Is getting Credit getting harder?

It seems to me that getting credit for offers is harder than it used to be. I feel like about a year ago if someone was going to go green for you it was almost definate that there Green would come though but for a few months now all my reffs have been looking like this


0 completed
.333 completed
.5 completed
.66666666 completed

Does anyone else feel this way?

this seems on topic to me

but, I quit the scene once the manual credits were removed.

I think this speaks more to the fact that site owners are allotting credit differently than the past. Whereas most offers were 1 credit, and those offers had strong crediting systems in place, now offers have been assigned lower credit values, and lower quality offers (with crediting systems that aren't as robust) are now in place.

[quote6eb9656fd1="doylnea"]I think this speaks more to the fact that site owners are allotting credit differently than the past. Whereas most offers were 1 credit, and those offers had strong crediting systems in place, now offers have been assigned lower credit values, and lower quality offers (with crediting systems that aren't as robust) are now in place.[/quote6eb9656fd1]

I have been away from doing sites for quite a while now but I've been thinking about working on a few to get myself a new ipod.

So my question, are the sites that have been around forever like Trainn still the same as they were before? Or have they changed also?

[quote0b6306c91d]So my question, are the sites that have been around forever like Trainn still the same as they were before? Or have they changed also?[/quote0b6306c91d]


Trainn sites crediting are still good

Yeah Trainns are the best in my opinion. I haven't ever had a Trainn crediting problem from what I remember, just make sure you're doing the offers the correct way.

TRAINN sites do tend to credit the best, but I've also had good luck with my ref's getting credit on both the COT and Wish4Free networks.

... 8)

I've had really great crediting with v-bux and 4evergreens, as well as git-r-free sites too.