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What is Lockerz

Q: What is Lockerz?
A: Lockerz is the place to go to buy the coolest stuff at the lowest prices, watch exclusive video, discover new music, play the hottest games, hang out with your friends - and get rewarded for just about EVERYTHING you do on the site.

Our mission is to be your daily habit, not a site for your parents or grandparents looking for their long-lost friends from Kindergarten.

One other thing you'll love about Lockerz are PTZ (or "Pointz"). PTZ are Lockerz' proprietary loyalty "currency" that you earn whenever you buy, watch, play, share, invite friends, or even just show up on Lockerz. Redeem PTZ for incredible prizes, great products and dream experiences.


Q: Who is eligible?
A: This site is available to all worldwide residents.

Q: How much does it cost to sign up?
A: Nothing, this site is absolutely free.

Q: Do I have to be involved with a referral program once I signed up?
A: No, but you do get 20 invites max then you become a PTZ VIP.

Q: What is a ptz VIP?
A: As a VIP you get a free T-Shirt, double the points, and VIP shopping.

Q: How do I earn PTZ?
A: There are many ways you can earn points. You may earn points just by logging into the site daily, answer a few questions known as " Dailies ", invites, and for one time only after you sign up you will get a chance to play a PTZ catcher game and you can rack up as many points as wish within the time limit.

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