FunTap App Review: CAN YOU REALLY WIN REAL MONEY?

 

 

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Hi, and welcome to my FunTap app review. 

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The Funtap app has numerous indications that it is just another shady scam you should avoid, even though it does pay real cash once you reach the payment threshold, which will take quite a long time. Please take the time to read this review carefully. Besides providing an in-depth analysis of the app, I also suggest not one but two significantly superior money-making alternatives.

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Are you a gaming fanatic that loves to earn money from the comfort of your home? If so, you probably came across the FunTap app, which pays you for playing games on your phone, and felt that this is your idea of having fun and earning on the side. Please read my review carefully, where I explain in full detail how the app works, discuss its pros and cons, give my two cents, and ultimately answer whether it’s worth considering spending your time and energy on it.

Near the end of this review, I’ll share another opportunity to make money online that is more trustworthy and genuinely worthwhile, in addition to giving you a thorough rundown of this app’s key features. I’ll introduce you to what, in my opinion, is a significantly better method of making money, which, by the way, is taught by the exact same step-by-step platform with whose help I currently make anywhere between $4,000 and $6,0000 per month online. I quit my not-so-great 9 to 5 job back in 2018 and have since been making a full-time income working from home, thanks to this platform’s incredible, genuinely unique blueprint.

It would be best if you understood that this is not some get-rich-quick scheme I’ll be introducing you to. Instead, you’ll be shown how to build and scale a real, sustainable online business; as you may know, that takes time and effort.

Honestly, even though the platform offers a free starter membership, I wouldn’t even bother joining if I were you if you’re not willing to give it your absolute best.

You’ll be given all the much-needed training, tools, and support to succeed, but when it’s all said and done, you’re the one that needs to put in the work, and that’s just me being real with you. At least read my full review of the platform, see what it offers and what I have to say about it, and take it from there. 

 

 

So, you want to know whether the FunTap app is legit? 🤔

Gorjan here, and in today’s impartial review, we’ll discover how worthwhile playing with FunTap really is. It is an app that supposedly pays you to play games; however, although it’s an exciting opportunity that claims you can earn a little bit of extra money on the side, I still had to test it out to see if it’s legit or not. 

 

Before you go crazy for this app…

…let me first reveal its many drawbacks, which frankly make me question its legitimacy. So far, I’ve reviewed well over +300 similar money-promising apps.

Suppose you’ve read any of my past reviews before. In that case, you surely know by now that I’m not particularly fond of apps that claim to let you earn a lot because, let’s be honest here, there’s not a single app out there that can help you replace your tedious corporate job, especially not just by playing games alone. It seems a whole lot to me that all those shots on Google’s Play store about money transfers or gift-card bonuses you can withdraw are straight-up lying to you.

The more obvious question at this point is whether you should use this app and if you do decide to use it, is it going to be a worthwhile experience? What exactly does this app have to offer? Exactly what we’ll find out in today’s FunTap review.

 

It’s no secret that so many apps out there will exploit your time and energy when you could be using that same time and fuel for something that will give you more significant rewards than what is offered by apps like FunTap. While this app is all fun and games in a literal sense, I believe you’d want something more fulfilling at the end of the day. But hey, you be the judge of that!

 

 

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Hi, my name is Gorjan, and I’m making a full-time income working from home. Feel free to read my about page if you wish to learn more about my story, past experiences, and how I can help you set up your 1st passive revenue source.

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Funtap App Review 

FunTap is a get-paid-to (GPT) app that will give you financial incentives for playing their featured mobile games. If you are someone who loves to play games on your mobile phone or discover new games for fun, then you might find FunTap exciting and rewarding at the same time. But, while it’s fun, I have found some serious things about this platform that I have no choice but to give it a red flag.

You can play new games every day, and FunTap promises to provide the highest quality gaming experience with monetary rewards that can help you make money quickly. First, the game advertises itself as a work-from-home opportunity that will allow you to earn real-world cash. It also says that if you play their games, you will earn quick dollars, which, from where I’m standing, sounds like an obvious scam because it is similar to the many get-rich-quick schemes out there.

 

How Much Does The FunTap App Pay? 

Once you download FunTap, you have a lot of games to choose from. You can also watch videos, complete surveys, and check out their new apps to maximize your earnings. Once you open the app, you will immediately see the mobile games they offer. You can cash out either through PayPal or an Amazon voucher.

I have to say; the payout threshold is surprisingly way too high for a get-paid-to app. For PayPal and gift card withdrawals, you need to get at least 20,000 coins, equivalent to $20 in PayPal cash or $22 for gift cards. So, FunTap gives better value to gift cards than cash itself, so please keep that in mind.

Depending on how much time you put into playing the games, which, by the way, aren’t that fun, you will not earn a fixed amount with Funtap. The more time you spend playing all the different games on Funtap, the more you will make. However, even if you progress to the higher levels in one game, you will receive less. 

 

I explain this further down this post. 

What annoys me the most about this app is that it requires you to have quite a decent storage space. There are many mobile games that you can choose from, and once you select the game that you would like to play, you need to tap it and download it. Yes, you will be downloading the games externally, unfortunately.

Since you must download the games before playing them, your storage space must cater to the app’s needs. The more games you install, the larger the storage space it needs to use. Eventually, this can drain your battery, which is not ideal. Your phone’s hardware is under a heavy load when you use these kinds of apps as it is, and the last thing you want is to put an additional burden on it.

 

 

Please do not play the downloaded games on their own apps. 

Instead, open the Funtap app, and find the game you installed there. This is because you can only get rewarded if Funtap records your progress. If you play the game on its own app, Funtap won’t record your in-game time. If you play it through Funtap, it can recognize that you downloaded and played the game from their app, for which you’ll be rewarded accordingly, of course.

 

Unlike what is advertised, you don’t receive money for playing games on FunTap.

In reality, you will not receive a reward for playing the game because you will only be compensated if you watch the video ads that appear while you are playing the game on their app. Funtap earns money every time it gets its users to watch one of their ads, then shares a small percentage of its earnings with you, pretending they’re the ones paying you to play the games.

The ads appear randomly and excessively to the point they can start to get on your nerves. Ultimately, you will need to wait for the advertisement to finish because that is the only way to get your reward. Skip the ad, and you get nothing. 

You do get a few extra coins for passing each level, but the higher levels you reach, the more complicated it becomes, and the fewer coins they will give you. 

So, the more time you spend on one game on FunTap, the fewer rewards you will receive. If you notice that the points are getting lower and lower as you progress, you can leave that game and switch to a new one, which is what I suggest.

FunTap purposely gives you fewer rewards once you reach higher levels because they want you to try out either the older or newer games they feature. FunTap says that they add new games every day, so there can be many of these games they aim for their users to try. Their aim is always to keep their users trying out new games—the more users install different games, the more money FunTap earns.

This is probably not the most exciting news if you’re an overly competitive gamer, given that you will be forced to leave right when you start thinking there’s yet so much to achieve. Also, there’s a limit on the number of players that can play a game, so don’t be surprised if you sometimes run out of games to download. If this happens, you have no choice but to wait until they add new ones.

Still, the point is that they want you to try as many games as possible. You will earn more, and they are making even more on the developers’ side.

 

 

Another thing I dislike about Funtap is that it has a low reward rate.

The coins you will be earning initially for watching their ads can get as high as 4 to 7 coins, which will even be gradually reduced the more you spend time with one game. That’s not a lot considering that the payout threshold is high.

It’s safe to say that the effort-reward ratio is not the most appealing. However, you will still receive 5,000 bonus coins, equivalent to $5 for installing the app, which will immediately be added to your balance when you first open the app.

 

Who Are The Developers Behind FunTap? 

There needs to be more information about who the developers of FunTap are because otherwise, no one can guarantee how legit this app really is, nor what its true purpose is. Funnily, the developers claim that they don’t collect any of their user’s data but, at the same time, also claim that users can request their data to be deleted, which is contradicting. It’s a bit confusing, to be honest, because how can they delete data they never have? Perhaps they do collect data from you, so it’s up to you whether you feel comfortable trusting these guys.

One thing I know, though, is the only information you will be providing them is when you cash out. This means you will give out risky information involving your PayPal details and address because you will need to choose where your gift cards will be sent to. I’m not sure if this is the case with Funtap, but when apps like these fail, they tend to sell out all their users’ info to third parties, meaning that you might start getting a lot of spam e-mails, promotions, and whatnot.

You don’t even have to register to play the game, but this also means that you can use this app only on one device at a time because you cannot sync it to other devices. Also, if you uninstall the game, you will lose all your coins.

 

Also, FunTap’s support was pretty much non-existent until recently. 

The app doesn’t have an FAQ page or a support section if you encounter problems or have any questions regarding the games or the app. So, you basically figure things out on your own without any assistance from Funtaps’ team. They recently added a support email on the app page, but days will pass until you get a reply.

 

Another thing I find highly suspicious is the reviews on the app page.

If you visit Google’s Playstore, you will notice that all the Funtap reviews are immensely praising, where users claim they have earned thousands of dollars playing this game. If you look further into the comments, you’ll notice that almost all of them sound the same, as if the same person wrote them. 

In reality, you barely make anything with this app. On top of that, these reviewers don’t even get a “thank you for the support” message, which is super sketchy.

 

 

Is Funtap a Legit App? 

FunTap is not a legit app, but a scam that will make you believe you can earn quick and easy cash for playing their games when you barely make any cents for every hour you spend on their app. The developers tried to market FunTap as the best GPT app for playing games when it is, by far, one of the worst, in my opinion. I don’t think FunTap is worth it, nor should you use it since more valuable opportunities out there are more likely to generate a livable monthly income.

FunTap’s earning opportunities are meager and limited; there are various games to choose from, but for each level you advance, you will earn less. That’s not good because you’d think complexity would equal more rewards, right? I understand that they want you to try their other games. Still, it would be reasonable to reward you with more coins than the laughable 7 coins for each level you complete, especially since their cash-out rate is high: 20,000 coins or $20 in PayPal currency.

 

It is also questionable why the developers would try to hide their identity and not give customer support. It would make anyone wonder what they are hiding if they chose not to reveal who they are, why they created the app and other relevant details. It’s also not okay to not provide support, considering that they are bringing in many featured games that users may or may not be familiar with.

Also, the lack of support leads to confusion. How would their users know that they are supposed to play their chosen games on the FunTap app instead of on the original app of the game? It can be confusing, and first-time users risk losing their time and not getting compensated for their hard work afterward.

With all those issues, I wouldn’t sleep tight at night if I recommended a scammy and mysterious app like FunTap. More profitable opportunities are sure to bring you more income, pay your day-to-day expenses, and bring you more prizes.

As mentioned at the beginning of this review, I’ll be introducing you to the exact same platform responsible for my success. However, if you’re still dead set on making money with GPT sites, you’re better off trying Branded Surveys instead. It’s super user-friendly, pays much better, and your earnings can increase over time. 

 

 

How I Make a Living Online 

I suggest going through my money guide, where I tell you everything you need to know about making money online. I have been a victim of those courses that promise fast riches, saying they’ll teach me what I needed to launch my first business online, only to leave me hanging once they received my payment. I spent a few good years wondering here and there, trying all kinds of money-promising methods, so I created this money blueprint to tell you all you need to know about my journey and how you can avoid and learn from my mistakes. 

I accidentally came across a platform (the one I was telling you about) in early 2017 that I believe was heaven-sent; after all those scams, I had trouble trusting every site. But this platform was free to start, so I thought I had nothing to lose but my time, which I had already wasted a lot of. I’m not sure if you’ve heard of it before, but the business model they teach is known as affiliate marketing, and as an affiliate, my “job,” if you can even call it that, is to advertise and sell other people’s products online in exchange for a cut of the sales.

Assuming you want to follow in my footsteps. In that case, I recommend reading my step-by-step guide, where I not only break down the entire process in detail but also share the very same platform that taught me how to do all of this and is also responsible for all of my achievements thus far. It’s free to start with, so there’s no risk involved, nor a credit card is required.

 

 

It’s time to end my FunTap app review, so hopefully, the presented facts and arguments convinced you that you should think twice about wasting your time and effort with this site. If you’ve missed something or there’s anything you’d like to ask, feel free to comment below. I usually reply within 24 hours.