My opinion on FreeCash (2 month old user)

My opinion on FreeCash (2 month old user)

My genuine review there will be no referral link

In two months I made $954.17. (not claiming it to be impressive amount or anything just how much i made)

Pros

  • Probably the best UI out of all the sites I've tried

  • Lots of offers to choose from + many other partnered offer walls (unlocked at lv 20)

  • Stake cashout is goated free 30% that you can transfer to your bank immediately after.

  • Very large community compared to most other gpt sites. You can talk with several others on discord / FC chat and discuss good offers to do etc

Cons

  • if Stake isn't available in your region all withdrawal have a 5-7% fee.... (other sites don't do this...)

  • Sometimes tracking sucks then the ticket take several weeks and they love to reject (i made 3 tickets for untracked offers and only 1 of them was resolved amicably )

  • Lottery, streaks, cases, chest, spins, all of it is useless. The odds of you have winning anything meaningful is quite low. Needless to say, the most I won was $0.5, and I had 2mil tickets at one point.

  • Gold VIP (top 1%) all you get is faster live chat but they don't help in offer tickets, so that's also quite useless.

u/Ok_Indication_3656 — 3 days ago

I got my rightful rejection overturned to returned (follow up to my previous thread)

Based on replies on that thread many people suggested me to politely ask the researcher if they can change my rejection to a returned and I did that. Today morning I got an email saying I have a message and they lifted my rejection

proof: https://gyazo.com/e9cb7f6dc5649a6e32285c17b40fe1bc

Thanks y'all I wouldn't have messaged without your advice I will be more careful in the future

u/Ok_Indication_3656 — 4 days ago
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How do you protect yourself from unexpected usage charges - think aws/netlify?

On the side after work I've been experimenting a bit with aws cloud launching my own apps and website (its mostly for hobby/for fun not really expecting income but maybe one day)

anyways, one of my website a couple months ago was hit by a bot attack which made my netlify monthly bill go from $20 to $140 in one day

Which spooked me im not going to lie. And my knowledge of devops thing is so limited that I had to resort to asking ai to help debug this. We found that there was 8 million botted requests sent to my frontend website and on my .netify.app link netlify does not give you ddos protection unless you pay extra. My actual domain was protected by cloudfare rate limit I didnt even know I had this secondary domain for that website. Anyways that was useful discovery now I feel safer about netlify at least.

I don't really want to give up this hobby. Is there anyway to get predictable billing I don't even mind if they shutdown my app if it exceeds usage. I read that fly.io is based on credit usage. Is that good for backend?

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u/Ok_Indication_3656 — 5 days ago

Question about the screened out 9 reward boxes, are they weighted ?

Out of 9 boxes, there's usually 1 with 300 points, 1 with 100 points, and the rest with very low points. I've opened maybe 8–9 boxes total and never landed on either of the high-value ones.

I'm not saying that's statistically surprising given the small sample size. But I'm curious: does each box have an equal 1/9 chance, or are the high-value boxes weighted much lower, like a 1/1000 chance? Has anyone used this site long enough to get a sense of the actual odds?

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u/Ok_Indication_3656 — 12 days ago

I miss Brawl as a warm up mode Swift ain't doing it for me

Is Brawl gone for good? I used to play it as a warm up since the games were quick and low stakes, didn't really care if I won or lost. Swift is kind of similar but it throws off your feel for the game going back to regular ranked, everything feels so different. Like you get used to seeing 2 dragons, not falling behind, etc. I guess Aram exist but I like practising my main champs instead of getting hit with a random one.

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u/Ok_Indication_3656 — 24 days ago