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Are you using Blingo or Moola for Search & Win?

I like using Moola but Snap as a search provider sucks.. and the results from PriceGrabber leave alot to be desired too.
 
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Blingo, hands down. I've been one if its biggest supporters from the beginning, and I've already won six prizes in my time using it. Its interface is so much easier to use, and now that they have backing from Publishers Clearing House, they can give out more prizes and offer a simpler site layout that is very quick and is always the first search engine I go to. :)
 
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Blingo is my HomePage but I like the fact I can do spins for cash on Moola.. I haven't won anything except for mocvie tickets on Blingo (3).

Etab said:
Blingo, hands down. I've been one if its biggest supporters from the beginning, and I've already won six prizes in my time using it. Its interface is so much easier to use, and now that they have backing from Publishers Clearing House, they can give out more prizes and offer a simpler site layout that is very quick and is always the first search engine I go to. :)
 
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dgridley said:
Are you using Blingo or Moola for Search & Win?

I like using Moola but Snap as a search provider sucks.. and the results from PriceGrabber leave alot to be desired too.


Never used blingo but agree... snap search does suck :td:
 
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Well, I just won $100 on a Moola Spin! So I'm suddenly partial to Moola :)
 
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Wow! Congrats! Then again, I cashed out Dec 13th and have yet to receive my check so...


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Well, I just won $100 on a Moola Spin! So I'm suddenly partial to Moola :)
 
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The Equivocate said:
Well, I just won $100 on a Moola Spin! So I'm suddenly partial to Moola :)


OMG well done you :tu:
 
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