Sorority Life Brownie Points for Free

Brownie points in Sorority Life can be used for many different things, from increasing the number of members in your house, to getting exclusive glam. My favorite is to take the brownie points to the casino and play the slots. No matter what you want brownie points for, chances are you don't want to pay them. Here is a quick way for you to get as many brownie points as you want, without paying Sorority Life a cent.

The secret to getting free brownie points is to complete free 'offers' that you can find on the House Mom page. Right under the option of paying real money for brownie points, there's a list of promotional offers that will pay you in brownie points if you complete them

By now you're probably thinking; These 'offers' are just a way for people to get your email address and drown you in spam mail. This is completely true, but there are ways to take advantage of these paid offers and still protect your mailbox.

The first step is to get a throw away email address that you won't use, don't ever give out any of your real addresses for any of these offers. The amount of spam they generate is very impressive. There are several websites that let you create a temporary, valid email address. Try disposeamail.com or search for 'temporary email' on Google for many other options. At disposeamail.com you can access your new dummy account online so you can always click activation links or reply to verification emails.

With your new email address in hand, it's time to get to get some serious brownie points. When selecting offers to complete, make sure you go to the 'Free' tab, many of these offers requires a valid cell phone number; you want to stay far away from those. Typically, the free offers give out fever brownie points than the more lucrative offers, but the whole idea here is to not pay any real money. Stick with the free offers and build up your brownie points slowly.

When completing offers some will be a quick email registration and a follow up page of question and you're done; others will present you with a up to 20 or more pages of 'exciting offers'. Don't read any of it, decline everything you can, and if a page requires you to chose at least one offer, pick a random one and then decline it.

Some of the offers will require your name and physical address. Of course, you can make up any name, but the address will be verified and has to be a valid address. This is a step put in place to verify that the information is correct, the address is an added value to just getting your email address. You most likely won't receive any physical mail, but if you're not sure about having your address on file with these advertisers, try to find a vacant lot or an abandoned building in your neighborhood and use that address. If the address is approved, it will most likely be usable for all other offers you accept.

Finally, most of all these different offers eventually come from a few different sites. To make sure that the Sorority Life brownie points are awarded, you should delete your cookies between every offer you accept. Cookies can be deleted directly from the web browser, but I recommend a very handy little program called Ccleaner. Ccleaner is free to download and use, does an excellent job of cleaning out private data for many different applications, and on top of that includes a pretty good registry cleaner. It's a great piece of software.

If you follow these simple steps, you will have more brownie points than you'll know what to do with in record time. Keep playing Sorority Life, I'll see you at the casino!