App Profile: PaceFit

ms.hyde

Rating: 3/5

Well, this app is better than a majority of apps out there that supposedly pay you to walk but never allow you to cash out. I don’t know if this one actually does cause I haven’t tried cashing out yet. My issue with this app is that not all of my steps are counted they’re counted by my watch. They’re counted by the app in my phone that sinks to my watch but they’re not counted by this app and both things are connected to the app. For example, I just woke up a little bit ago and I have almost 2000 steps because I woke up and clean the house but on the app it says I only have 300.

Crisannasutphin

Rating: 1/5

Do not waste your time with this app. It’s a total bait and switch. I accumulated $30 within 4-5 days and I was really excited to find an app that actually pays out more than pennies a day. First of all there’s a $30 limit before you can withdraw which is fine. Once I got the $30 and tried to withdraw it said I needed 50 fragments or puzzle pieces which you get from cracking the egg. At first you get stuff in the egg like every time but once you get closer to 50 it slows way down. I need 1 more fragment and I’ve hit the egg with the 3 free you get but then you can watch two ads to get one hit. It’s been 2 weeks of watching ads. Wasted countless hours. They aren’t ever planning on letting me cash out. Don’t waste your time on this app. Your time is valuable and not worth this garbage scam app. All the 5 star reviews have to either be bots or paid reviews because there is no way. Just look on Reddit or somewhere besides the Apple Store to find true experiences and they all say the same thing. SHAME ON YOU PACEFIT!!!

Beccabear55

Rating: 1/5

This app is a textbook example of deceptive practices and legal violations. First, they’re in direct violation of Apple’s App Store guidelines on misleading or fraudulent behavior by failing to deliver promised rewards. Apple’s policies prohibit apps from making false promises, and that’s exactly what’s happening here. Second, they’re breaking standard consumer protection laws that prohibit unfair trade practices and false advertising. There’s no stated policy limiting when users can cash out, which means they’re breaching their implied contract by not providing the fragments needed. This is not just bad business; it’s a legally suable offense. On top of that, the app’s rating is falsely advertised as 4.1 stars, while numerous users are leaving low reviews. Misrepresenting the app’s rating is yet another form of false advertising and a violation of trust. Whoever created this app clearly didn’t think about the legal consequences, and they’re going to owe a lot of people a lot of money. I encourage everyone affected to file complaints and consider legal action. This is a situation where the developers are not just ignoring their obligations; they’re breaking laws related to digital media, false advertising, and consumer protection. Let’s hold them accountable. The members that rated higher and lied about their experience will be personally investigated