How to Earn Swagbucks for Free post 2

If you don't have a swagbucks account go here and sign up.

Swagbucks Games 
Another option under Earn is Swagbucks Games. Click on this and go to the game page. On the game page choose a game you want to play. I usually just play the game over and over because it is easier for me to just get it done. Click on play now under the game you chose. Click Play for Free. Wait through the ad (or click play game when it gets highlighted). Click start and play the game. I always play crusher so I play through the first round then lose on the second round so I don't have to keep going. I have also found that if your scores vary to much you do not always get credit for the games. After you are done playing you want to click the <Back to Games button in the top right corner. This is very important, if you click play again you will not get your points. You get 2 points for every two games that you play. You can get up to 10 points from games per day, so if you play 10 games per day you will get 10 points per day. The box saying that you have won 2 swagbucks will pop up after the second game you play. Sometimes swagbucks games malfunctions and stops giving you points when you haven't reached your max. If this happens stop working on it and go back to it later.


Swagbucks TV

Swagbucks TV is another super easy way to earn swagbucks for free. You can get 3 swagbucks for every 10 videos that you watch, up to 75 swagbucks per day (I rarely get anywhere near 75 swagbucks, but I have gotten enough to make it worth it).  I like to play it from the toolbar. I make my working screen smaller and put the swagbucks tv on the side so that I can quickly switch videos when it is time (see pics below to see what I am taking about). You don't have to wait for each video to end, just wait for the SB Meter to go up 10%, then click on the next video.

Computer Tips from Mr. Random: Tab Your Way to More TIme

We have a wonderful new guest blogger on Domestic Randomness. Say hello to Mr. Random! And because he is so wonderful (if you don't believe me that he is wonderful you can read about his wonderfulness in many of my posts including this and this), anyways, because he is so wonderful he has agreed to become a regular guest blogger on Domestic Randomness! Mr. Random works with computers regularly so he has a lot of knowledge and expertise to share with us. He knows a lot of shortcuts and even some fun practical jokes you can do with computers. His first tip for us is about using the tab key to save yourself some time.

So, take it away Mr. Random!

When you are filling out a form that has multiple spaces in which you need to input information - instead of navigating and clicking the mouse in each space all you have to do is press the “TAB” key to move the cursor to the next text entry field. 

What if you accidently skip a field that you need to enter information into? Never fear, in that case press the “CTRL” key + the “TAB” key and the cursor will move back up to the skipped space.

That is it for this week’s Computer Tip.

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Isn't that interesting? I knew that you could tab through different fields but I didn't know that you could go back using keys. I always just use the mouse to click back. That would save a decent amount of time. Also as I was asking Mr. Random about how this works he showed me how it works in Microsoft Word. I didn't know that you could tab your way through the menus on Word (and other Microsoft Programs), did you know that?

If you have any questions about how this works feel free to leave them below and we will answer them. 

Thanks for reading and please comment below to leave Mr. Random some new blogger love!