Port07 is a task earning website that involves both linking your WhatsApp account and using it message random phone numbers in the bid to earn money. The platform is from my little findings, the newest addition to the list of online task earning platforms that require the use of one’s WhatsApp account. It’s paying at the moment, however, the main discouraging factor is the high ban rate. Participation in the site means putting your WhatsApp at risk of permanent ban.
In this article, we will be having a look at a concise review of port07, which includes, the earning methods, how it works, the pros and cons and finally, my take on its legitimacy. So without wasting more of your time, let’s dive right into the topic of the day.
About Port07
Port07 is a task earning platform that rewards users monetarily when they link their WhatsApp accounts to the site and also, when they complete what they refer to as Manual Tasks. As a user who is very much interested in earning some money on the platform, the first thing is to have a WhatsApp account and the mobile app installed on your device.
Reason is, you can’t participate without having a WhatsApp account and you may not be able to earn money if you don’t actively use the WhatsApp. It’s more like a temporary trade of your WhatsApp account for some monetary benefits.
You give whoever owns the site access to utilize your WhatsApp and in turn, you get credited with some points that can be converted and withdrawn to one’s local currency. So people who have the means to create many WhatsApp accounts can turn sites like, port07 as a kind of side hustle.
That way, your earnings continue even when your phone is away or even off. Giving them access to your account means, they get to access your information, stay online on your behalf, use the account to message random white people from time to time while you earn and accumulate points.
In order to understand the earning methods better, we will break it down in a detailed and simple manner for everyone who has an intention to participate.
Earning Methods
When it comes to how to earn on port07, you need to have a WhatsApp account like I said and also, have the app to do some of the manual tasks. Below is a breakdown of the earning methods on the website;
1. WhatsApp Message Task – this has to do with linking your WhatsApp account to the platform to earn some points. When it’s linked, they will access to use your account to message random people and in turn you get credited with withdrawable points on a daily basis. This is the like the main focus of the platform and it can be accessed upon sign up.
Simply click on start task, enter your phone number including the country code. An otp will be shown to you, copy it and head to your WhatsApp, click on the three dots at the top right corner, select Linked Devices and then, proceed to add a new device, select add using phone number, then paste the code copied from port07 dashboard and submit.
Allow it to load for a few seconds and the account will be given access to your WhatsApp, then you will be counted as being online on port07 with the opportunity to start earning per hour.
According to the information on the page, you earn anywhere between 300-3000 points but the more WhatsApp accounts linked, the more points you typically earn.
2. Manual Tasks – this doesn’t involve linking your WhatsApp account but it comes with the most risk. When you accept to participate in the manual tasks, you will be shown a random message and 5 foreign numbers to send the message too. Simply proceed to tap on send, you will be taken to your WhatsApp account and to the person’s profile. Send the message and return to the site.
Continue till you’ve sent the message to all phone numbers shown to you, then you will be credited with 500 points after review by the administrators. Based on my experience, this is the most annoying task to complete and it comes with very high ban rate.
3. Referral program, daily check-in and wheel spinning – these are additional earning methods you should also know about. When you refer others, you earn 20% from them and 10% from the users they refer. The daily check-in and spin the wheel feature are less significant ways of earning on port07 and you must connect your WhatsApp to the site to gain access to them.
Getting Started
To create an account, simply hop into port07.com and proceed to create an account using this referral code – R59086
After creating the account, you will be given 500 points and shown the various features to explore in order to earn more money. Tap on either the message task or the manual tasks. Whichever one you prefer but bear in mind that certain tasks come with much higher ban rate if care is not taken.
Follow the laid down instructions above to either connect your WhatsApp or start completing the manual tasks. You can also explore the referral program.
Referrers get to earn 20% from their direct referrals and 10% from the second level referrals on port07, a very convenient and risk-free means of earning money on the platform but of course, it’s reliant on how active your invitees are and if they are also actively referring others.
How to Withdraw
The withdrawal process is quite straightforward. Simply click on Account then on Account withdrawal, enter any amount above 1,000 points and then select your country. For Nigerians, 1,000 points is equivalent to 290 naira excluding the charges included.
The point conversion rate is incredibly poor and with the amount users earn per day via the manual tasks and the message task, it certainly won’t match the taste of alot of users. Be that as it may though, let’s just set the records straight. You can withdraw only when you’ve earned up to the minimum threshold.
Final Verdict
Port07 is paying but it’s not legit and it certainly isn’t worth the effort or time as long as I’m concerned. Reason is, the point conversion rate is very poor especially to naira and also, the manual tasks are very dangerous. I tried twice and each time I attempt to complete them, my WhatsApp account gets banned.
Worst part is, the fixed earnings for completing the manual tasks isn’t commendable or high. Imagine risking your WhatsApp account for something that’s less than 200 naira? It’s certainly not worth it.
The only set of users I can say, port07 may favour are those who can refer. The referral incentive isn’t too poor. Earning 20% of the earnings of your direct referrals and 10% from your second level referrals sure sounds nice but this niceness is only dependent on how lucky you are. If you invite people and all their accounts get banned, there will be no bonus for you.
In summary, the problem of port07 for me, is the high WhatsApp ban rate and the poor point to naira conversion — which makes the whole platform unworthy of the risks.
Pros 
Here is a summary of the good sides or positive aspects of participating;
- Rewarding referral incentive well suited for people who are capable of building a large team
- Low minimum withdrawal threshold. You only need to earn up to 1,000 points before you can place withdrawal and to me, that’s fair.
- Easy-to-use webpage, there are no lags. The surfing experience on port07 is quite commendable.
Cons
On the other divide, there are tons of downsides or negative aspects you should bear in mind before proceeding to participate;
- Poor point to naira conversion, makes the reward really paltry when compared to the risks
- High WhatsApp account ban. Participating in the manual tasks is a no-no, unless you want to lose your WhatsApp account instantly.
- Earning structure is tilted towards favouring only those capable of referring leaving out those incapable of doing so.
Conclusion
Port07 is a new WhatsApp earning site but it’s has some significant downsides that are worthy of note. Personally, I don’t think I can participate as the only two times I’ve attempted to participate, I was greeted with a WhatsApp ban. Just hoping the most recent one wouldn’t be made permanent.
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