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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

searet.pw or seabet.pw

My experience with seabet.pw which goes by another name searet.pw
They are is a scam to me.
1) They give you $1 bonus for signing up. Then..
2) You watch video for 1 minute and earn a random amount between $0.3 to $0.5.
3) For every video you watch, a timer starts to countdown till 1 minute is done then it resets to allow you watch another.
4) When you accumulate up to about $2.90 they give you a bonus of $2 to add to what you initially have, and they double the amount again if you place a withdrawal within 12hours. Meaning if I have accumulated $3 and they gave me $2 to make it $5, if I place withdrawal within 12hours, I get $10 queued up to be sent to my wallet address.
5) You only place withdrawal when you have a minimum of $3 dollars.

NOW THIS IS WHERE THINGS GET INTERESTING AND CONFUSING
- When you withdraw, it is placed on a queue according to the admin, but not sent to your wallet address yet.
- Also you can only be paid, that is the money sent to your wallet if you have a status of "Active user"
- To attain that status of Active user, you need to work on the site everyday by watching videos and place a withdrawal within every 24 to 48 hours
- Now to do a single withdraw (which will be placed on queue), you need to refer at least 10 people or buy an SSL key from a site they gave the link, at $1 per key which is valid for single withdrawal.
- If you don't place a withdrawal you lose the status of Active user and forfeit whatever you have accumulated.
- If you contact admin, they tell you they always pay active users only.
- And for you to be active user, you must withdraw, and to withdraw you must buy SSL key at $1
In summary, you keep buying SSL key at $1 or refer 10 people to be scammed too, without ever having anything sent to you in the real sense.
NOTE: I have place 13 withdrawals since November, 2024, and all have been queued without sending anything to my wallet address. BAWARE OF THE SITE, ITS A SCAM

January 19, 2025
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Totally Scam.

Zero Stars for them. Warning: This is a Scam.

The website's withdrawal requirements are as follows:

Payments are made automatically in order of priority.
The minimum withdrawal amount is $3.
The maximum withdrawal amount per day is $40.
The stated commission rate is 4% (which is entirely misleading).
After fulfilling their requirements and attempting to withdraw my payment, I was instructed to refer 10 customers in order to process my withdrawal. Even after completing this, I was told, "None of your referrals have made any payments yet. We require at least one payment order from your referrals." Alternatively, I was offered the option to withdraw using an SSL key. When attempting this, they stated, "Your payment will be processed within 3 to 4 weeks. However, if you place 3 or more orders, your payment will be processed within 24 to 48 business hours." I followed these instructions as well.

After waiting for two days, I contacted their support team on the third day for an update. Their response was:
"We are expecting a new receipt of funds from advertisers. Please rest assured, all users with the status of 'Active user' will receive their payments in the near future."

After continued waiting, my account was downgraded from "Active" to "Regular". I contacted them again, stating, "I’ve placed four orders per your requirements, but since my account has been downgraded, I’m unable to place new orders via SSL until the previous four payments are processed."

The admin replied:
"You stopped working and did not wait for your turn. Payments are made only to users with the status of 'Active user'. As an example, all users with the status of 'Active user' received their payments today."

I then inquired, "What is the expected time frame for receiving payments as a 'Regular' user (3 to 4 weeks)?"

The admin responded:
"Payments are made only to users with the status of 'Active user'.

November 18, 2024
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Searet.pw claims to pay you for…

Searet.pw claims to pay you for watching videos. I watched videos for 2 hours until I earned over $3, the minimum payout amount. I was then told that I could not get paid unless I had 10 referrals or bought an ssl key from a site they recommended. I paid with crypto and my payment was never acknowledged. My crypto was stolen.

November 17, 2024
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