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This is the #1 issue with offers. Don't worry, just follow this sequence:
Tracking isn't always instant. Delays are normal, so give it a day or two before panicking.
Did you miss "New Users Only" or a time limit? Double-check the offer terms.
Go to the specific wall (e.g., RevU, Torox) in the app. Find their "Status" or "Support" link.
Do not contact the main app supportSurvey frustrations are common, but most aren't "errors." Here's what to know.
This is normal. It means you weren't the specific demographic (e.g., 30-year-old Honda owner) they needed. Just move to the next one.
This is a rare (and terrible) error. We recommend taking a screenshot and reporting it to the survey platform's support immediately.
Normal for first-time or large cash outs. Platforms manually review these for fraud. It typically takes 3-5 business days to clear.
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We're a resource dedicated to helping you build extra income. We test, review, and create guides for side hustles, paid offers (like downloading apps or playing games), paid surveys, and personal finance. Our goal is to provide honest, practical advice to help you earn and manage your money.
Paid offers are tasks you complete in exchange for a reward (cash or points). These are common on platforms like Freecash or Swagbucks. The most popular offers involve:
These often pay much more than surveys but require more time. We review these platforms in our Platform Reviews section.
The best way is to start with a clear, small goal. We highly recommend our Getting Started Guide. It covers the basics for all earning methods. Generally, paid surveys (like on Attapoll) are the *easiest* to start and get your first $3-$5 payout, which builds confidence.
Each platform (like Attapoll, Freecash, etc.) handles its own payouts. You do *not* get paid by us. When you earn rewards on a platform, you'll "cash out" directly from their app or website. Common payout methods include:
Most platforms have a "minimum threshold" (e.g., $3) you must reach before you can cash out.
Mostly, yes, but you MUST be organized. These offers (e.g., "Sign up for a $1 trial, get $20") are legitimate, but they rely on you forgetting to cancel. When you sign up, immediately set a calendar reminder on your phone for 2-3 days *before* the trial ends. Cancel it on that day to ensure you aren't charged the full subscription fee.
Disclaimer: We are not tax professionals, and this is not financial advice. In the United States, any income you earn is generally considered taxable. If you earn over $600 from a *single platform* (like Swagbucks) in a year, they are required to send you a 1099-NEC form. However, you are technically required to report *all* income, even if it's just $50, as "Other Income" on your tax return. We highly recommend consulting a tax professional.
No. Do not do this. Using a VPN to pretend you are in another country (like the US) to get better offers is a fast way to get your account permanently banned and forfeit all your earnings. All major platforms explicitly forbid this in their terms of service.
The most common reasons for platform account suspension are:
If you believe it was a mistake, you must contact that platform's support team directly.
Our Forum is best for long-form questions, detailed guides, and sharing success stories. It's organized by topic and is easy to search. Our Discord Server is for real-time, fast-paced chat. It's great for quick questions, sharing a "hot" offer you just found, or just chatting with the community.
A survey pays you for your *opinion*. You answer questions for market research. An offer pays you for an *action*. You download a game, sign up for a trial, or buy a product. Offers generally pay much more but require more effort and time.
The most important tip is to "pay yourself first." Before you spend your earnings, move a portion (even just 20%) into a separate High-Yield Savings Account (HYSA). This builds an emergency fund and good habits. The second tip is to track your earnings so you know what your time is worth and what you'll owe in taxes.
An attention check (or "quality check") is a simple question designed to catch people who are speeding or not reading. It might look like "Please select 'Strongly Agree' from the list below" or "What is 2 + 2?". Failing these checks will get you disqualified from the survey and can flag your account, leading to fewer surveys in the future.
KYC stands for "Know Your Customer." Some higher-paying platforms (especially those dealing with crypto) require you to verify your identity by submitting a photo of your ID (like a driver's license). This is a standard anti-fraud measure, similar to what a bank would require.
The "best" offer is a mix of high payout and low difficulty. We highlight these in our Articles and Reviews. Also, check our Community Forum and Discord, as members often share great offers they've just completed.