Paying to hype up
**Blush App Review: Overhyped and Unavailable**
I’ve been on the Blush app waitlist for four months now, and it’s starting to feel like a never-ending cycle of anticipation with no results. From what I can see, Blush seems more focused on paying Instagram influencers to hype the app rather than actually delivering value to its users.
It’s frustrating that they’re spending so much effort on marketing to get downloads while leaving those of us genuinely interested in using the app stuck on the sidelines. It feels like they’re creating artificial exclusivity instead of focusing on what matters—approving users and making the app functional for its target audience.
At this point, the app seems like all hype with no follow-through. If Blush doesn’t start prioritizing its waitlist users soon, it risks losing credibility and potential loyal customers. Right now, it’s just a shiny promise with no delivery. Disappointing.
Rating: ⭐⭐/5
I’ve been on the Blush app waitlist for four months now, and it’s starting to feel like a never-ending cycle of anticipation with no results. From what I can see, Blush seems more focused on paying Instagram influencers to hype the app rather than actually delivering value to its users.
It’s frustrating that they’re spending so much effort on marketing to get downloads while leaving those of us genuinely interested in using the app stuck on the sidelines. It feels like they’re creating artificial exclusivity instead of focusing on what matters—approving users and making the app functional for its target audience.
At this point, the app seems like all hype with no follow-through. If Blush doesn’t start prioritizing its waitlist users soon, it risks losing credibility and potential loyal customers. Right now, it’s just a shiny promise with no delivery. Disappointing.
Rating: ⭐⭐/5
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