I've been getting ads for "StridePay: Walk & Earn Rewards", "GaintPay: Move &
Earn Coins" and "WalkPay: Walk & Earn Rewards" and I want to see if they are legit or are they just going to steal my credit card info

I redeemed 1,500 points for the $10 PayPal voucher on October 24. They promise the code within 24 to 48 hours. It's now day 5 and it still says "Pending, delayed due to a partner issue."

The points were never even taken out of my balance, and I can't redeem anything else until this one clears.

I've emailed support three times and only get the same auto-reply about high email volume. No real answer, no date.

Is anyone else stuck like this? Has anyone actually gotten their PayPal code lately, or heard back from a real person?

Recently signed for it. Just want to know if anyone has sorked with the same. Is it worth slending tind on it or not.

I've been building a couple of social media accounts around satirical POV skits, mainly featuring exaggerated, deliberately creepy characters. One character in particular, a creepy manager, consistently performs the best and has become a recurring part of my content.

I started posting in May 2026. Since then, I've had roughly a month without posting due to what appeared to be a shadowban, followed by a separate 2.5-month hiatus. I've only recently started posting again, but the format has continued to show potential.

Here's where I'm at:

• TikTok: 32.5k followers
• Instagram: 24.7k followers
• Average views: 70–100k per video on each platform
• Posting frequency: Roughly once a day when active
• Production time: Around 15 minutes per video
• Age demographic: Primarily 18–34
• Gender split: 43% male / 56% female
• Top countries: US (58%), Australia (18%), UK (9%), Canada (4%) and NZ (1.6%)

I'm based in Australia, so I can't currently rely on TikTok's Creator Rewards Program for income. I'd rather explore other ways to monetise the audience I've already built.

I'm happy to put affiliate links in my bio and negotiate occasional sponsorships. The main challenge is that my content is comedy and entertainment rather than a niche like finance, fitness or product reviews. I'm not sure how to introduce products into the skits naturally without making them feel like advertisements, and I don't think merchandise would be a particularly strong fit.

Ideally, I'd like to set up something that generates relatively low-maintenance income from the content I'm already producing, rather than taking on hours of extra work every day.

For anyone who has monetised a comedy or entertainment account, what would you try first in my position?

A few things I'm particularly curious about:

• Have affiliate links in your bio generated worthwhile income for an entertainment-focused audience, or are sponsorships generally a better option?
• How do you find brands willing to sponsor character-driven comedy content, particularly when the humour revolves around a deliberately creepy character?
• Are there monetisation strategies you'd prioritise that don't require changing the content format or significantly increasing production time?

I'm interested in hearing from people who've actually tried these approaches, including what didn't work. I'd appreciate practical advice on what is realistic at this audience size and which approaches are worth prioritising.

There is a somewhat new app called "AITask" that claims to reward cash (paid through Cash App, bank acct or I think Venmo, PayPal were other options) to those who play games in order to "train" AI.

I am wondering if anyone else has had the experience I had, or similar, with this app.

POTENTIALLY MISLEADING REWARDS AND FLAWED GAMEPLAY

AI Task advertises an opportunity to earn money through AI-related tasks, but my experience raises serious concerns about the app's functionality and reward system.

The object-hunting puzzles contain questionable object classifications and appear to require finding objects that may not exist in the scenes. For example, a push pin is classified as a tool, and a level requires seven ancient weapons despite there appearing to be fewer than seven. The one-minute time limit (to hunt through several objects) makes these already frustrating tasks unnecessarily difficult, forcing repeated attempts and exposure to lengthy advertisements.

After two days of playing, I had reached $49.58 toward the $50 cash-out threshold, with the game showing 99.2% completion. Earning the remaining amount became difficult (the 'hidden object' and 'spot the difference' games look simple enough, but as you near the cash out threshold, you can find EVERY item except one or two being difficult to find). This raises concerns about whether the advertised rewards are reasonably attainable and whether cash-out will actually work.

THE PART THAT PISSED ME OFF

I FINALLY reached the $50 cash out threshold after a few days of playing the game off and on. The description of the app makes it seemed like a person can cash out right when they submit the request for cash out. I would have even understood if it didn't hit my account until 1 or 2 days later. But when I clicked submit, it prompt window popped up singing that a 3-day withdrawal request would need to be processed and in order to keep that process active, I would need to play several more game levels for 3 days consecutively. This sounded like a bait and switch. Because you start out playing thinking you will get rewarded for reaching a certain level. Thinking you will get rewarded without any trouble. And then you try to cash oh and you are hit with the realization that you will not receive this money unless you play several more levels for three more days. Playing to reach $50 is annoying enough, let alone playing for several more days. This 3-day withdrawal request stipulation is not even mentioned as part of the description of the app on the Play store. I dug around and went to the website of this app and that is where I saw the rules. These rules should be made available as part of the description in the Play store and within the app somewhere. But these rules are not visible in those places. It's like whoever developed this app (with the questionable name of "Haley Allison") just once attention further app, for people to download it, but really doesn't want to pay anybody anything as claimed.

I've heard of other people who also questioned this app and are suspicious of it. I actually reported the app within the Google Play store as being misleading. I even emailed the game developer as well. I would not recommend anyone download this app. It's too time-consuming just to reach that $50, the fun of playing is ruined, and it just seems like a scammy app altogether. I finally just uninstalled it.

Acme across this website tedlcash.com

And some parts of this website seem sketchy, like ,you will receive comission, from people who accept referral of , those whom you referred (sounds too good to be true)

And ,total earnable money right now is about 273 dollar? Again, that's max amount of money it's showcasing,

And , minimum requirement to cashout is to earn 20 dollahs,

It asks us , to use / paly some games,

But almost all games listed here , are available on googleplay store, (not sure if it matters in any way, has gplay store had a history of publishing unsafe apps)

So can anyone share your experience?? Or , of they have any safe way to check if it's real or not , share any information?

Thank you

: none of this is written by ai btw , :

3 days already but I still can't access my reward. Does anyone have the same issue? did u already got ur reward

Edit: It appears that the reward has expired.

Welcome to the Data Annotation megathread. This is the place to discuss (or complain about) Data Annotation.

Please be aware that we have been seeing unusual activity on our subreddit related to this company. There have been a swarm of new and inactive users mentioning both good and bad things about this company. We highly recommend being cautious and using good judgment when reading any of the comments below.

You can view the previous thread here.

FAQ

What is the website?

https://dataannotation.tech/

How much does it pay?

It depends on what tasks you do and how much work you have available. Their website claim that "Most folks average $20+/hour". However, there have been many reports of users earning as low as $10/hour.

Why don't I have any tasks?

Your best bet is contacting their support. We currently have one staff member present on our subreddit: u/JeremyDataAnnotation

What countries does it work in?

US, UK, Canada, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand

I got this roe paid card for an online survey thing I did with 10 dollars on the card. I want to buy a PayPal gift card maybe worth 5 usd? Please help me on how to buy it

So idk if You guys have notice but the app LoyaPlay started to pay way less when they updated the system to the stars rating, I used to make 3 usd dollar easy, now for every hour i'm just making 0.20 - 0.30 cents, If someone here uses the app too I will appreciate any tips, before you ask no I don't skip ads, most of my ads are google ones, I log in do the spin, watch the 3 ads on the main menu page and play then complete levels and watch the ads with the claim coins button after completing one level. Does anyone have any tips? Or any other app that pays good? I'm in mexico so most apps aren available for me

Just Play is a complete scam. I probably should’ve known better and I don’t usually fall for this shit but I was bored today and already playing games. I watched about 200 ads and played over three hours only to get a whopping 2 cents. I don’t really care at this point but I just want to warn other people about it. I had 3 million coins and I would put a photo but I can’t on here. Don’t ever use it.

I have Perfit for the moment, and in the beginning you can make fast money. But you need to watch a tons of ads. I think if you reach the withdrawal amount, or they don’t pay or if you coming close to the amount, than the slow the proces.
Any one experience with it?

Kind of curious if you use them, when does it pay out? Site says quarterly around the 15th, but I haven't received anything.

Here are the goodies.

Total: $320.16

Coupons: $2.00

Total Cash Back: $361.02

Final Cost: -$42.86 - Money Maker

The complete breakdown is in the imgur gallery above. The stores are listed in the breakdown image. I don't include sites that take any receipt on my breakdown.

Note: Individual deals vary by user for most apps. If you don't have the deals right now, you can try checking back later.

My Guides

1. All rebate apps/sites I use and/or know about

2. How I do my hauls

3. Beginners guide to using rebate apps/sites - for those who don't know where to start

If you aren't interested in this kind of thing, please keep your comments to yourself. If you don't like what I buy, you can buy different products. If you don't like hunting for deals, you can do surveys, microtasks, games or whatever else you like instead. There is no need to discourage other users just because you aren't interested in the same things!

If you don't need feminine hygiene products, toothpaste, soaps, etc - consider donating them to your local women's shelter, church, or school! Don't need pet food? Give it to a shelter!

Some Additional Deals

• Sheba - 1k pts per $1 spent on Fetch (ends up being like 91% cash back)

• Dove Aluminum Free Deodorant - Comes out to like $0.17 after IB + Fetch

• Dr Elsey's Cat Litter - Up to $22 back on a bag up to 40 lbs when you purchase at Target, Walmart, or a local business pet store. You need to cut out the barcode and mail it in with the receipt. One rebate per person/household/address. Must submit within 90 days. There's also a handful of $1 coupons on this page.

• Kellogg's Promotions - Various stuff ranging from coupons for free products, movie tickets, various merchandise, and more.

• Various freebies on Ibotta.

• Find more sites with deals in my list here

Afterthoughts

Wow, it's been a while since I posted. This past year has been bad between health issues and injuries. So, as much as I'd like to be posting weekly, I've barely even left the house most weeks, haha. Fetchtopia got my butt out the door though. I looked around a bit, but I'm pretty confident I missed some deals too. My brain was starting to give out on me, so I decided to just grab what I could and called it good enough for now. I most likely will go back out. When I went to the Dollar General, I had clipped a $2 off $10 and a $10 off $30 coupon but didn't realize the $10 one was Saturday only. So, if the deals are still up, I likely will go back on Saturday to get more stuff.

Ideally, I should've skipped the Reese and just got the Smores (Ibotta offer counted for both), but I didn't realize that until after I'd already placed the Wal-Mart order. And apparently Giant Eagle has to be linked now which I didn't link my card prior to purchasing. Oh well. It worked out in the end.

Since Fetch is a little screwy this time, I'll break down what I used. Keep in mind, offers vary per account and deals this good WILL go fast.

• Magnum, Talenti, etc - 8k back when spending $20

• Magnum Ice Cream Products at Dollar General (includes the Breyers, Klondike, Talenti, and Magnum) - 6k back when spending $10 - limit 5

• Klondike - 1.5k points each

• Breyers Sundae Swirl - 2.6k + 2k points each for the Breyers 48oz tub (note: I didn't get credit for this. I sent a support ticket)

• Magnum - 2k points each

• Temptations Crunchy Treats - 4.1k points per 2 - Limit 3

• Temptations Puree - 5k points for every 2 items + 1.6k points each - Limit 3 on both

• Sheba Puree - 18k points back each

• Royal CANIN Fresh Health - 50k points back per bag

• Royal CANIN products - 10k points when you spend $100 (The Fresh Health came to just under $100, so I threw on a cat food bag since that was the cheapest item I could find)

• Chewy $50 order - 7k points (does not immediately award

• Blue Buffalo Love Made Fresh Meatballs - 2k points

• Blue Buffalo Love Made Fresh - 3k points when you buy 4. (The 1lb roll was the cheapest I could find) (Note: I had to submit them for review since it didn't credit).

• Shea Moisture Deodorant - 6.25k points

• Shea Moisture Skin Cleansing - 5k points

• Shea Moisture - 2.5k points for buying both the deodorant and skin cleansing.

• Downy Wrinkle Releaser - 14k points for buying 2 + 3.2k points each

• Dreft - 1k points per $1 spent

• Reese's - 2.4k points each

In total, it came to ~360k points.

Time Spent

I spent a little over 3 hours including planning, driving, and shopping. This included getting my regular groceries for the week.

^{I generally plan my hauls over the course of an hour or two while I eat breakfast/lunch and play with my pets. I usually spend around 45-70 minutes in the store, which includes my regular grocery shopping. I could easily cut that down to 30-45 but I like to take my time.}

Food From Deals

Here's some things I've made in the past: High Protein Tomato Crackers, Hot Sausage Cups, Peanut Butter Fudge & Chocolate Hazelnut Fudge, Chocolate Cherry Pie

Do you guys want me to continue showing things I've made using ingredients I got from rebate apps on these posts? Let me know in the comments, or you can vote on this poll if you want to remain anonymous.

Mini FAQ

• If you're new or confused - check out the guides near the top of the post. They go into detail about everything.

• If you want to know what stores I shopped at, what sites/apps I used, what I bought, etc - check the breakdown image. It's in the gallery at the very top of the post.

• I'm from the USA and these posts are tailored as such, but this post of mine does list things from other countries that I know about.

• My posts are tailored to being money makers to suit this subreddit. There are tons of great deals that aren't money makers but can still save you a lot of money.

• A lot of what I get is given away to friends, family or is donated. I do this more as a hobby than anything.

• I generally do not share my spreadsheet since the one shown in this post is not the one I actually use (it's put together with a script from my usual spreadsheet) and there are a ton of little things that will give you wrong values if you don't know about them and even then you have to be careful. It's super easy to make a spreadsheet with Google Sheets though.

Myner - Receipt App with a Fun Twist

Link | Non-Ref

Use My Code "Goldeneye0242" to Double Your First Daily Bonanza

Myner is a receipt app with a gamified twist. Myner is a (you guessed it) mining themed receipt app where you “mine receipts” for gold. After you complete tasks there are also minigames to play to get bonus gold. Did I mention that you can cash out for actual gold mailed to your home? Yes, you technically can. Individual receipt apps won’t make you rich, but stacking several can increase a few cents into more meaningful earnings. Let's get into it.

How Do I Sign Up?

The link provided will bring you to the download page for the app in your app store. Provide some demographic information and set up your account.

How Do I Earn?

Every receipt earns a base rate, and is followed by a mini game. So far, there are two. The more risk you take in the mini games, the more you can earn. I would say that most receipts end up paying 3-5 cents on average. You can also earn for completing your profile and taking short surveys. For example, some of mine available include taking pictures of what is in my pantry or what shoes I wear. If you complete 5 tasks in a week, you start a streak that adds a percentage multiplier to your earnings.

How Do I Cash Out?

You can cash out to Bank Transfer, Venmo, Paypal, Cash App, or Gift Cards at $10. The withdrawal screen also lets you cash out for physical gold mailed to you, but you’ll probably never hit the required withdrawal amounts.

Conclusion

Myner is best used along with other paper receipt apps. When you can stack them, they can add up. The games are fun and several cents per receipt isn’t horrible for this type of app. The additional surveys and demographic questions are easy and add up as well. If you have a receipt app routine, or want to start one, Myner is a great one to add.

Thanks for reading! Give my profile a follow for more beermoney related posts in the future! Check out my big “Beermoney for Busy People” post below for additional ways to earn.

• Sites With No DQ's

Did anyone put their SSN and ID for verification on SideShift? I just feel uncomfortable doing that.

Hey guys,

Like most of you i've been lookin' for ways to earn a little side income and grind the survey world in my free time. I was recently banned inexplicably from Attapoll for unknown reasons and started looking around at more survey sites.

I'm new here so i'm sure it's been brought up here plenty of times but dude.....ePionion Center is the best one i've found so far. There's typically anywhere from 55-75 surveys available and the kick out ratio seems to be lower than Attapoll. There's even bonus games you can play (like a spin the wheel thing, dice roll, scratch off etc) that you earn by upping levels.

I just joined late last night and have already earned $20 and cashed out. It's almost immediate on Paypal. I don't know if it was just me, but they give you $5 just for signing up. Cash out minimum is $10. Just a reminder to be honest and deliberate with the answers, be consistent and more surveys will come your way. I had 3 $3 surveys which surprised me. I've attached a screenshot of my $20 for reference.

Feel free to use my referral link for a bonus! CJN1M1Q4 Referal Link

And no i'm not a bot, i've had Reddit account since 2016. ;) Good luck y'all!

*Edit, I guess I can't attach an image, oops

I started timing my survey sessions and found that screen-outs and disqualifications eat a lot of the time. Once I count those minutes, my hourly rate drops well below what the payout per survey suggests.

How do you handle it? Do you count the wasted time or only the completed surveys? And what hourly rate makes you keep doing them or quit?

So.i will most likely avoid the video calls 😂..But the question is, I know there's a survey section, and ai video calls.

But what's the difference between, online task and video calls? With online task, they ask you to put on your mic and have a working camera?

So how does this online task work? Do you see someone? Or is it just you that comes on cam?

And they speak?

As per this post

Congratulations to these 4 random winners:

u/3801sadas4

u/themexicangamer

u/PeppermintEvilButler

u/dkgraphics

Winners should receive a private message from one of our moderators THIS WEEK containing your Amazon code for $25 $USD to be used only on Amazon.com Please make sure that you have private messages enabled, or add u/Threw_it_to_ground to your approved users list so that you can receive your code.

If you don't enable private messages/chat or add u/Threw_it_to_ground to your approved users list within 30 days and if you don't redeem your Amazon code within 30 days after receiving it, your prize will be given to another random user that entered the giveaway.

They were fine up till like a a few weeks ago, currently have over $50 out for withdrawals and no signs of getting paid and not being able to reach out to their customer service. Anyone else having issues?

Need to know before I start using it

I click on the link for Chewy in the TCB app, and it says purchases from Chewy app is not eligible for Cash Back.

I don't have the Chewy app installed. The click takes me to Chrome web browser then quickly back to the TCB app and I get a pop-up asking me to Open with Galaxy Store or Google Play Store

I tried Walmart and there isn't a problem with them even though I don't have the Walmart app installed.

It seems for some reason TCB doesn't handshake with Chewy.

USA - all of my last 4 rewards through tremendous have been delayed and then later canceled. I tried to redeem with Paypal and Amazon, it’s happened with both. I emailed support a week ago and no response. Anyone else experiencing this?