Winsteps App – Review:
You may be wondering if it’s possible to make money with Winsteps after watching its ads. Luckily, you’ve come to the right place. I’ll tell you everything you need to know about the app. Be sure to read the entire article if you want the answers you’re looking for.
Before continuing, I want to clarify that this article will be based solely on my experience; I’m not seeking to promote the app in any way. This blog is independent; we’re not affiliated with the app or the studio that published it. We only seek to inform our readers so they can make the best decision regarding each project. If an app is a scam, I’ll tell you so you don’t waste your time on it. Likewise, if it’s a worthwhile app, I’ll tell you so you can make the decision and benefit from it.
Additionally, throughout our search, we found several apps that pay and are safe. They’re compiled in lists that you can review in case this game isn’t what you’re looking for. All the apps on the lists are legitimate, there are games and all kinds of offers, so you’re sure to find one worthwhile. Anyway, let’s see if it’s possible to make money with Winsteps or if it’s a scam.
What is Winsteps?
As you can see, Winsteps is an app where you can track your daily physical activity and also access different mini-games that can help you earn more coins. Each step can get you a little closer to your goal and earn you real money, or so each of the ads suggests. After my experience with previous apps of this type, I think I know where this is going, and the results won’t be good.
In case you’re wondering, this app was published by Warrior, a fairly new studio with only one other release, a currency conversion calculator. While this company’s first project was quite good, the app wasn’t a success at all, and for its second project, Warrior decided not to take any chances, taking the initiative to pursue monetary success and choosing the easy way out: pledging large sums of money that are almost impossible to raise.
Over the course of my time reviewing apps that offer money, I’ve seen several that supposedly pay for walking. Most are scams, few actually work, and those that do don’t offer as high a payout as users might expect.
Installing and registering with Winsteps:
Finding this app is easy, although it doesn’t even appear on some phones because it’s not available for all Android systems. Before installing it, I recommend checking the name of the company that published it to avoid any confusion or errors.
You don’t need to register to access the app; your details can be added later through the settings.
How does it work?
Basically, all you have to do in Winsteps is walk, although you can complement your activity with some minigames available in the main interface. When you log in to the app for the first time, you’ll be given a short tour that will show you where the most important options and access points to your account or wallet are located. You’ll also need to enter information such as your height and weight.
Once you’ve finished setting up the app, all you have to do is accept the activity tracking permission so they can monitor your daily steps. Keep in mind that since this is a busy app and its focus is on something else (attracting users quickly), there will likely be several errors when counting steps, either not counting them or even counting more steps. In fact, it seems that in this app you can pick up your phone and shake it repeatedly to effortlessly add extra steps to your balance.
Another feature you can use to earn more coins is its minigames, including a roulette wheel, a scratch card, and other helpful bonuses. Each time you complete your daily goal, you can claim your reward .
Payments:
You can request payment via PayPal, VISA, and MasterCard. These are common methods for gaming, although they offer no support for these projects. The minimum payment this time is $50, and while it may seem like an acceptable and realistic amount, it’s still a scam.
No matter how hard you try, it won’t be possible to get this amount, and even if you try, it won’t be worth it. When you start the process, several problems will arise that will prevent you from withdrawing your reward.
Does Winsteps pay?
I’m sorry to disappoint you, but Winsteps doesn’t pay; it’s just a junk app like so many others. The money you collect can never be withdrawn, no matter what you do. It’s just an illusion to convince you to install the app and accept all the ads it prompts. The app was designed to generate revenue for its creator, and that’s all it does; no user will benefit.
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: