Ethan W.
WASTE OF TIMEE!!!
It gives you the website name and you could actually make money with it but the amount that you could make is fake
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Ethan W.
It gives you the website name and you could actually make money with it but the amount that you could make is fake
P V.
They and branded surveys and inbox cash are a fraud. Tgey pay by sending you cards that are not valid. Dark will deal with them.
Duane H.
Please explain to me why someone would make an app that misleads you, wasted your time and possibly go backwards in their finances. I mean the way a person discovers a app like penny hoarders is by searching for something to do to get them out of a bind or to secure their future financially. Which is the base line of your quality of life. The fact someone is trying to profit from another person's misfortune makes me sick and wish they had a consequence so severe that people wouldn't even consider attempting to try and do anything of the sort.
Joel I.
The worst part is that it wastes so much time and gets my hopes up that it’s possible to actually make extra money on the side without selling your soul to Satan or investing money in something dubious. I hate that it shows up in my job search as if it actually contains useful employment or financial information. No one can make an extra $300, $500 or $1000 a month on those stupid survey or game playing sites (the most I’ve ever made in one whole month is $20). And in Washington State I can’t legally use the gambling apps they promote (as if gambling is sound financial advice). It sells you an illusion and I’m not sure what they get out of it.
Mike
I followed a link to ThePennyHoarder website, thinking it might have good finance information. After reading a couple of articles, they seem to be an affiliate factory with links pointing you towards all sorts of unwise financial products. They push: extended product warranties, debt consolidation companies, and other junk. Stay away from this bad advice.
MARY
National Debt relief is working just as it should. Started 13 months ago. 40% off of debt. Even if you don't use some of the ideas, they can lead new ways of thinking and learning about finances.
becketgreatdane
The only penny hoarding that goes on here is by the company. All suggestions are either for things you have to buy yourself or for taking surveys that pay, maybe, a penny. Waste of time to read and check out ideas.
Sly T.
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