Earnsprint Review: Why it’s Unlikely to Be Legit

Earnsprint is a website that claims to be paying users money for completing simple social tasks such as clicking on paid ads, reading news and sharing sponsored posts on a daily basis. From the free 2,000 registration bonus to how juicy the earning structure is, has attracted a lot of users into the platform with hopes of getting paid. However, upon closer investigation, I discovered that Earnsprint is actually far from being legit.

So in this article, we will be having a detailed look at all there is to know about earnsprint.one, how it works and my reasons for doubting its legitimacy. Without wasting much time, let’s dive right into it!

About Earnsprint

Earnsprint as the name implies is an earning platform that rewards users when they complete tasks. Conventionally, sites like this are referred to as PTC sites since users have to click on advert links to earn some money but the fact that it’s free and also, highly rewarding has made it almost impossible for one to liken it to other paidtoclick sites.

As a user, upon sign up and signing, you’re expected to start completing simple tasks such as reading the news publications on their webpage, sharing their WhatsApp and Facebook sponsored posts, clicking on adverts and finally referring others to earn more.

Based on the little time I spent on the site, I found out that, the referral program is perhaps the most rewarding aspect of joining earnsprint because, you earn 350 naira per person who creates an account using your link — what makes it even more surprising is the fact that, users don’t have to complete any form of verification in order for you to qualify for the referral bonus, all they have to do is create an account.

Earning Methods

1. Referral – when you refer, you earn 350 per user who creates an account using your referral link. There is no limit to the amount of bonus you can earn from referrals according what I gather.

2. Reading News – they make news publications on the site on a daily basis and when any user reads the news, they get 50 naira per page opened. It’s another passive way to earn money on Earnsprint but it’s much easier because most people can’t really refer others.

3. Daily Ad Click – on a daily basis, you can click on a set of ad links to earn some additional money on the site. To access the daily ad click, tap on three lines at the top left corner and then select Paid2click and then start tapping on each link to earn some additional amount added to your balance.

4. Sharing sponsored posts on WhatsApp and Facebook. They have sponsored posts users could also share on a daily basis for additional income but it comes with some risk of being tagged a spammer by some social messaging platforms. According to the information on the webpage, you earn 400 naira when you share sponsored posts to your WhatsApp account. The sponsored post is usually about them.

Is Earnsprint Legit Or Scam?

In all honesty, Earnsprint is a scam and waste of time — whichever one you would prefer to go with. Reason is, they are not straightforward and the site is nothing short of spammy. If you should login to the website to create an account, they often pop-up annoying, adult ads that fill up the whole page, making navigation literally impossible.

Additionally, on their homepage, they claim to have paid out over 13million naira but they have never opened the withdrawal option for once. The first time withdrawal portal may be opened (highly unlikely) would be on the 20th of February, 2025 making it evident that the site is not legit in any way but a waste of time.

The false claims of payment is a clear sign that they are far from what they claim to be and also, more reasons to steer clear. It’s common for sites like this to intentionally make claims of payment in order to keep luring in unsuspecting users and at the end ghost on them when it’s time for payment.

Additionally, the minimum withdrawal is on the high side which to me, isn’t surprising considering my profound experience with other spammy websites that claim to be paying for clicks on ads. Earnsprint is not in any way legit, the threshold is pegged at 15,000 naira and they have a fixed payment date, which further confirms their illegitimacy.

So for your own good, stay away from the platform unless of course, you have the luxury of time to spend on something that will certainly not give you a dime in renumeration.

Unrealistic earning structure. No real platform can be paying 350 naira per referral and not have any form of verification in place to confirm the individuality of the referrals. The administrators on earnsprint couldn’t care less because, there is no plans of paying anyone in the first place.

Pros

Are there good sides to the story? The answer is no. I checked out all possible factors and came to the conclusion that there’s literally nothing positive about the site that suggests it could ever pay.

Cons

There are overwhelming amount of cons and they are summarized thus;

• High payout threshold
• Fixed payment date
• False claims of payment on their homepage and on social media.
• Spammy, ad-filled webpage where you can’t even do anything without having to struggle with annoying adult ads steadily diverting you away from the content on the site.

Conclusion

There is nothing legit about Earnsprint, the people you see promoting it on social media, only do so in hopes of getting paid when the time comes. Disregard the payment proofs you may have seen on Facebook and some other social messaging platforms, they are all fabricated to make it seem as if the site is actually paying, in order to get more users in, garner more traffic and earn more money via ad revenue.

The administrators of the site are in the real sense, exploiting unsuspecting users who may be looking for a way to earn passive income on the Internet for free.