If you’re unfamiliar with Treasure Trooper, I discuss it in much more detail in my blog article.

If you’re a Treasure Trooper user in the USA, TreasureTracker.net offers a fun way to potentially gain additional referrals to the site.

You simply write the URL of the site (treasuretracker.net) on a bill and register its serial number with the site. Whenever someone visits the URL and enters the serial number they have the opportunity to tell you the story of how they got the the bill, and if they sign up you’ll be registered as their referrer.

The original announcement post is here if you’re interested.

It’s no good for me unfortunately as I’m in the UK but it might be worth trying if you’re US based and so inclined.

If you’re unfamiliar with Treasure Trooper, I discuss it in much more detail in my blog article.

Once you’ve bought the training grounds at Cogg’s Coop for 25 dragon scales you can start fighting the dragons of other users. Winning will gain you prizes. As you win you’ll gradually move up into higher tiers which reward with better prizes. The levels are as follows:

Level 1 : 1-10 Wins – 3 Gold Coins — 10th win moves you to Level 2.

Level 2 : 11-25 Wins – 5 Scales — 25th win moves you to Level 3.

Level 3 : 26-50 Wins – $0.25 — 50th win moves you to Level 4.

Level 4 : 51-100 Wins – 1 Platinum Coin — 100th win moves you to Level 5.

Level 5 : 101+ Wins – $1.00 and 1 Pearl

Every Friday night Treasure Trooper hold a fight night which allows you to fight as many times as you want without any penalties for losing.

Additional information about dragon rearing can be found here.

If you’re unfamiliar with Treasure Trooper, I discuss it in much more detail in my blog article.

The Treasure Trooper site offers “cryptic treasure” which can only be claimed for 30 minutes each day and is available via the links which scroll beneath the team goal list.

It’s worth keeping an eye out for – personally I’ve only ever seen it once.

If you’re unfamiliar with Treasure Trooper, I discuss it in much more detail in my blog article.

Most of the surveys offered by Treasure Trooper only pay out anything if you manage to complete them in full without being screened out which I personally find quite discouraging. The exception is Dig Site #4 which supports partial payouts. As a result, most of my survey time is dedicated to this dig site.

Interestingly, the partial payouts tend to be better on desktop than on mobile. This may be because the timer which determines how long you’ve been doing the survey doesn’t work correctly on mobile – I’m not sure.

Also, it’s worth checking the daily goals list as Dig Site #4 tends to be included about once a week, making this a fairly easy way to fulfil the dig site bonus requirements.

If you’re unfamiliar with Treasure Trooper, I discuss it in much more detail in my blog article.

In my experience, the Treasure Trooper chat is always full of friendly, supportive people so if you’re the chatty type it’s worth checking out. The added bonus is that it can also be profitable as there are a variety of potential rewards for contributing.

These include free gold coins, scales, arrow heads and even cash.

The exact requirements for these are documented in the Treasure Trooper forum here.

If you’re unfamiliar with Treasure Trooper, I discuss it in much more detail in my blog article.

Treasure Trooper has a slot machine game which makes it possible to earn rewards such as dragon scales, pearls, arrowheads and many other things. However, each spin costs 1 gold coin and you’re far from guaranteed to win.

Luckily you can have a second chance each day for free by using the Treasure Trooper Facebook app. This is accessible from the Connect > Facebook section of the site.

When a free spin is available a spinning gold coin will be shown at the bottom right of the app.