Earn credit for careful evidence review.
No purchase is necessary. Review credits are free drawing entries, have no cash value, cannot be transferred, and do not guarantee a prize.
How credits work
- One credit for a reviewer's first verdict on an eligible case.
- Three credits when the site owner approves an original, useful comment.
- A maximum of eight credits may be earned per person per UTC day.
- Changing a verdict, repeating a comment, or opening another account earns no additional credit.
Prize and drawing threshold
Each eligible credit earned during a calendar month equals one entry. A drawing for one $25 digital gift card activates after the program records at least 100 qualified entries during that month. If the threshold is not reached, no prize is awarded for that month. The winner is selected randomly and contacted using the enrolled email.
Eligibility and free entry
Open to legal residents of the United States age 18 or older, excluding the site owner, household members, contractors, and anyone involved in operating the program. Void where prohibited. To enter without reviewing, use the site contact form with the topic “Rewards entry,” your name, state, and the current calendar month. One free-entry request per person per month receives one entry with the same odds as a review credit.
Review quality and enforcement
Reviews must reflect the participant's genuine assessment. Automated, copied, abusive, coordinated, deceptive, or low-effort activity may be rejected and associated credits removed. One rewards profile is allowed per person and email. Viewpoint alone never determines whether a review qualifies.
Privacy and winner contact
The program stores the participant's email, display name, anonymous browser identifier, earned-credit ledger, and acceptance time for abuse prevention, entry accounting, and winner contact. It is not displayed publicly or sold. A potential winner must respond within seven days.
Program sponsor: Paranormal Sightings. The program begins when publicly announced on the site. Rules may be updated prospectively; valid entries are not retroactively reduced except for fraud or ineligibility.