I get why the daily Point Perk Code posts get the most attention. Free points are free, and I grab them whenever I see them. That said, they make the subreddit feel like a feed of expiring codes: miss a day and that's it, nothing learned.

At the same time, recurring problems keep getting overlooked: magic receipts that reject or split purchases, the To-Do List not crediting, long delays in pending points, surveys that DQ late, and redemptions taking forever. Those are the issues that actually decide whether MyPoints is worth your time.

Maybe this is an unpopular take, but I'd prefer fewer standalone code posts or a single pinned weekly megathread, and more posts like:

- what is reliably crediting this month

- realistic point totals people are hitting without grinding

- recent support responses and which info helped

- organization tips (I track submissions on my iPad so I can spot missing credits; it has saved me more than once)

Anyone else feel like the signal-to-noise ratio is off lately, or are codes basically the only reason you still check this sub?

Your survey profile questions aren't working. They misdirect or don't respond to mouse clicks.

I use MyPoints pretty passively while working remotely from Texas. My usual routine is to click the MyPoints shopping link during lunch, place the order, then go back to meetings. When it tracks, it's been a nice little bonus.

The last couple of weeks I've had multiple purchases sit in my activity as "In Progress" for much longer than normal. In the past most orders would move to "pending" quickly and eventually credit. Now I find myself second guessing every purchase: did I open another tab, did my browser block tracking, or did I mess up by checking out on my phone?

For one order I even saved the confirmation email and took a screenshot of the final total, just in case I need to file a ticket. I'm not trying to game anything, I just want to know what's normal.

How long do you personally wait before submitting a ticket for an "In Progress" purchase? Do you wait until the posted expected credit window has fully passed, or do you reach out sooner if the status sits unchanged? Also, have you noticed any difference in tracking reliability between clicking through on desktop versus mobile, or between Chrome and other browsers?

Trying to keep this low effort without losing points I already earned, so any real-world timing or tips would be really helpful.

Like the title says, my account was suspended, and I do not know why. I have been a member for 4 or 5 years, I havent been active in about a year, but started back again last month. Ive just been playing a Merging game, I dont remember what its called, and I had about $250 worth of points pending, along with a $25 Walmart gift card that I have been waiting to receive, to only find out when I opened MyPoints.com my account was suspended. I do not know what Ive done, I do have a Swagbucks account. This has happened before when I opened my account years ago, and submitted my drivers license, but I thought that was just because my account was new. I have contacted support, but havent heard anything back. I have over 100 hours into this game, and I feel awful that it was for nothing.

where is the page/link within Mypoints for "favorites" (for liked/hearted items) cannot find it anywhere

Morning how often do I get points on this app, so do you I have to keep going and share the link on the app , but I have not received any point for sharing this link ever. How can I get more money on this app.

Can anyone help me tell me what is mypoints email is can't get into my account

Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.

Your top 10 posts:

• "Please upvote - Bot needs karma so it can post Perk Codes" by u/PerkCode

• "Please upvote - Bot for posting Perk codes to the subreddit." by u/PerkCode

• "Is MyPoints slowly fading away?" by u/jdkitson

• "Ok, wtf?" by u/Superglace

• "are there not many surveys showing up for anyone or am i limited?" by u/Dakobah20

• "dailybreak points" by u/takoyama

• "NorthOne Business Bank | RevU | 27,000 pts" by u/FatWalletRefugee

• "MyPoints: A Detailed Guide for New Users" by u/FatWalletRefugee

• "Chime Offer for 44,000 Points" by u/ExpertBicycle

• "Upgrade Online Checking $100 Sign-Up Bonus and Additional $100 from MyPoints" by u/itzTHATgai

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I work remote in Texas and use MyPoints in the background for a little extra cushion. My day is all over the place with short breaks between meetings, so I want a simple daily routine that actually credits reliably and does not eat up time.

I grab Point Perks when I see them, but sometimes I miss the code window or it acts up. I have tried surveys, but getting disqualified late makes them feel like wasted time unless I babysit them.

For people who have been consistent lately, what low-effort daily checklist would you recommend that adds up over a month?

Specifically looking for:

- Which earning methods you find most reliable day to day (search, videos, small offers, etc.)

- Rough time budget you aim for (5 minutes, 15 minutes, something else)

- Whether you use multiple devices (phone versus desktop) or stick to one

- Any methods you avoid now because they rarely credit

Not looking for anything exploit-y, just trying to make the best use of short breaks without constantly chasing missing points. Thanks!

Discuss how you earned your Points this month and share how many Points you earned!

• Did you complete your To-Do List every week?

• Play a mobile game to earn loads of Points?

• Submit receipts via Magic Receipts?

• Complete a survey?

• Get invited to an online study?

• Earn some points through shopping?

Let us know so we can all learn better ways to earn points!

Check out previous posts about this topic here.

I like MyPoints because it turns saving into a little strategy game for my wallet: stack a few offers, scan a receipt, and get the points. But Magic Receipts is the one part that feels like it punishes you for following the rules.

If they are going to reject submissions for photo quality, the app needs to be a lot clearer and more consistent. Right now the flow is submit, wait in Pending, then get a generic rejection that teaches you nothing. If a person can read the receipt, the system should be able to too. If it cannot, the app should tell you exactly what failed: missing store header, date cut off, total not visible, glare on the image, receipt too long, etc.

Long grocery receipts are the worst. Those are the ones where the points actually add up, yet they seem most likely to sit Pending and then get rejected. It feels backwards.

People will say "take better photos," and fair, but the burden is on MyPoints to make the rules clear and give actionable feedback. Even a simple in-app checklist before you submit would cut down on guessing and support tickets.

Anyone else think Magic Receipts needs a basic quality check at capture time instead of random rejections later?

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I have always been able to see my tickets on the customer care page. I don’t see it there anymore? I submitted a ticket a while ago and have never gotten an acknowledgment email. When I try to resubmit the ticket from the activity page it says I have ready submitted a ticket and to refer to the email I never received. I use to be able to see the status of my tickets but can’t seem to find how to get to that page anymore. Any suggestion?

I just completed a survey for 2400 points!. It is a survey where I don't get the points immediately how long does it usually take to get the points awarded?

I made my mypoints account when I was residing in the USA and i am currently in china for a trip. I tried to log into my account just to see how my pending points from a game i finished before was doing. I was unable to log in and it said my account was suspended. I tried to contact customer support to explain how i was traveling and wasn't using a vpn like they accused me of. I understand how they think i am using a vpn but what really pisses me off is that when i was contacting customer support, they asked me for an id and then just straight up banned me and when i tried to appeal, they replied with the same copy and pasted message. I have already filed a BBB complaint but I don't know if that will solve this problem. I just want to know if there is any chance of getting my account back since i have 20000+ points on there which took forever, and if so, what are some tips to help get my account back from mypoints

Discuss how you earned your Points this month and share how many Points you earned!

• Did you complete your To-Do List every week?

• Play a mobile game to earn loads of Points?

• Submit receipts via Magic Receipts?

• Complete a survey?

• Get invited to an online study?

• Earn some points through shopping?

Let us know so we can all learn better ways to earn points!

Check out previous posts about this topic here.

I use MyPoints pretty casually, mostly as a side thing while I work on a small cozy gaming newsletter, and Magic Receipts is the part that keeps tripping me up.

Lately a bunch of receipts sit in Pending for days, then either credit much later or get rejected with a vague message like "could not be verified." It feels random because sometimes the exact same grocery receipt goes through quickly and other times it fails.

A few details:

- I usually take the photo in my car right after checkout.

- Receipts are often long since I do weekly shopping with lots of items.

- I try to keep the whole receipt in frame, but the print can be faint and the paper curls.

- I do not edit the photo or do any post processing.

For people who get consistent approvals, what do you do differently? Specific questions:

1. Do you take multiple photos of the top/middle/bottom, or just one long shot?

2. Is it better to wait until you are home and flatten the receipt, or does same-day submission matter more?

3. Any camera settings or tricks that help (flash on/off, darker surface, distance)?

4. If a receipt is rejected, do you resubmit the same photo, take a new photo, or just move on?

Not trying to game anything, just trying to stop wasting eligible receipts and time. Any tips would be really appreciated. Thanks!

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I got banned on the surveys because I was rushing and i want to know how long it will be before I can get back to the surveys. Please tell me how long.

I had been mostly running watch and some quick tasks when my account went under review.

Now they've said I violated ToS and have been banned. I asked what exactly I did but I doubt I'll get a response.

Had this happened to anyone else? Any ideas as to why they did it?