App Profile: Bridge: Debit Card Rewards

SandraL422

Rating: 5/5

I use this app every day. I love how the appearance of the app is simple, clear, and easy to use and understand. I love seeing the coins add up, and the cash register sound when claiming my coins. The key to making money on this app, is to stay engaged: check in daily, watch all ads, play games, sign up for rent rewards and Earn+, sign up to partner offers, interact with Bridge on their social media accounts and giveaways. I have cashed out several times, and as some people mentioned, the best time to cash out is Monday, usually after 3:30pm. On certain days, cash outs may not be available, but I don’t mind waiting until Mondays, because I have always received my payments.

Jayash1993

Rating: 2/5

I’ve had this app for probably a year or so now. I’ve cashed out $5 every couple of months or so on average, and it performs about the same or slightly worse than other apps I have of similar design, like Benjamin or Pogo. I haven’t had a good experience through any app that uses Besitos as their gaming rewards platform, and the same is true with Bridge, it’s very hit or miss whether I will receive rewards and it’s usually a miss. But the cashback was nice and while it’s frustrating the only cash out option is gift cards, I could generally find one that was worth redeeming. However, last month I completed a partner offer worth 4k coins, and claimed it on 1/05. I attempted to cash out, and got a message saying “cash outs will return soon”, though my friend who also has the app doesn’t get that message when attempting to redeem their rewards, so unfortunately it seems that when I collected enough coins for $40 in rewards, they disabled my ability to cash out. If you’re looking for a low effort cashback app for a couple dollars here and there, this app may be worth your time, but I wouldn’t waste time or money on partner offers or gaming rewards, and be sure to cash out at $5 or you may lose your ability to cash out at all.

Lord Nex

Rating: 1/5

Yes, they will pay you. But not often and you almost have to force them to do so. I used the service for 68 consecutive days always making sure to spin the wheel. Most I ever got from that was 8 cents. I was referred from the Stash App and thought it would be a good combo. But they do not live up to what they advertise. For one, everytime I tried to cash out, it was always disabled. I had to contact support and complain before they would then flip whatever switch was needed to enable the transfer. Also, you are only allowed to transfer out $20 at a time and wait in between. I also, as a long time IT vet, have serious concerns regarding how they use and store my personal information. Especially since its financial data! When I raised any concerns, they just blew me off with standard verbarium and never took anything I said seriously. Nothing ever changed. After not chasing out for several weeks I tried again to cash out $2.30 and again it was disabled. This was the last straw. There are many other companies out there with similar services that do a much better job. I would seek them out first or make sure you do your research prior to using this service! It just isn't worth the headache or the chance at having your personal financial data sold and spread all over the internet.