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Givling

Givling

The Trivia Crowdfunding Game

⭐️4.6 / 5
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🙌1.6K
Ratings
📼7 scs
Content
📦~ in 3 weeks
Updates frequency
🗣❌ unsupported
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All Versions of Givling

1.20.0

April 30, 2024

Bringing back Pollfish surveys for a better survey experience.

1.19.0

April 10, 2024

- All three Funding Queues visible from the Home Screen - Updated Spin Reward Screen flow
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1.18.0

February 27, 2024

Now displaying two people being crowdfunded at the same time.

1.17.0

December 18, 2023

We added the ability to see your Exchange Point total from the Queue Point Ledger. Now you can keep track of all of your points in one location.
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1.16.0

December 12, 2023

We are removing the free queues from the app so we can focus more on the Exchange. The Exchange is an exiting new way to be funded by exchanging your existing Queue Points for funding.
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1.15.0

November 15, 2023

We added an additional way to be crowdfunded, in addition to working your way up the Queue. Now, you can offer your points up to be exchanged for funding.
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1.14.0

August 9, 2023

- Givling will now be running daily trivia games for Green/Orange Queue Points. - Users can now subscribe to be notified when a new Free Queue Competition starts.
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1.13.1

July 21, 2023

Surveys are making a comeback in the Givling app! Now you can take as many surveys as are available to you and receive cash directly into your Givling Cash Wallet. This version contains a fix for the initial release of surveys on iOS.
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1.13.0

July 20, 2023

Surveys are making a comeback in the Givling app! Now you can take as many surveys as are available to you and receive cash directly into your Givling Cash Wallet.
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1.12.3

June 15, 2023

- Players of the Free Queue can now be crowdfunded multiple times. - Givling now provides an in app link for users to request deletion of their account.
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Price History of Givling

Description of Givling

Givling is the world's biggest trivia crowdfunding game, aiding those with student loan and mortgage debt since 2015. Join the fun and become a FFG (Force For Good): * Givling: https://givling.com * Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/givling * Twitter: @givling * Instagram: https://instagram.com/givling

Givling: FAQ

Is Givling iPad-friendly?

No, the Givling software is not iPad-compatible.
The Givling app was made by Givling, Inc..
The app needs iOS 12.0 or later to function properly.
The rating of 4.6 out of 5 that Givling has received from users is outstanding.
The Givling App Relates To The Games Genre.
1.20.0 is the most recent version of the Givling app.
July 2, 2024 is the date of the latest Givling update.
Givling was introduced to the market on February 5, 2023.
Contains explicit content that may not be suitable for all viewers, recommended for ages 17 and up.
Givling can be used in Danish, English, Portuguese and 4 more.
No, Givling is not featured on Apple Arcade.
No, Givling does not include options for in-app purchases.
Sorry, Givling is not specifically engineered for compatibility with Apple Vision Pro.

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Reviews of Givling

  • They do some good, but…

    Yes, the app does some good. But they alienate their tenured players by changing the rules ALL THE TIME because they’re trying to do way too many things at once without thinking through the impact. Or, maybe they do, and they figure that they have seasoned players hooked already so who cares. A few years ago, a CNBC article came out explaining how they don’t account for things and how it’s actually expensive to play and win the loan payout. At one point, they ended up devaluing their own coin system so badly that the thousands that people spent in real dollars was worth pennies within months. But they always find the way to blame everyone else but themselves. No accountability whatsoever, even when their own app errors out, they know and acknowledge it was their error, and you lose hundreds of spots in the queue. “Sorry, can’t help you!” Moral of the story is, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
  • Lost its way

    This app was once great and had a great goal, but it has since lost its way. It’s now more about making money than actually helping those with student loans. They took away free ways to win and have opened the prizes to anyone regardless of if they have a student loan or not. This means the rich and those who are willing to pay thousands will get ahead of those who actually need the money. Many people with student loans are struggling financially, so these changes go against Givling’s original mission. Hopefully, Givling’s patent will expire and another company will be able to recreate the Givling of the past. I started Givling in 2017, but deleted it two weeks ago. It has been nice not worrying about having to use the app everyday and feeling like I’m always falling behind because I’m not wealthy enough to keep up. If you are thinking about joining because you have student loans, I highly urge you to read recent article about this company. There is a lawsuit against them. I’m not the only one disappointed. Hopefully, Givling will find its way back, then I will return.
  • Preys on the financially vulnerable: overpromises, does not deliver

    Overpromises and under-delivers: bugs (app issues or errors) are abundant, user concerns or questions have gone unanswered for months, AND (most notably)—despite the company heavily touting free (non-paying) users CAN earn awards and benefits—the EVIDENCE tends to show that those who actually do benefit are those who have paid SUBSTANTIAL sums for such benefit.

    Overall, unless you (a) have time to waste, (b) money to throw away, (c) do not expect to recognize a benefit yourself (ever), (d) don’t mind dealing with multiple app issues and errors, (e) or are playing only to investigate/report IF Givling is legally compliant - I do NOT recommend.

    Givling has advertised good intentions (which is what enticed me to give it a chance). However, Givling’s execution (its opaqueness behind operations, defensiveness when presented with neutral data or simple questions about operations, and choosing a legal entity form to seemingly shield itself from review of its operations) of its stated intentions leaves many users objecting and crying foul.

    Givling seemingly preys on those in some of the most financially vulnerable situations: those with mortgage and student loan debt.

    Save yourself! Givling does not deserve your time, money, or trust.