Welcome back, Books After Dark Lovers! If you’ve ever dreamed of making money from the comfort of your home just by watching ads, you might have stumbled upon claims that you can earn as much as $4.50 for viewing a single 7-second Google ad. That’s right—imagine pocketing up to $231 per hour, all while sipping your favorite coffee or tea in your PJs.
Sounds like a dream come true, doesn’t it?
Recently, a video on the CashPro YouTube channel caught my eye, where they touted this lucrative opportunity available globally. So, I decided to dive deep and test out these claims for myself. After all, at Books After Dark, we don’t just read or watch videos about online make money opportunities—we test them to give you the real scoop!
The Experiment
Following the steps outlined by CashPro, I signed up for Cointiply.com, where this ad-watching goldmine was supposed to be. The sign-up process was straightforward, and I even snagged a 1,000-coin bonus right off the bat—though, this only converted to $0.10.
Determined to see if I could really rake in the big bucks, I embarked on my journey through the world of PTC (Pay to Click) Ads, “rolling the faucet,” and installing apps.
Here’s what I discovered:
- Navigating the Site: Cointiply.com’s interface was a bit clunky. Although finding the “Earn Coins” tab was easy, the actual process of starting offers and understanding the limitations on gigs was anything but.
- Earning Potential: The promise of $4.50 for watching ads quickly faded as I encountered error messages, regional restrictions, and a frustrating cap on daily views. Despite the site’s claims, I was unable to watch a single ad for the promised amount.
- Additional Earning Methods: While the PTC Ads were a bust, rolling the faucet and installing mobile apps did allow me to accumulate coins—though not without their own sets of limitations and time-consuming tasks.
- Red Flags: The requirement to provide a phone number for verification and unclear policies on private information storage and/or usage raised concerns.
Scam or Legit: The Verdict
After hours of effort and navigating through a maze of tasks, the earnings were quite dismal, and the promised $4.50 per ad remained elusive. My overall experience? Disappointing and misleading. While Cointiply.com might not be a complete scam—given that you can technically earn something—the misleading advertising and poor user experience lead me to advise caution. If your time is valuable, this platform might not be the goldmine it claims to be.
Have you ever tried making money through similar sites? Were your experiences better, or did you find yourself frustrated and empty-handed? Share your stories in the comments below or on the Mr. Steve Official YouTube Channel—we’re all here to learn from each other! And when you subscribe, don’t forget to hit that notification bell to be notified when the next Mr. Steve Official video drops!
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And finally, check out the following video on the Mr. Steve Official YouTube channel for complete details on this online side hustle. And stay smart, exercise that skepticism, and keep hustling!
