Exciting and Competitive
Cannot sign into account
Dislike
Went down hill quickly
Scam
Don’t expect to get money anytime soon
You can get bonus spins from doing surveys but they never work for me. They changed the survey site and it’s a waste of time since I never get any spins for the surveys I do answer only to end up not qualifying?
The new points exchange is neat but so far it doesn’t seem to select random people. It just picks those that already have 1mil points or more which I’m not even close to having. I haven’t seen an open community that are honest with their experience with this app. It’s strange to not see anyone that won money leave reviews or anything.
Turned into a scam
Pocketing your money and your privacy data
The game is also changed frequently so that the way you “win” is always a moving goal post. I was around the 200s in terms of queue position and am now below 800 from the recent changes.
I truly regret how much time I’ve wasted “playing” the game (watching ads and doing really awkward trivia). Others have expressed concerns over waiting months to get the little bit of money they did win. I have about $20 I’ve never been able to get out of my Givling Wallet.
Theres truly no upside to this app.
Stay away
They do some good, but…
Lost its way
Win real money with trivia
Scam
Pyramid scheme Now Scam
Constant rule changes
I’m not sure where all the positive reviews are from. Check out the Facebook posts by users before spending money.
I do like the trivia. That part is fun.
Waste of time
Good but glitchy
Preys on the financially vulnerable: overpromises, does not deliver
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.
A good and bad trivia game
In the beginning there was a lower limit on your loan amount and you could only get help with one loan. Now there a chance to get $50,000 covered…. Yeah, that’s not helpful to those of us that desperately needed the help since it takes a long time to fund those payoffs.
It’s an ok trivia game and kind of supports a good cause (kind of), but don’t get your hopes up for getting funded anytime soon.
