It’s legit
First it told me $5 minimum to cash out then it jumped to $10 to cash out. I got to $10 cashed out and it charged me a $1 fee so $9 should’ve been in my PayPal… it’s been 3 days already and I’m still waiting. Honestly I’m ready to delete this app if it’s not gonna pay me.
Update: they paid me but it just took a whole 4 days. Easy money just don’t rely on it to come to you same day. Cash out every chance you get.
Update: they paid me but it just took a whole 4 days. Easy money just don’t rely on it to come to you same day. Cash out every chance you get.
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Evermore
Ten out of ten do recommend
I WON COINS!!!!
Thank you SO much to this wonderful money-making app for allowing me to win COINS so I can upgrade my avatar and profile! After 132 wheel spins and $0.00 in cash, I’m absolutely thrilled about my imaginary wardrobe.
And thank you for restructuring the app at least once a week—sometimes more—while simultaneously cutting rewards and increasing the amount of time required to earn them.
I especially appreciate being given the choice between short, regular, and extended ads, with the implication that watching the longer ads earns more money. I actually did the math. It doesn’t.
And now the cash-out minimum has increased from $5 to $10, while a 40% fee means that $10 cash-out leaves me with $6.
You guys are GREAT businesspeople. GREAT developers. You clearly know exactly where to invest your time and resources.
Good job! 👏
And thank you for restructuring the app at least once a week—sometimes more—while simultaneously cutting rewards and increasing the amount of time required to earn them.
I especially appreciate being given the choice between short, regular, and extended ads, with the implication that watching the longer ads earns more money. I actually did the math. It doesn’t.
And now the cash-out minimum has increased from $5 to $10, while a 40% fee means that $10 cash-out leaves me with $6.
You guys are GREAT businesspeople. GREAT developers. You clearly know exactly where to invest your time and resources.
Good job! 👏
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Confused
It will not update
A real review!!! Only one u need.
I’m not becoming one of those people who gives a five-star review just so you’ll actually see it. Shame to the Apple eye store for doing that seriously I’ll say it again later. I’m giving four stars because this is an honest review, and hopefully a slightly funny one. Personally, I’d rather read my own review over and over again than watch the same ad over and over again, but if you download this app, you’ll find out exactly what I mean. Negative one star to The App Store who only wants to display or allows for only five-star reviews to display, but hey, we live in a fake world we only profit matters and people would rip off their own grandmother to profit so I guess that tracks. I only give five stars to five-star apps. Hopefully this reaches one of the smarter people who actually scrolls down looking for the real reviews. And I’m being generous. Yes, it review is long but honestly, it’s a test a free test for you because if you can’t make it through this, you won’t be able to make it through the ads in this app either because if you’re still here then you’re reading proficiency is more advanced than a typical second grader therefore you probably need more simulation than the same ad so get yourself a book or something that you can pick up in between games so you don’t go crazy.
This is one of those apps that actually DOES pay. Consistently. Very, very slowly, but it pays. If you can survive approximately 50 hours of gameplay and the same annoying ads over and over and over again, you might eventually have $10. But hey, that’s $10 you didn’t have before, and it does keep your brain occupied while you’re waiting in line, sitting on hold, dealing with the DMV, or listening to a boring professor. I was going to say a root canal, however, at least there you get the good stuff, so automatically that’s a better time.
The downside is that you’re watching an ad between basically every game. But money doesn’t grow on trees and they’re not running a charity, so I understand. Most apps with this setup get about three stars from me because the games don’t change much and the payout is painfully slow.
I’m giving this one an extra star because they give you the CHOICE between a longer or shorter ad, and I appreciate that. Also, the ads don’t interrupt your game. See you to finish the short game start to finish before you are interrupted. Don’t get excited developers that’s basically like me saying I like your J Ward better than the other J wards because you guys offer expired chocolate milk in addition to the typical expired regular milk and you guys let me finish it before being forced to stare at the white walls again. Still thank you. That’s very kind and puts you above the others.
So technically, you’re getting paid to watch these little ads. Actually drop the s because Unfortunately, sometimes it’s the SAME AD over and over and over and over again until you want to find the person acting it and take them out. And I can say that because 99% of the time they’re AI-generated, so no actual humans can be harmed in my joke threat.
The games themselves are actually better than some of the comparable apps. If you’re okay with playing the same eight games indefinitely, it’s a decent distraction. But I’m taking that fourth star away because of the stupid spinning wheel.
And this is where you guys really need to stop insulting our intelligence.
The wheel has EIGHT equal sections. After well over 100 spins, I finally started paying attention to what I was actually landing on.
Four sections are basically worthless prizes, things like changing your avatar, its border, or the background. Who cares? The other sections contain actual monetary rewards, ranging from a penny to significantly more, including one supposedly worth around $25.
Guess which sections I keep landing on?
The points, which nobody over the age or IQ of 10 cares about.
Of course.
I have NEVER landed on the higher-value sections. Not once. Not the one-cent section. Not the two-cent section. And certainly not the mythical $25 unicorn.
I’m no mathematician, but with eight equal-looking sections and well over 100 spins, you’d think I might accidentally stumble onto something worth actual money eventually. If I had this kind of luck in Vegas, I’d be a freaking millionaire.
At this point, you weren’t even trying to make it look random. Anyone with a first-grade understanding of math is looking at this wheel going, “Oh, okay. So THAT’S how we’re doing this.”
And if nobody ever wins the $25, why even put it there? The money is apparently sitting there. You could at least let someone win it once in a while. Hell, after 100+ spins, I’d have been thrilled to see the ONE-CENT section. Give me a penny. Let me know you’re trying.
Because if I’m going to keep hitting the same three or four useless sections, at least let me spin 50 times at once. Making me sit there and press the button over and over just to earn enough points to change the border on my avatar is basically waterboarding by app. And I already have to watch the ads.
Here’s your pro bono million-dollar idea: MAKE THE POINTS ACTUALLY USEFUL.
Want to make this app dramatically better than your competitors? Let us use points to skip ads.
That would be phenomenal.
Or let us accumulate points and unlock new games. There’s another idea.
Give people something to work toward besides changing the damn background of their avatar.
The app already has the bones of a decent little time-killer. It pays, the games are better than some of the competition, and the ad system is actually less obnoxious than many similar apps.
Just stop making the “random” wheel so painfully obvious.
I’m giving four stars because I’m feeling generous. Fix the wheel, make the points useful, add some actual variation, and you might get that fifth star honestly.
This is one of those apps that actually DOES pay. Consistently. Very, very slowly, but it pays. If you can survive approximately 50 hours of gameplay and the same annoying ads over and over and over again, you might eventually have $10. But hey, that’s $10 you didn’t have before, and it does keep your brain occupied while you’re waiting in line, sitting on hold, dealing with the DMV, or listening to a boring professor. I was going to say a root canal, however, at least there you get the good stuff, so automatically that’s a better time.
The downside is that you’re watching an ad between basically every game. But money doesn’t grow on trees and they’re not running a charity, so I understand. Most apps with this setup get about three stars from me because the games don’t change much and the payout is painfully slow.
I’m giving this one an extra star because they give you the CHOICE between a longer or shorter ad, and I appreciate that. Also, the ads don’t interrupt your game. See you to finish the short game start to finish before you are interrupted. Don’t get excited developers that’s basically like me saying I like your J Ward better than the other J wards because you guys offer expired chocolate milk in addition to the typical expired regular milk and you guys let me finish it before being forced to stare at the white walls again. Still thank you. That’s very kind and puts you above the others.
So technically, you’re getting paid to watch these little ads. Actually drop the s because Unfortunately, sometimes it’s the SAME AD over and over and over and over again until you want to find the person acting it and take them out. And I can say that because 99% of the time they’re AI-generated, so no actual humans can be harmed in my joke threat.
The games themselves are actually better than some of the comparable apps. If you’re okay with playing the same eight games indefinitely, it’s a decent distraction. But I’m taking that fourth star away because of the stupid spinning wheel.
And this is where you guys really need to stop insulting our intelligence.
The wheel has EIGHT equal sections. After well over 100 spins, I finally started paying attention to what I was actually landing on.
Four sections are basically worthless prizes, things like changing your avatar, its border, or the background. Who cares? The other sections contain actual monetary rewards, ranging from a penny to significantly more, including one supposedly worth around $25.
Guess which sections I keep landing on?
The points, which nobody over the age or IQ of 10 cares about.
Of course.
I have NEVER landed on the higher-value sections. Not once. Not the one-cent section. Not the two-cent section. And certainly not the mythical $25 unicorn.
I’m no mathematician, but with eight equal-looking sections and well over 100 spins, you’d think I might accidentally stumble onto something worth actual money eventually. If I had this kind of luck in Vegas, I’d be a freaking millionaire.
At this point, you weren’t even trying to make it look random. Anyone with a first-grade understanding of math is looking at this wheel going, “Oh, okay. So THAT’S how we’re doing this.”
And if nobody ever wins the $25, why even put it there? The money is apparently sitting there. You could at least let someone win it once in a while. Hell, after 100+ spins, I’d have been thrilled to see the ONE-CENT section. Give me a penny. Let me know you’re trying.
Because if I’m going to keep hitting the same three or four useless sections, at least let me spin 50 times at once. Making me sit there and press the button over and over just to earn enough points to change the border on my avatar is basically waterboarding by app. And I already have to watch the ads.
Here’s your pro bono million-dollar idea: MAKE THE POINTS ACTUALLY USEFUL.
Want to make this app dramatically better than your competitors? Let us use points to skip ads.
That would be phenomenal.
Or let us accumulate points and unlock new games. There’s another idea.
Give people something to work toward besides changing the damn background of their avatar.
The app already has the bones of a decent little time-killer. It pays, the games are better than some of the competition, and the ad system is actually less obnoxious than many similar apps.
Just stop making the “random” wheel so painfully obvious.
I’m giving four stars because I’m feeling generous. Fix the wheel, make the points useful, add some actual variation, and you might get that fifth star honestly.
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