Judging by the majority of reviews on https://gamekit.com, the owners of this site (they are citizens of Poland) offer users to earn money by completing simple tasks.
Earned funds are transferred first to points (conditionally designated as “TCP” or pts), and then - in dollars or euros. As soon as five euros are collected on the player’s internal account, according to the assurances of the affiliate program participants, he will be able to withdraw them to his personal wallet or pay by playing popular video games.
Does Gamekit pay? Feedback from the participants
On affiliate videos, everything looks quite simple: earned title must be exchanged for money. However, most Gamekit fans, according to their referees, are in no hurry to withdraw funds from the system.
The problem is that instead of detailed instructions on how to transfer funds to a personal wallet, partners talk about how to transfer earnings to the balance of one of the games. In most cases, gamekit.com referral reviews come down to campaigning like this: “Top up your World of tanks account and play Tanks.
Problems with transferring points to money is one of the inconveniences that a freelancer faces in the system. The same can be said about the withdrawal of funds - a rare newcomer copes with this task the first time. The process, as far as one can judge by the video instructions of the partners, is too complicated and consists of several stages.
Partnership program participants are apparently interested in the fact that the funds earned by referrals do not leak from the system. Their goal is to search for gamblers. They now and then turn to potential referrals with calls to accumulate points.
Why so much negativity? Freelancer reviews
The main reason for the indignation is too active spamming in the mailboxes of potential and real employees.
I must say that the authors of almost all negative reviews are residents of foreign countries, for whom importunity from the employer is one of the signs of fraud. Foreign users are also alarmed by the evasive answers of partners and other Gamekit representatives to questions regarding user interaction with the site.
Advanced freelancers question the legitimacy of affiliate videos. The idea of the existence of a fraudulent scheme of authors of unflattering reviews about gamekit.com was prompted by information about the working methods of the project organizers (in particular, the use of Paycard codes is mentioned).
If the dissatisfaction expressed about the methods used on the site can be “attributed” to the individual preferences of the developers, and the partners ’attempts to persuade freelancers to exchange earnings for“ points ”(necessary to participate in the games) are a natural desire to earn extra money, then the following fact clearly indicates for fraud.
Some reviews of gamekit (by the way, they are a minority) contain information about illegal actions by the administration of the web project under discussion. In particular, the participants in the discussions report that administrators can remove “points” from user accounts without good reason.
Reviews of positive freelancers
Among this amount of negativity there was a place for positive reviews (though there are very few of them). Their authors claim that for all the years the site has never appropriated someone else's earnings. To receive a reward, the user must provide the project owners with their phone number. Subsequently, an SMS with a confirmation code comes to the phone. It remains only to add that a small group of users accuses Gamekit of transferring their personal information (including phone numbers) to third parties.
Any well-planned scam sometimes generates income.
Something like the exhortations of experienced users for beginners. Although in most cases, advertising promises are stronger than common sense arguments.
On the other hand, the fact that Gamekit is skam (fraud) has been on the Internet for about two years now. However, despite this, the project is still online.