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Pay to withdraw scam... Or is it?
Earn money watching videos, scam. How so? Because the requirements are quite extensive, 10/15 friends need to have watched 1500 minutes, invite 15 people, 10 active, you have to watch 350 minutes. Then there is a 24 hour delay (unnecessary) for there to be a large red box notification saying I didn't join a "withdraw class" have you ever heard of anything like it.... Banking 101 would tell us we just use basic math to take a reduction from the lump sum, precisely as you might be very poor and not have any money to use, to get money out. How frustrating. I confronted them about this in the chat, the long overdue message I got was the withdraw amount is fully dedicated to your method. Okay, but that doesn't consider you if you are low on funds already and unable to pay. I've to hear anyone's experience if they DO pay, that would make a review more comprehensive. However, the upfront fee may prove unhelpful to a poor person, and it remains a mystery if the website is true to their word and the withdraw is real and not just an illusion. The website does have a telegram group that apparently shows screenshot evidence, but they shut off people's ability to comment in that group, shutting down any feedback positive or negative. No one can get informed or inform each other, which is how scams are dismantled...It has over 10,000 members. Granted also are the Withdraw class "prices" are not very steep ranging from 50 dollars to 360 dollars, most would consider this midrange pricing, this is beside the point... This notification is not forthcoming without considerable time and effort of yourself and others to reveal it. I guess I have more questions than I do answers, the safest bet is to stay away, it seems no one is willing to pay the fee, because no one knows if there is something else after that or if if you really do receive money from it. At 0.75p a minute, running this all day and night can raise £1080 a day, £32,000+ a month, which isn't completely unrealistic, and is mostly passive. Maybe the withdraw fee is the real way the website funds itself, but the process is shady and does not inspire trust nor confidence from me. They will have to find a way to deduct from the balance, if they are legitimate If they are legitimate, they are doing a poor job of presenting that. I don't know enough to say for sure.