Check to win App – Review:
You may be wondering if Check to Win really pays after seeing it in some ads, luckily you came to the right place, I’ll tell you everything you need to know about the app. Remember to read the entire article to find out the answers you are looking for.
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What is Check to win?
Check to Win is presented as a reading app where you can improve and compete with other users to improve your reading comprehension and also encourage a reading habit in yourself, but that’s not all, we are also supposed to be rewarded for each book read. It’s been a while since I saw an app with “educational” purposes that offered money, but it’s always good to see that at least someone is concerned about this point and makes an effort to bring it up.
This particular app was published by VATTANI LTD, a studio that doesn’t have any other releases yet. I honestly have to admit that I was expecting to see other projects of this type on their profile, but it seems that this is the company’s only release and that things aren’t going the way the creator wants. The concept of rewarding you for reading is interesting, the problem is that the app has some hidden details that you can’t notice until you sign up and use it, and it has significant bugs that completely hinder the experience.
Reading is possibly one of the best things we can do, and what better than getting paid for it, but before creating a whole plan or strategy it is better to review the whole context and see how real what is promised to us is.
Installation and registration in Check to win:
Finding this app is a bit difficult since its name leads to other results, but I still recommend checking the name of the company that published it to avoid confusion. If you are not given the option to install it, it may be due to compatibility issues with your phone, for which there is no solution, you must look for other options.
To access the app you must register using your email account and some extra information, then you will have to verify your account using a code. In my experience, the app can throw an error several times before allowing you to verify the account.
How does it work?
When you enter Check to win you may feel a little confused, you will find a menu that does not detail many more options and you will also have pop-ups all the time, luckily after a while they disappear and leave you in peace. In the menu that appears at the bottom of the screen you can move through all the categories, visit your profile and settings, as well as search for books that are potentially for you.
One detail that the app doesn’t mention and you can’t notice until you’re inside is that the books aren’t free. The app has a deposit and withdrawal section that allows you to manage money in your account to buy them. When you make the deposit, which by the way has a daily limit, you can go to the books section, browse through the categories and buy the one that catches your attention to start with the reader. You’re supposed to be in competition with other users, although we’re never shown their progress or results. A separate detail that I noticed is that not all the books take you to their referral link. Some take you to pages where you can buy clothes and other items that have nothing to do with reading.
An app that starts by lying is not a safe app. In this case, the app hides many details that can be decisive when the user makes his or her decision. In addition, the reward seems to take a backseat when you log in.
Payments:
You can request your payment and make deposits using PayPal, VISA, MasterCard, Revolut, Google Play, among other options. Curiously, the minimum deposit is higher than the minimum payment, since the former is around €7.5, while the withdrawal limit is €6.
If you decide to go through the whole process, I ask you not to risk so much money, after all we don’t know what the creator’s true intention is and the app is not yet popular enough for there to be reviews of it on the web. Personally, I am not going to deposit money in this app because of the risk it represents and also because we are looking for apps to generate free money, this is beyond all our expectations.
Does Check to win pay?
What started out as an exciting option turned out to be a lie, as Check to Win doesn’t pay and it’s not worth the risk. While the concept of rewarding users for something like reading sounds noble and is a rarely used concept, the truth is that in this case it’s useless. The app has several bugs and hides crucial details from its users, it’s not trustworthy, so it’s best to delete it from your phone and look for other options.
Rating:
0/5
THIS APP DOES NOT PAY
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