CarHarbor – Review:
You might be wondering if it’s possible to make money playing CarHarbor after watching its ads. Luckily, you’ve come to the right place. I’ll tell you everything you need to know about the app. Don’t forget to read the entire article; I’ll try to give you the answers you’re looking for.
If this is your first time visiting the blog, you should know that this is an independent site; we have no affiliation with the app or the studio that published it. We, like you, are users; we look for apps that actually pay, and we understand how annoying it is to find junk apps, so we aim to help you avoid them. In each of our articles, you’ll find an honest and unbiased opinion about each project, regardless of the outcome. Our goal is to help you make a good decision.
Also, if this game isn’t what you’re looking for, don’t worry. At the end of the article, you’ll find some lists of paid apps that can help you. All the apps on the lists are safe and pay. I encourage you to check them out; you’re sure to find one that catches your attention. Okay, now let’s see if it’s possible to make money playing CarHarbor or if it’s a scam.
What is CarHarbor?
I don’t know if you’ve ever seen those games where you have to move objects or cars to free them and take them to a platform. Well, CarHarbor is exactly that. This game features cars of different colors that you must move to a ferry. Each time this ferry fills up, you’ll have to fill the next one, and so on. Of course, for each level you complete, you’ll receive some money.
In case you’re wondering, this game was published by World Pulsaku, a studio I know quite well since I’ve reviewed their flagship titles: Crazy Fair and Breezy Berries. While both games are published as monetization options (all games, actually), this is a lie; the money raised can never be withdrawn. All efforts are in vain. World Pulsaku is just a company that got used to deceiving users to achieve success, and boy, has that strategy worked for them, despite its questionable nature.
Whenever you see an app offering money, you should always look for information. In this case, just by looking at the name of the company that posted it, we can know what fate awaits us.
Installation and registration at CarHarbor:
Finding this app is easy; you can access it from an ad or a quick web search. If you choose to search on your own, be sure to check the name of the company that published it; this can help you avoid any mistakes or confusion with another similar project.
You don’t need to register to access the app; your details can be added later through the settings.
How does it work?
When you enter CarHarbor, you’ll most likely have access to a short tutorial that shows you how the game works and allows you to earn your first coins. This game is simple and doesn’t require much strategy, although at the more advanced levels, I recommend taking a look before you start moving the cars, as the complexity increases. Although there are some on-screen help options, I recommend paying attention and avoiding them.
In each level, you’ll have several cars of different colors, as well as colorful ferries whose colors indicate which cars you must place there. For example, if the ferry is green, all the cars you send must be green; otherwise, they’ll be stuck in the parking lot waiting their turn. All levels have a parking lot that allows you to move cars there to clear the path, but you must be careful; these spaces aren’t infinite, and if you use them all and don’t complete the level, you’ll have to start from scratch.
Each ferry has space for three cars; once you’ve towed them all, you can claim your reward. Please note that in some cases, you may be forced to watch ads.
Payments:
You can request payment through PayPal, MasterCard, VISA, Pagbank, Pix, and American Express; just remember that none of these companies are affiliated with the game. The minimum payout is $500, which is a pretty high and unrealistic amount, if you ask me.
From the experience I’ve gathered after reviewing several apps, I know very well that there are several telltale signs of a junk app, and a high withdrawal rate is one of them. Chances are the app is just trying to get you to watch ads so the creator can generate revenue; it’s not worth it.
Does CarHarbor pay?
I’m sorry to break this news to you, but CarHarbor doesn’t pay; it’s just another of the many junk apps you can find on the Play Store. Many will likely believe this lie, but the results will be the same: there’s no way this app can be legitimate. Any project bearing the World Pulsaku seal is a scam; you shouldn’t install it or trust its ads.
Rating:
0/5
THIS APP DOES NOT PAY
Next I will leave you a list of apps that if they paid you, you decide which one best suits your needs: