How to get free Credit

Getting Free Google Goal Store Credit

Opinion Awards is an application from Google that will reward you with Google Play Store credits for responding to the casual poll in the application. As a rule, these polls are carried out very quickly, usually less than 10 seconds after my initial experiences. In exchange for each poll you finish, you will receive a small amount of Play Store credit, usually in the range of 10% - 20%, but sometimes more, according to the nature of the issues.

Once the Opinion Rewards application has been installed on the Google Store (click here to begin downloading), all you need to do is agree to the conditions of use and enter some personally identifiable information. As soon as this is done, you can start receiving polls via the application. Once a poll is available for you, you will get a Push alert and it will also appear in the application, so don't be worried if you inadvertently decline the alert.

I have been using the Opinion Rewards application for several years and have discovered some trend in the poll delivery system. This suspicion was corroborated by the users palmucsd on a red string, who claimed to be the Google Opinion Rewards production managers, this explained: "If you answer truthfully and respond quickly to a new poll alert, you will definitely be able to buy more polls and more credit on the Google Playlist".

I often get polls about places or stores I've been to during the workday. Answering falsely and saying you've been to a place you haven't been, Google knows from your phone's locator information that you're a liar and you'll get fewer polls in the Future.

Putting me on my other point, make sure you keep the locale turned on in the preferences of your Android phone so Google can get an idea of the places you are visiting, otherwise you'll probably get less and less targeted polls. To switch the site histories, go to Preferences > Site > Site > Site Services > Google Site Histories.

There' no nasty captures with Google Opinion Rewards that you might be expecting as it offers free Practice Store credit. Your credit is at your disposal and there are no unanticipated charges for using the application. However, the only drawback, if any, is that the balance you earned at your play store will be lost after one year if you don't use it.

Fortunately, it seems that the PLAYSTORE uses your oldest credit first, so my suggestion is to keep your free credit low and often spent on applications, films, music as well as reading them. After using the Opinion Rewards application for several years, I earned a good amount of Google Player credit, and as such I didn't have to buy any applications.

The only thing I want to do now is to use the credit before it runs out! Ever used Google Opinion Awards before? When you have Android smartphone buddies, why not tell them you don't want them to know you know them and give them this tip so they don't have to spend more on them. Do we get bugged by Facebook and Google?