JobDay – Review:
You may be wondering if JobDay is legitimate after seeing its ads. Luckily, you’ve come to the right place. I’ll tell you everything you need to know about the app. Remember, this article is based solely on my own experience.
Before continuing, I want to clarify that this blog is independent. We don’t seek to promote the app in any way, nor are we associated 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, which is why we always try to help you avoid them. In each of our articles, you can find an honest and unbiased opinion. No matter the outcome, we will always tell you the truth.
Additionally, throughout our search, we’ve found some legitimate apps worth trying. They’re compiled in lists to make it easier to find and compare them. All the reliable apps are listed there; I’ll give you their names and login details at the end of the article. Check them out; you’re sure to find one worthwhile. Anyway, let’s see if JobDay is legitimate or a scam.
What is JobDay?
As is evident from the ads, JobDay is an app that supposedly helps us search for jobs online, although there are also some in-person job openings you can apply for. Of course, finding a job online is appealing these days, especially when the pay is quite high and you can do it from any location, but I don’t think it’s as simple as this app makes it out to be.
In case you’re wondering, this particular app was published by Youssef Boukhira, a studio that has two unsuccessful games. From what I’ve seen, they’re both generic, lackluster games with no reward or incentive for people to choose them over their competitors. Another detail I noticed is that Youssef Boukhira is a new studio, but they constantly seem to be desperately searching for success, and this time they seem to be finding it through questionable marketing.
It’s no secret that with the arrival of the internet, many things changed and that today many people work remotely, but I don’t think it’s possible to find a job of this type on a dubious app.
Installation and registration on JobDay:
Finding this app is easy, although it can be confusing with apps with similar names and themes. I recommend checking the name of the company that published it before installing it. If you don’t see the option to install it, it could be due to compatibility issues with your phone, as it’s available for everyone.
No registration is required to access the app. Your details or resume can be added through your account, and the app automatically finds your location.
How does it work?
JobDay is simple and quick to use , although not as efficient as you might expect for job searching. Once you log in, you’ll have access to various jobs, both online and in-person, available in your country or city. These jobs cover all sorts of categories, ranging from watching videos (I’m not kidding) to programming or working in product sales.
You don’t need to activate your GPS when you enter; the app automatically detects your location and offers you available jobs in your surroundings. Jobs are always accompanied by a description that includes various relevant details, such as the job you’ll be doing, the salary you’ll be paid, the length of your contract, and other details. If the job catches your eye, simply apply. The app will take you to a chat window, from which you’ll be redirected to Telegram, and this is where the problems begin.
Although many of the offers are truly tempting and seem like a dream, we can’t let ourselves be carried away by the illusion. The fact that it takes you to Telegram, asks for personal information, and never reveals who we’re actually talking to is reason enough to raise our alarms. It’s simply not worth it.
Payments:
You’re supposed to discuss the payment issue with whoever hires you. The problem is that there isn’t much information available, and support isn’t helpful with any guidance. If you’re hired and they don’t meet the established payments, you won’t have any support or anything similar. The app washes its hands of the matter, and if they ask for your information or money for testing, the app simply moves on.
Is JobDay legitimate?
Although JobDay would like to give you good news, the truth is that JobDay isn’t legitimate; it’s just a spam app that you shouldn’t trust. Don’t even think about giving out your personal information or sending money to one of their accounts; no one will be held accountable if this information is misused or the money isn’t returned. Finding a job online is the dream of many, but to do so, you have to be prepared and search on secure, reputable sites.
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: