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  1. I think this game is fake, I did everything on the 2 weeks ago and I m still waiting the money come to my e wallet

  2. THIS IS FAKE. Spent the time completing all the tasks. Went through the cashout process. Received a cashout receipt. Never received any money. Over 3 weeks ago. Website and email that shows on google play do not exist.

    1. I did the same thing. Went thru all the tasks all the cashout tasks and everything within 5 days i had over 600 bucks. Find out u can only cash out 300 at first then 500 the second time but couldn’t even cash out the first time. I tried to find the app on google play to write a review and couldn’t even find it. I was so upset i haD plans for that money. Was going to put it on my hydro bill. They shouldn’t be able to do that to people

      1. Hi Kelly

        I’m really sorry to hear about your frustrating experience with this game. It’s indeed very disheartening, especially when we’ve invested a considerable amount of time and energy.

        It’s crucial to carefully evaluate any online platform promising quick and easy money. The old adage “If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is,” often applies here.

        Fake cash games often use psychological tricks and misleading information to make people believe they can easily earn lots of money.

        It’s understandable that you’re upset; anyone in your situation would feel the same. However, consider this as a learning experience. These setbacks can help us make wiser choices in the future.

        If you’re looking to make some extra money online, I recommend Prizerebel. It may not be as fast or as much as promised by the cash games, but it’s much safer and reliable.

        remember, you are not alone. Many people have been tricked by these types of apps before. Try to stay positive and focus on the future, and always be cautious

  3. Reached a little over the $300 limit; attempted to cash out only to find out that I would have to endure 20 more videos. Needless to say, I passed, lol! This will be the first and last time that I will fall for these developers’ fake games!

  4. I too went through this and no surprise. No money. Just wasted times. I read the terms of service on several different games and they clearly state that they don’t guarantee payment and aren’t liable for damages. One site even says that their defense expenses is to be paid by the person requesting payment. Very disappointing…but, there is no such thing as a free lunch. Convinced its a scam in PA

  5. How do these app creators get away with false advertising? There are legions of apps that are pretty much the same. The ads are so crappy. They’re the only ones making money not us. Worse than the skincare ads that says a few drops of serum takes years off your face.

  6. I don’t know whether it’s real or if it’s fake…. I myself am on the fence because I’ve reached the $300 limit and cashed out the PayPal and I reached the $500 limit and have cashed out the PayPal and I’ve waited over a week and I haven’t gotten anything so I wrote an email to the developer and ask questions and the reply was there is a regulation that prevents them just paying out the PayPal until they can prove that you are a real legitimate person and they are requesting me to send a copy front and back of my driver’s license for them to pay out to me and I’m nearly through the $1,000 threshold…. I am truly skeptical about sending a copy of my driver’s license so I’m going to request from local offices to see what I can do to protect myself if that’s what they require to pay out…

    1. Don’t provide your driver licence because this can pose a serious risk. You don’t know what these people are up to, and they can make profits from your document in many ways that can compromise your name.

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