My Experience with "Videopay.is" and "WeWealth"
The images below are images of two websites that you thought could be the answers to all your problems and to all that you want. Yes, these two are what you thought could be your rainbow after the rain.
A brief description of "Videopay.is" and "WeWealth"
Ways to "earn" money on "Videopay.is" and "WeWealth"
If you could get so much just by watching one video, how much more if you spend most of your days watching several videos? We could only imagine how fat our wallets are going to be. This enticement alone is too attractive for people who have needs and a desire to help their family. This was the case for me.
Who in this world can resist easy money? Who in this world does not want to earn lots of money to primarily help their family or buy and do what they want? At one time you may say that you can resist the temptation of easy money, but once the need arises, you will soon find yourself slipping into the way of many who have fallen to the trend of earning easy money.
I had been there, and I realized that there is also a bad side to having a desire to help the family because it makes one vulnerable to the deceptive schemes of scammers lurking in your neighborhood — even in your internet browser!
It was one hot Sunday afternoon when I saw a post about Videpay.is in one social media groups saying that if I want to earn 200 euros a day then I should click the link she provided, so I did. That person was probably someone who thought she could get her money by meeting the required number of referrals in Videopay.is.
After registration (without the need for verification) I watched several videos and requested a payout after reaching 100 euros, but it was denied because 200 euros is supposed to be their minimum payout.
It was the same experience with "WeWealth". The only difference is they offer to pay in dollars and their site has a cleaner and more updated view.
Are "Videopay.is" and "WeWealth" legit or scam?
In the case of Videepay.is, I had watched their videos happily and excitedly until I reached the minimum payout. However, my request for payout was denied again saying that I need to invite a minimum of 40 people. That was when I thought that something was wrong.
I know its too late on my part, but I still went and researched about the site. Imagine how devastated I felt after reading that the site I dedicated my hours into IS A BIG FAT SCAM. It would be hard to believe if there's only one who testified against the site but most of the reviews I had read said that it is a scam, so there was no way to negate it with all of my unrealistic reasoning.
Here's some of what I read and I give full credits to the owners of the site for their pictures:
On the bright side, I am thankful that I have read these articles otherwise I would have been fooled for a longer time.
Because of what I experienced in "Videopay.is," the moment I logged into the "WeWealth" site and saw the same pattern of deception, I stopped immediately. "WeWealth" did not get so much of my time because I knew right then and there that they are scamming me. This is also the good side of having a first-hand experience of being scammed, I think, because other scammers will not get any room to deceive you.
This only reveals how important researching a certain matter first before diving into it. Also, always remember that we must always keep our desires (may it be for money, or to help our family) in check to protect ourselves from being fooled.
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