properly. I told this to gambit as well as including the email from netflix confirming my subscription and they have yet to credit me.
I filled out an offer for literary guild.included the email, a copy of my paypal acct showing payment and was told that they had to verify w/sponsor. I contacted literary guild directly and they said they appreciated my business and were sending email confirming my acct thru FaceBook. I emailed gambit for an update and haven't heard back as of yet. It's been almost 2 weeks for an offer that is supposed to pay out in 6 days.
Lastly i signed up for blockbuster online rental. I forwarded the email from blockbuster as well as a copy of my paypay acct showing authorization from blockbuster to gambit. The same story i was told that they needed to 'verify the email' whatever that means. The offer says it pays out in 45 minutes and it has been almost one week.
The bottom line is that the integrity of sponsor offers is at stake. I filled out the offer in good faith and signed up for these sponsors that i only filled out to receive my rewards (brownie points) and word is rapidly spreading throughout the SL family NOT to fill out offers because they are a rip off. Not only is this bad for gambit, but the sponsors who are relying on gambit to bring them clients and for facebook who relies on the support of sponsors, apps, etc for it's revenue. I am owed a total of 299 brownie points (108-netflix, 101-literary guild, 90-blockbuster). I included account numbers with my inquiries as well as emails and still have been given the runaround. Not cool gambit!
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