WalkPay: Walk & Earn Rewards
gamed ratingIt promises real money for walking, games and watching ads, but withdrawal is blocked. People pile up 30-86 dollars and hit 'insufficient funds', and after the first threshold rewards reset to zero. There is step counting, but it is just a pretext to run people through ads and tasks.
12real score
4.1store star
4,565ratings
About the rating
Another walk-to-earn scam masked by a high share of five-stars (55 percent). Store 4.13, but the substance is in the complaints: people reach a 30-86 dollar balance, and withdrawal shows 'insufficient funds' or endlessly resets rewards. Many raves are written before trying to cash out, hence the inflated five-star share.
Strengths
What users love
- At first it feels like money comes easily
- And small amounts even trickled in for some. It is nice to see steps
- Calories and walk time in one place.
Weak spots
What users hate
- Cashing out does not work: the balance grows but shows 'insufficient funds' or freezes your energy. After the first 30-dollar threshold all savings reset
- And task rewards are cut to token amounts.
Who it is for
Not for anyone who believes the promised payouts. Pointless as a pedometer, the whole thing exists for ad impressions.