Walkio

Scam. I thought I’d finally found the best walk for rewards app at last. Pays better than others and lots of opportunities to make more. BUT…. After reaching & surpassing the $30 minimum amount, I tried to cash out & it then advised me I didn’t have enough “fragments”. This refers to pieces of large prizes you’ll never see in your lifetime, and you get them from a chest (two ads per key). After watching over 30 ads, every time I open the chest it says, “Oops! This chest is empty, try again”. It has been impossible to get any fragments and I have over $40 in the game I need to cash out. It wants 18 more fragments. Had I known about these fragments & how difficult it would be to get them, I wouldn’t have bothered. They have a sister app called PaceFit that does the EXACT same thing, only you crack an egg which is always empty. I did get a few fragments in the beginning, but when I reached the cash out point, that stopped on both apps. I think they are both scams to make people sit through endless ads. When I tried using the app support link on the app page, there is just a random statement and no way to contact them. I reported them to Apple.

I’ll be honest, I was really skeptical about this app at first. I wasn’t sure if it was actually legit, but after following the simple steps and successfully cashing out, I was genuinely impressed. I wish I could give it 10 stars because it’s been so much easier and more rewarding than other apps that have you spending hours just to earn a few cents. Definitely worth trying if you’re looking for a simple way to earn extra money. Keep up the great work! 🙌

If this app rewarded users as aggressively as it rewards advertisers, everyone would be cashing out daily. Instead, every feature seems designed around forcing you to watch more ads. “Instant unlimited payouts” is wildly misleading. You need 30,000 points before you can cash out, and then they take a 50% “service fee” for PayPal or Venmo withdrawals. Starting a withdrawal requires watching a pile of ads. Daily tasks require an ad to open the task and another ad just to collect the reward. At some point it stops feeling like a walking rewards app and starts feeling like a machine designed to farm ad revenue from frustrated users.