Marketplace Dell Rewards - Something doesn't make sense

It is known.

To my understanding you can only claim each one a single time, and only if you never claimed in the previous system before the Marketplace.

Incariuz said: 3d

To my understanding you can only claim each one a single time, and only if you never claimed in the previous system before the Marketplace.

Thanks, I did not realize you could only claim it once even under the new system...

Testing it out got me this message:

Irongnome said: 4h

Incariuz said: 3d

To my understanding you can only claim each one a single time, and only if you never claimed in the previous system before the Marketplace.

Thanks, I did not realize you could only claim it once even under the new system...

Testing it out got me this message:

Yah, it's a bit of a downer, I got excited thinking I'd get to get more Dell Rewards so I could snatch up a free NVME at some point, maybe more, but nope. So all my ARP will be dedicated to the Game Vault.

This is nonsense on the part of AWA, they should allow you to claim or (Buy) the rewards with ARP in an unlimited way, it should only limit each time limit reward per user.

For example, if I claim the Reward of 10, it would not be available to me again within 90 days in which I can again claim or (Buy) said reward with ARP and thus there would be a motivation for users to continue with the same account. and not abandon it after Claiming the 150 and use another one to repeat the same process.

If the developers and managers of this site do not decide to be able to obtain Dell Rewards as many times as the user wants as long as it has a limit as mentioned in the previous example, this site will become a cemetery of abandoned accounts after claiming the 150 .

Who will be here earning ARP to adorn a Virtual Alien, the Game Vault is a pinata that is shared by a few, you have to be lucky enough to get something there for various reasons.

1 - The Game Vault does not start at a specific time for all users and therefore only a few can see it while others, due to the schedule, sleep when it starts.

2 - Another reason is the Bots that take and deplete everything since it is available.

Admin and Moderators please read the above and evaluate a better way regarding Dell Rewards as they are not Free now they are purchased with ARP and it will take almost a year or more to get enough ARP to claim the 150 if you are a very active user in the place.

Otherwise this site will be filled with unsavory accounts and of the 10M users only a few are real and active on the forum.

I wish Dell would extend the Rewards scheme to other countries. All we have are the digital trinkets and access to the Unobtanium Vault.

Here in the UK all we seem to have is a voucher depending on what is spent, but even that doesn't work. I spent ~£2700 on my new Alienware setup, which should have got me £75 and a few spare points towards the next voucher - the AW keyboard or wireless mouse would look reasonable with that sweetening the deal. Silly me for buying all of the system together - it looks like I should have bought the headphones first, then make sure the account was all settled before going back to buy the really expensive stuff...

Wow learning this news of not being able to redeem again kinda stinks. 

So basically the old timers can spend their ARP on either the game vault or on paper doll clothes. And speaking of the game vault, I personally have no intention of staying up till 0'dark-thirty to spend 1650 ARP ($16.50) on Cyberpunk 2077, which is available on Amazon for $18, only to lose out to a bunch of bots. But, apparently that's what Dell wants you to do...Don't fall for it.

Zestfully said: 1d

Otherwise this site will be filled with unsavory accounts and of the 10M users only a few are real and active on the forum.

which is already the case

BladeM said: 1d

So basically the old timers can spend their ARP on either the game vault or on paper doll clothes. And speaking of the game vault, I personally have no intention of staying up till 0'dark-thirty to spend 1650 ARP ($16.50) on Cyberpunk 2077, which is available on Amazon for $18, only to lose out to a bunch of bots. But, apparently that's what Dell wants you to do...Don't fall for it.

Its actually more than $16.50 because of the conversion ratio.