I Tried Making Money By Playing Mobile Games

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  @vizthex · 4 weeks ago

  &gt;game is solitaire<br>&gt;competing against other players<br><br>11/10 concept tbh. I can&apos;t believe i didn&apos;t think about it!

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  @kodiibearv · 1 month ago

  Call me softhearted, but I still don&apos;t understand how ads for games can just get away with lying abt shit like this. &quot;No ads!!&quot; And half the game is ads. &quot;This game is exactly like the ads!!!&quot; And it&apos;s an entirely different game. I&apos;m tired of it.

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  @qualyn2982 · 1 month ago

  Yall please DONT gamble😭 as a 20yr old that developed a gambling addiction… it’s not the way to go, trust me.

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  @satsujin-shathewitchkingof6185 · 1 month ago

  As a kid, I gave one of these sorts of things a shot. The trick I ran into was that to get the money you had to habe earned a certain amount and you&apos;d get a bit for each bit of progress made within say 30 days. Obviously, these mobile games were set up so it took longer than that to get the amount of progress without paying for power ups which I obviously wasn&apos;t gonna do. Ultimately, &nbsp;I lost nothing and gained nothing so whatever but it taught me a valuable lesson probably

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  @LuigiFan77 · 1 month ago (edited)

  I&apos;ve gotten so many ads for apps like these and they&apos;re all so shady that I don&apos;t know how people could fall for them<br>Edit: I don&apos;t need a million replies to get that it&apos;s desperation

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  @ColeYote · 1 month ago (edited)

  &quot;I won $1000 in a month&quot; &quot;You might win up to $20 per day&quot;&apos;<br>Notably, $20 per day adds up to less than $1000 per month. If those were different ads I could understand that, but they&apos;re on the same sheet of paper.<br><br>&quot;That&apos;ll cost $80.&quot; &quot;I only have $20, can I use my credit card?&quot; &quot;No&quot; &quot;Okay lemme just do the thing real quick&quot;<br>Which... would still require you to pay via card.<br><br>Am I crazy, or is solitaire not skill-based regardless of whether you&apos;re playing against real people or bots? I mean I&apos;ve read about one in five games are unwinnable even if you play perfectly (which is itself difficult to do given you don&apos;t know what most of the cards are)

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  @EarthboundX · 1 month ago (edited)

  It&apos;s basically they make money from ads, and then give you like a 10th of a cent(If even that much)of every dollar they make from you? Something like that? These have always been scams, even if you &quot;technically&quot; can make some money, from some of them. All those ads for them for pure scams though. The idea you could just make the pizza guy wait while you play a game on your phone for a couple minutes and win 80 bucks easily is such a freaking lie. Or that you make so much so easily you just give 1000 dollars away. I don&apos;t understand how that&apos;s not considered fraud.

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  @funkykelly7130 · 1 month ago (edited)

  glad to see someone else who doesn&apos;t really trust this kind of stuff even if it it&apos;s the same as those apps that apparently pay you for playing various mobile games

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  @TheCometGuy-j5c · 1 month ago

  It almost feels weird, this is the first time I see you talk about something not related to PETA at all.

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  @Hiedon123 · 3 weeks ago

  Solitaire clash is based in India btw, somehow it is still around. It’s obviously illegal because they don’t have to prove you even have a chance to win like a physical casino.. where if people don’t win occasionally or even rarely people quit going.

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  @AlexisTwoLastNames · 2 days ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_Id8ROwjTU&amp;t=7">0:07</a> torso hair creating an aura around you. that&apos;s power

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  @WaterGame7777 · 3 weeks ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_Id8ROwjTU&amp;t=797">13:17</a> You&apos;re never going to guess who owns Venmo

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