- Report: #1426349
Complaint Review: Zwerl - Internet
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David -
Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands
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Zwerl
Internet, United States
Web:
heysphere.com
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Zwerl Sphere HeySphere "experts" scamming "experts Internet
Are you looking for answers you could better Google from self-proclaimed experts while being bombarded with irrelevant ads and a shocking user experience? Download the app now.
Want to pretend you are an expert on all kinds of topics while earning a few cents you will never be able to transfer to your account to buy a beer from them because your peer "experts" are using auto clickers and make fake requests to downgrade you? Sign up with the "business" as an "expert".
You can either believe me when I say that this is the worst such service I have ever seen or go ahead and see it for yourself – if you do the latter, make sure to add your comment.
Anyone an idea who is behind this by the way? The only two names I could find were Fabio Soldado (app developer) and Mike (aka Michael) Haaren (interesting guy to Google).
2 Updates & Rebuttals
Anon K
Anon,It was obviously not going to make you money
#2General Comment
Wed, February 21, 2018
So I actually tried this out after seeing it on FB. It looks legit and on the first day I made around $19.01 from just 4 chat contacts and was very very happy. I decided to continue the second day since I was hoping this would be a good part-time online thing I can do to add to my income somewhat. I was even calculating that if I manage to make $20 at least, this could be more moolah than one of my current jobs.
Lo and behold though, the second day went spiral down. Not only is it IMPOSSIBLE to repeat the feat I had on my first day, but 1.) I wasn't able to get any notifications for chats like the first day when I had a ton; 2.) the deal is first-click-first-chat so you had to be fast but even cliking answer to the chat request under 20 seconds (which was my click-speed the first day that made me the $19), SOMEONE already answered faster than me. I managed just $0.14 the second day after spending almost the whole of it waiting for those chat requests to pop up.
Okay so I figured maybe not all days were good days, so then I went to the third day hoping things would maybe pick up again. Maybe I just got to click a little faster. But here's what happened.
One chat prompt I answered less than a couple seconds and got the chat client screen up, but the client immediately ended the chat. The same chat client again prompted for expert advice seconds after she ended our chat and I got the prompt again and was able to click it in a couple seconds after but someone has already answered it! How is that even possible?
The fastest you could click is a couple seconds. I had a timer up and the mouse pointer on the space where the notification would pop up so I could get it immediately but then how come there was already someone who got to the chat first? What's even more suspicious was that I have had notifications clicked "moments" after the chat request popped up (it showed you the actual minutes and seconds since the clients sent a request) but I was still not able to get the chat answered.
As if Zwerl is making me miss deliberately on all these chat clients no matter how fast I got to the notifications or how fast I answered them. Also they suddenly just ended chat and restarted it again? How does that even equate? It's repeated several times for me that man it got on my nerves. I'm an online professional and I was thinking that this was an awesome way to make money on the side, and also maybe share what I know since I do have things I knew. I did sign up thinking that I can give some people expert advise. But I guess I just wasted my legit expertise on this group. They don't even give you fair chance. Just a taste of it on the first day and then you're the hopeless case after.
Do not be fooled. It's not worth it. You know what they say about things that are too good to be true? This is an example.
Aron
Nebraska,United States
True story
#3Consumer Comment
Sun, February 11, 2018
Earn 56 cents in two week's time, which you will never be able to withdraw since that will be your first and last time that you are able to accept a request. Total bullsh*t!
