Money making apps. Do they actually work?

 So, if you're anything like me, you're always looking for some way to make some extra money. I decided to try a couple gaming apps and a survey app. Here are the names if you're interested in them:

Rewarded Play

Playspot

Qmee

We will go through them one at a time. 

I have had Rewarded Play for about 4 days and here are some things I've noticed right off the bat. 

1. You need to have a phone with a LOT of storage. 

2. You need 45K points for your first $5 giftcard. 

3. At some point you will be required to use the three apps for two days that you download. 

I don't think I will be able to complete the giftcard and will probably end up deleting the app altogether. 

I have had Playspot for about a day and depending on the game, you can make a lot of coins, which translate to money. The highest giftcard you can get is $200 which is around 200,000 coins. If you play enough games, you can make that amount easily. I have 3-4 different games downloaded currently and alternate between them when I'm bored. 

I have had Qmee for about a month. When answering surveys you can make anywhere between 10 cents to $2. There is no minimum payout for Paypal. I have made around $30 off of them alone. While this may not seem like much, it has helped me slightly with extra money for credit card debt and/or loans. My mother had made over $25 in a week, it all depends on how many surveys you do and how many you qualify for. 

Overall, the best way to get money is to get a job. I recommend Uber Eats, Doordash, Instacart, Waitr, and a few others if you want to be able to create your own schedule. Out of all the apps I mentioned for making money, Qmee is the best. 

Thanks for reading

God Bless

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