How we keep the offers honest

Every rule in this app that slows you down exists for the same reason: the money comes from advertisers, and advertisers stop paying when they are billed for fake activity. Explaining that plainly is more useful than pretending the rules are there for your protection.

Where the money comes from

An advertiser pays for a real player, a real respondent, a real customer. We pass on a share of what they pay. There is no other source. If a portion of what we bill them turns out to be fabricated, they reduce their budgets or leave, and the offers get worse for everyone who was honest.

What actually gets checked

• Multiple accounts on the same device or the same payout target.
• Emulators, automation and faked locations on game offers.
• Survey answers that are contradictory, straight-lined or implausibly fast.
• First payouts, and any payout above the automatic approval limit.

Review is not accusation

When a payout goes to manual review, a person looks at it. That delays it; it does not cancel it. New accounts and first payouts are reviewed as a matter of course, not because of anything you did.

What happens when something is wrong

We may withhold the affected rewards, suspend an account while we look, or close it. We tell you the reason, and you can object. Rewards that were earned properly stay yours and get paid out. That is in our terms, and it is the part we would want to read if we were on the other side.