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The concept of this site if done correctly could be a really useful app but right now it's a scam they say they will pay after all the referral and task you have to complete to not be paid is such a let down. So unless you're doing this for fun I would by pass this gaming platform because it doesn't pay at all
UPDATE: This is an update to my other reviews. Promised to pay on the 21st of May. No payment received. Now my payment is scheduled for the 27th of May. I can't put this any simpler, they have SCAMMED me and my family and friends. No One has been paid.
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