I tried money making apps!

[BitcoinYu]

Hi folks,

So while shopping while I was bored in my previous post I ended up spending too much money… So I started to look for alternatives on how to earn more money cuz payday is still far away. 

I decided to try popular money making apps.

It was an interesting experience and it got me through the week. In the end I thought it would make an interesting article, which I managed to publish on Paybis.

In case you are interested, you can check it out here: https://paybis.com/blog/best-money-making-apps/

If you have any ideas which other apps I should add please let me know.

And share your experience with them as well.

Thanks and see you around after this quarantine ends!

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[NavI_027]

If you have any ideas which other apps I should add please let me know.

And share your experience with them as well.

At my first glance, all apps which belong on the lists are all legit since Coinbase is included. But better to check them one by one of course. To be honest, I haven't try any of them so far but I've already experienced such schemes before so I hope I can share something with you .

The first three apps just offer cashbacks wherein you will use their app instead of going to the actual online store. I may say that Yes! you can earn due to savings but the total amount of money you can earn still depends on how large or how frequent you buy online. Thus you will find a hard time on accumulating them. Actually, until now I am not benefited by my savings because they're few (I already forget the site as well lol). Furthermore, I've also tried answering surveys and doing different tasks for exchange of crypto before but all of them are not paying me so until now I have trust issues regarding this stuff .

[Jating]

Thanks for the list, most of them I have never heard of and as the world is changing because of this pandemic, I'm sure there are a lot of ways to earn money, even passive income. And yes, this is not permanent though, and it's not going to be big amount, but we have to start something.

I don't know if you have heard about "Print on Demand" (PoD), I think this is also a good way to earn specially for those who are good in design. Hard to find crypto related though, except to be an affiliate of exchanges.

[Kakmakr]

Ok, making money by spending money is not my idea of making money. The cashback options is not a money making app, because you have to spend money to get some back.

There was some of the options that I agreed with, but it takes a lot of effort to gain a little bit of coins. Yes.. beggars cannot be choosers, but there are better ways to make money.

Also doing Uber and renting your place to AirBNB will need you to spend money to make money. (You also need a car and property you own to do this)

[BitcoinTurk]

First of all, I would like to point out that applications such as these usually do not provide much return and do not meet the value of your time.  Especially since the applications that you will use for free generally collect data purposes, I do not recommend using them very much.  Still, the final decision is up to you, so I recommend you choose the applications you use carefully.

[maxreish]

I have tried one particular app in playstore where in you can earn some cashback by uploading some printed out receipts like shopping receipts. I just forgot the name of the app since I was lazy to upload and needs a target amount to withdraw.

On the other hand, does anyone here tried Celsius? It's on the list in the link provided by the OP. Is this legit? 12% returns for investment cryptocurrencies, isn't too much? Though it's a crypto wallet at the same time.

[el kaka22]

The greatest part of the whole article is at the bottom and basically explains why money making apps are not really that much enriching stories but more like small time stuff. If you are making few cents a minute and probably around few dollars (under 5) per hour that is reasonable and understanding.

So, if it sounds too good to be true it probably is would be a great statement on these type of stuff. All of these apps are legit and good apps and you could definitely use them to make money, you won't be making too much money but at least these places will not scam you and that is very important. If you want real work and real money making, that will take full commitment like the article says and in that case it is not a money making app anymore but more like a job creating app for you.

[enhu]

You can make money but not substantial to feed yourself every day. If you have the skills, its the fiverr that only works among the list. Somehow all others I find not a very profitable experience. Uber is good and Airbnb is sure a good profit but this is if you have the rooms and you are willing to serve to accommodate while there is Covid these days.

[bits4books]

A good advertising post - it obvious  that you earn money on apps. What is price for scam PR?

[Heart18]

I also tried some money making apps, but unfortunately always turned out to be a scam...Thank you for sharing that link, maybe i should check it out to see myself and share to others too 😊

[josgandosbro]

make money by shopping it will have little interest because everyone will only use the application without having to spend money, one of the applications that I tried a few days is whatsround, I also still don't know whether it's legal or not. Previously, thank you, maybe I will try some applications in your article.

[ecnalubma]

Good list I gotta check them out one by one, I believe there are a lot of earning opportunities in the blockchain space that are not included in the list some of them are waiting to be discover. We really need to strive and be smart during this times of crisis financially, scouting every opportunity available.

[Wexnident]

It's a nice list overall, but I'd rather avoid those that require investments or make you spend money to earn money (or cashback). It's a bit risky, since you never know when the owner could go awol all of a sudden, and really, I'd rather have my skills be recognized and use it to earn. Fiverr is a good example. I also use Swagbucks every now and then, even though yes, it can get your information pretty much cause of the various surveys you're doing, but hey, no pain no gain.

You can make money but not substantial to feed yourself every day. If you have the skills, its the fiverr that only works among the list. Somehow all others I find not a very profitable experience. Uber is good and Airbnb is sure a good profit but this is if you have the rooms and you are willing to serve to accommodate while there is Covid these days.

I'm pretty sure any type of job that you can find online is mostly described as "beermoney". You can't generally live off of it and is mostly used on miscellaneous stuff that you want, but can't use your main funds to buy. It is nonetheless rewarding if you spend your time on it though, just look at reddit and see the amounts people can earn by doing simple sidelines.

[Naida_BR]

I tried money making apps in the past and I hadn't good results.
Most of those apps are giving you pennies and they force you to struggle to make them in order to reach the high withdraw amount that they have in order to get your money. Usually, the withdrawal amount is so high that you give up before reaching it.

[raidarksword]

Lots of free apps out there are both legit and scams based on my experienced and mostly earnings on apps based on referrals  so its really hard to make money out of it. Mostly free paying apps requireds lots of stress before you can withdraw it and many conditions need to meet and by that earning penny is not a profit at all. I rather invest my time on airdrop or bounties and hoping to get much high rewards when the time is right.

[samputin]

I can really relate on this topic. The boredom I had led me to downloading apps. Not just any apps but money-making ones.

Okay, so I read the article you cited, but honestly I'm not familiar with any of it. However, what got me interested most there was No.10, the Coinbase Earn  platform. I like the idea that it's about getting people learn about crypto and at the same time, they pay you to do that. You just don't earn, you also learn. I think I'm going to try that, not out of boredom but out of eagerness to learn about crypto, (and earn, of course. Haha!)

And as I've said earlier, I've also encountered money-making apps while stuck at home. I don't know if this app is also available in other country but for me, it's legit since I have cashed out four times already. I'm talking about Buzzbreak. It's an app where you'll just read news, watch videos, and redeem rewards which will give you points and can be converted into real cash. It's not a "get rich quick" thing but I think it's also a good source of money. This is the first time that I used a money-making app and I'm quite satisfied with it, though.

Disclaimer: I'm not promoting the app. I just shared my experience which, I think, is relevant to the op.

[Paycoinzzz]

There are actually quite a few apps that can make you money. The important thing is that it requires us to have real relationships and real users. The apps that paybis offer are all big apps and to make money from it, you have to be very professional and can't cheat. You must complete the entire request just to receive 1 - 2 $. I had a hard time doing this, but it didn't work.

[cosmofly]

Although there are many opportunities to make money on apps like this, I feel like it takes up too much of our time. I suddenly realized that you have to make many quality refs in order to receive money and that is a very difficult task. Thank you for sharing this money-making opportunity with us but I think I would be more suitable for bounty.

[davis196]

All the popular so called "money making" apps on Google Play are just a bunch of "get-paid-to" or GRT survey websites,where the average user has to complete survey offers,shop and get discounts,watch video ads and install other apps.You can't make money with them,unless you live in a Tier 1 country(USA,UK,Canada,Australia,New Zealand).Faking your IP address via VPN or VPS will lead to your account getting banned.
It's a total waste of time.

[sarishvaranasi]

I went through your list, and must say it is well researched one. As 3 to 4 , i have visited before. The coinbase one is very good. As you can learn about all the process of trading and all and also earn money. Keep it up and do publish such list for the sake of community.

Hi folks,

So while shopping while I was bored in my previous post I ended up spending too much money… So I started to look for alternatives on how to earn more money cuz payday is still far away. 

I decided to try popular money making apps.

It was an interesting experience and it got me through the week. In the end I thought it would make an interesting article, which I managed to publish on Paybis.

In case you are interested, you can check it out here: https://paybis.com/blog/best-money-making-apps/

If you have any ideas which other apps I should add please let me know.

And share your experience with them as well.

Thanks and see you around after this quarantine ends!