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Created: 2012-06-08 14:45:07
matteochirco US (AZ) elite Senior Poster Total posts: 199 Status: Offline Total Earnings: $677.23	reply date: 2012-06-08 14:45:07 last edited on: 2012-06-08 14:47:34 Alright so I'm on a public wifi right now, and I know that I cannot do offers or surveys while im here. But I have a very good question to ask: I am a member of the new helper volunteer system, for helping new members earning points and you earn up to a dollar from them. Well I would like to know if I can help members from a public place and still earn cash from them. Also I dont see why this would be a problem since this does not conflict with the advertisers like it does when you complete an offer, the same thing with games. So I would like to know if im allowed to do this and not get banned

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