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Useless app
Useless app. My experience is not good in this survey site
Redeeming of 2 Flipkart vouchers 100 each, costing 105 points each not found.
Even they won't respond on email written so many times.
1). 100 rupees Flipkart voucher on 4 Feb 2023
2). 100 rupees Flipkart voucher on 23 Feb 2023.
Fake site
It is a genuine website that gives you…
It is a genuine website that gives you gift card for answerings survey questions.
Very good site for students
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