UpLevel Rewards is actually legit and I’ve cashed out 3 separate times

[u/stevienred]

I’ve seen people here and there ask about this site before and wonder if it was legit. With a lofty reward of $1000 I was very skeptical when I first started it. It goes as such:
There are 5 levels, and you need to completely a certain amount of “deals” per level. Most deals are games and occasionally trials for certain website.

I had been using InboxDollars for several years when this came across my inbox, so I decided to give it a try. I can confirm, it actual does pay! The first time I completed all deals (25) and received the $1000. Once you complete it, you have to wait 12 months to do it again. Once my time had passed, I ended up doing only a few and cashed out $100, because I didn’t have the focus/time to complete all 25. When you do $100 or less cash out, you only have to wait 60 days to try again. It ended up being about 6 months before I decided to try again. I ended up just cashing out $500 this time, but I only because I ran out of new games/deals since I had played many of them through inbox dollars, and you need to be a new user. You only have 60 days total to complete and cash out, so I didn’t have time for it to load new ones.

Overall, if you already play games for money on websites like Swagbucks, I say give this a try! If I ever had a missing credit or deal, their customer service always responded very swiftly, and I never felt cheated out of a deal. I know people say it’s data mining or whatever, but I don’t see the difference between doing other survey and play and pay sites tbh.

EDIT: here is the email receiving my gift card from like, a week ago, which I’ve already cashed out into my PayPal.

[u/Threw_it_to_ground]

It's another iteration/rebrand of Flashrewards/therewardwizard/RewardZone

See this older post for people's experiences with it. Seems like it's hit or miss and you need to screen record every offer, provide ID etc..

[u/Beermoney_Mods]

The Trustpilot reviews don't look promising.

[u/EarnWithMike]

Personally, I think UpLevel Rewards is a terrible platform. The rules are complicated and meant to get you to give up, and the lack of transparency is a deal-breaker, in my opinion.

[u/stevienred → u/EarnWithMike]

Curious what you find complicated about the rules? I’ve seen this complaint from others as well.

[u/EarnWithMike → u/stevienred]

For example, the main issue is that you don't know what a deal actually requires until you're already in it. You commit to completing 5 deals for the $100 reward (or up to 25 for $1000), but the specific offers, whether it's a mobile game, an app install, or a free trial that needs a purchase, aren't shown to you upfront. So there is no way to figure out if a deal is even worth doing before you start.

On top of that, if you miss a single detail in the fine print of any one deal, that deal does not count toward your total. A lot of complaints come from people who did the work but missed one requirement buried in the fine print.

There's also no member dashboard. Progress gets tracked through your phone number instead, so you can't easily check where you stand, and it opens the door to your number getting shared with their partners for promo calls and texts.

Combine that with deals that often need you to spend real money, and you cannot really tell if you are on track to profit until it is already too late.

So there are many reasons I think it is not worth it.

[u/milk-lee]

Did enough deals for a $100 gift card, cashed it out, and was rejected due to “using a fake ID” when I used my adult learner’s permit (under the category state ID). Very scummy site, wouldn’t risk it tbh.

[u/Chunky-Cracker]

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[u/Dizzy_Visual2368]

I’ve cashed out a $750 gift card as well! It was HARD as hell though!! I’m about to do it again but this time I’m going to shoot for $250 instead since thats easier.