Wishew

The MAIN reason this is a scam is because the creators of this app literally made this app to tax the people who are receiving the money for said wish and not giving the whole amount that is requested through said “wish”….its like Salvation Army or Goodwill getting donated clothes, toys, electronics ext. and then turning around and selling it the people when they got every item for free. That’s called a scam no matter how much you want to sugar coat it. To make profit off people by selling them items you got for free when people donate from the bottom of there hearts and want to help the needy is disgraceful dishonest and downright distasteful. Tbh the idea is great if it was for people who were truly in need. This app is just people that are begging for materialistic things and things that should be earned by working for👎🤷‍♂️👎🤷‍♂️👎🤷‍♂️👎🤷‍♂️👎🤷‍♂️👎🤷‍♂️👎🤷‍♂️ They already have fundraising foundations for children who are terminally ill and have 1 wish before they end up passing and that’s make a wish foundation. This app advertises and condones begging and panhandling and makes it seem “acceptable “ because these people arnt bold enough or have to much pride to do it on the streets like it’s been done for year and years. This app would be great if it was used for real issues like people who have outrageous bills that are due immediately and if not paid immediately effect there lively hood or effect children’s health or living situation. Wishing for vacations or gaming computers or new cars are materialistic wants that can be easily obtained by working like the rest of people in the world do.🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

First off I’d like to say I enjoy the concept and believe it could become an almost addictive way to feel good about yourself and share some community. However I think it’s important they put some more effort into the app itself (which seems to be in the works). Here are some suggestions I have: -The feed is very cluttered and the mission of the app seems a bit vague, which can come off as scammy. To limit the clutter, I think some proof of identity should be required rather than just taking the word of users on their age. This could mean providing authentication through an ID or even a 1 dollar donation in order to be able to post. But I must say it’s a bit scary to provide banking details to an app, so if possible it would be good if you could provide some proof of how secure the app is. I did not post but looked at the process and searched the feed a bit so I don’t know if maybe I’m missing something. - When you first open the app, it should give an outline of what your posts should look like. -In order to garner some trust of people, I think there should be an attachment of some sorts to provide some proof of what the donations would be going towards. So it should allow pictures, pdf files, and phone numbers/locations/Social media pages to look into. This wouldn’t be required to post, but would greatly boost your place in the algorithm and people’s ability to trust. As well as..some sort of update page if their goal is reached ! -Public groups to join for discussion and chat of specific topics. I’m not an expert but I just feel these things would add to the experience. Thank you.

Let me say that this is an amazing idea/concept. Taking it an making it into an app where people can help others achieve goals/dreams is a first of its kind social media. So far I haven’t had any issues with the app that I wouldn’t expect from a brand new platform. Thank you Wishew support team for being as friendly and helpful as you are. Anytime I have reached out with a question or concern they have replied in a very timely manner and always made sure I was satisfied or had my question answered. I can’t wait to see the Wishland feature! Again great job and I’m excited to watch this app grow!