Make quick money with Rewardable! Rewardable is a smartphone app that utilizes crowdsourcing to get information for businesses in your area. There are no restrictions, unless noted within the tasks. Follow these steps to get started making extra money.
Once you have the app downloaded, create your account using a valid email address. The menu consists of seeing new tasks, which is the default screen once the app opens. “My tasks” are the tasks that you have marked to complete later. “Withdraw Rewards” allows you to to transfer you the money you have earned to your PayPal account. “Invite Friends” lets you spread the word with your Facebook, Twitter, Email, and SMS accounts. However, there are no referral rewards.
The new tasks load after you log in. Choose a task, by selecting it, and you will be taken to the task detail. Make sure that you follow the instructions for the task. The tasks typically include taking photos, answering questions, and taking an action. Most tasks pay from $1.50 to $20. Also, if there are multiple stores of the same company in your area, you can complete those tasks as well.
The mobile tasks section has offers from developers to download and use their app. When completing mobile offers, click the “Example Photo” at the bottom of the instructions to make sure that you receive credit. The mobile tasks pay in smaller amounts, but there are normally more offers in the section.
Fun deals are shopping rebate deals that you can use at any store. Purchase the items in this section, press “Complete Now”, complete the tasks, and submit your receipt to receive credit.
The earnings from your app can help you build savings, be used for a specific purchase, or just to earn extra money on the side. This is also a good way to get your pre-teens and teenagers to earn quick money using their cell phones.
I tried this app, it was going well until my account got restricted for no reason.
same here. i wonder if they retaliated against me since i left a review pointing out the flaws (which never showed under reviews in the app store) Can’t they tale constructive critisism? seems tyranical