Kashdrop is a platform that claims to provide an easy earning opportunity for everyone looking for passive source of income; be it stay-at-home mothers or wife, students, people who are employed but still searching for an additional stream of income etc. The truth however is, kashdrop is more of a spammy website designed for adverts than an earning platform where users can earn money.
In this article, we will be breaking down all you should know about kashdrop.ng, the earning methods or structure and a critical appraisal of the pros and cons for people who may be planning to join the platform. The aim of this review is to provide you with as much information as possible or needed to enable you make informed decisions whether you’d still participate or not.
About Kashdrop
Kashdrop as the name implies is a platform that claims to be paying users free cash for completing social tasks and referring other users on a daily basis. If you are someone who is very active on Facebook, then there is a high chance you have heard or seen some publications about the website on some profiles.
I know because, I got to know about Kashdrop on Facebook and decided to do my digging to know if it’s a good fit for my readers and unsurprisingly, the earning methods and the design of the platform is suspicious and that prompted me to make a deeper research into whether it will be worth the effort or not.
When it comes to how the platform works, it’s basically a task earning site and also a referral platform, because you earn by completing the tasks and also by referring others. A more detailed analysis of how the referral program works as well as the conventional task earning will be detailed shortly.
Earning Methods
There are two main ways of earning on Kashdrop and they are as follows;
1. TaskEarn – this has to do with completion of tasks on a daily basis to earn money. According to what I saw after sign up, users earn 50 naira for each ad viewed. You don’t view ad as in the right sense of the word, what happens is, you will be asked to visit websites and when you click on visit them, a new tab will be opened behind your current browser tab, where the advert will be displayed.
These ads are known as Pop under ads and they are usually spammy in nature. Some websites utilize these kind of ads to earn money when they have little to no original contents on their webpage. For a task earning site like Kashdrop, the only way for the administrators to earn is by embedding annoying Pop up and Pop under ads everywhere so that each visit converts some cents for them.
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Therefore the tasks you are expected to complete in order to “earn” on kashdrop is just viewing spammy adverts on a daily basis and you earn 50 naira for each one viewed.
2. Referrals – when you refer others to most earning platforms whether legit or scam, they tend to give you a reward. The issue however is, most rewards from platforms like Kashdrop are what we locally refer to as audio rewards”. Reason is, the referrers never get to receive the monies being displayed on their accounts at the end because the administrator didn’t have plans of paying in the first instance.
On kashdrop, you earn 300 naira plus 10mb data for each friend referred to the site. What this means is, for every person who successfully creates an account using your link, you earn 300 naira.
These are the two main ways of earning on the site but that’s just for the earning part, what about the issue of legitimacy? There is a lot to be discussed in that regard, so I will implore you to continue reading.
Is Kashdrop Legit?
Kashdrop from what I have discovered, is not a legit earning platform. For a platform to be considered legit, it must first of all, be paying users and there has to be series of payment proofs on social media from different users attesting to the fact that, the platform being reviewed does pay.
Secondly, the platform must be sustainable and also, not be a ponzi scheme. There are numerous paying sites out there, but most of them are mushroom ponzi sites created for the sole purpose of scamming the so called investors at the end. They create websites, promise users 50% returns daily and when gullible people invest their money, the site crashes in few weeks.
Platforms that fall under the aforementioned categories are regarded as scam. While we have another category of earning platforms that are outrightly built to waste users’ time. They promise heaven and earth, keep users engaged with unrealistic earnings, generate enough ad revenue from users and then ghost on them when it’s time for payment.
Kashdrop falls under the last category and from the design alone, it’s easy to decipher that fact. It was designed in such a way that, the ad revenue interest of the administrator is much more important than the welfare of the users and the experience. Reason is, kashdrop is not user-friendly in anyway.
The website is filled with annoying Pop up and Pop under ads that literally force users out of the current contents of the site to somewhere else. The worst being that, some of these ads are spammy and pose a great risk to the overall stability of the device used in accessing them because some sort of software or malware may be installed in your device in the process.
So for your own good, it’s best to steer clear of websites like Kashdrop. They will waste your time, literally suffocate you with annoying ads and at the end of the day, you don’t earn a dime from them.
The issue of fixed payment date is another major sign that, kashdrop isn’t legit. Most legit free-to-earn platforms offer a certain level of flexibility in withdrawals because users who have invested their time and energy into earning and accumulating up to the threshold, deserve to access their earnings whenever they want.
But sites like Kashdrop with no prior plans of paying anyone would intentionally fix a payment date to buy themselves enough time during which, they will milk the most ad revenue before everyone gets to know that they are not legit on the payment date. It’s a game of preying on gullible and greedy minds.
Flash them with unrealistic earnings, make them believe money is coming on a certain date, so they can invest more energy and time into promoting the site then, close down the site when it’s the date of payment. This has been happening for sometime and kashdrop is not the first, neither would it be the last spam site to get launched for ad revenue.
Pros 
In all honesty, there is nothing positive or good about Kashdrop. In the course of my review, I found out alot of negative things about the site and will be enlisting them shortly.
Cons
Here are a few negative things or factors that show kashdrop will most likely not pay anyone a dime;
- Fixed payment date
- Spammy webpage that clearly defines the motive of whoever created the site.
- Lack of a customer support
- Referral bonus with no form of verification for referrals.
Conclusion
It’s evident from what we’ve discussed that kashdrop.ng is one of those websites you shouldn’t waste time and data on for any reason. There is almost no chance of payment going by what I have seen. But it’s left for you to make the decision, if you feel the platform is still worth the shot regardless, then go ahead.
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