Timesocial.co Review: An Unrealistic Waste of Time

TimeSocial is a company that claims to be paying users for their time. The popular slogan is, “Time is Money” and after my basic analysis, I discovered that they actually keep to their words when it comes to the earning structure and how much bonus they give users for simple tasks. Everything seems cool on TimeSocial but the only problem is, the fact that it’s too unrealistic to be real and also, the fact that they lack any valid payment proof on the Internet.

It’s normal to have doubts about my claims considering the numerous posts and advertorials you’ve probably been seeing on social media from other users but if I were you, I wouldn’t be swayed by such claims and posts because they are all incentivized. The users are doing so for a hidden benefit which will be made open in this review. So in this article, we will be having a deep look at what TimeSocial stands for, their so-called earning structure and finally, the key factors and reasons to not take the platform seriously.

On this note therefore, without wasting more of your time, let’s dive right into the topic of the day.

What is TimeSocial, and How Does It Work?

Judging from the name alone, one can easily deduce that, it’s a platform that pays users for completing simple tasks using their social media accounts in order to earn some money. In reality, TimeSocial claims to be a Netherland based earning platform that pays users for completing simple social media tasks such as sharing what I like to call, Sponsored posts on their Facebook pages, referring people and completing simple offers daily.

At some point, they even mentioned that users who create an account could earn up to $18 per hour on a daily basis. This even triggered my curiosity and made me inquire further to ascertain the legitimacy of the platform for the benefit of myself and the readers.

When it comes to how it works, the first few things you should come to terms with are the earning methods or ways of “earning” on TimeSocial and they are as follows;

• Referring – when you refer people to TimeSocial, they pay you not just when the referral creates an account but when the potential referral clicks on your link. Upon clicking on the link, you earn $2 and when he or she completes the sign up process, you earn $20. This is unarguably the highest referral incentive I have ever seen in all the years I’ve been reviewing earning platforms.
• Testing applications and completing offers – this is another way of earning money on TimeSocial and it involves downloading certain apps. At the time of writing this article, the only offer available is for the user to download a Bible in order to earn. So you test apps and complete simple offers to accumulate the bonus.
• Posting to social media – they provide you with a kind of sponsored post to share on Facebook for a chance to earn money. According to the information on the webpage, you can earn as much as $92 for a single post on your Facebook profile.
• Answering surveys – this is another way to earn on the platform but the surveys are usually too long and difficult. So it’s not the best way to earn — in their own words, participating in their referral program is the fastest and easiest way to earn and accumulate more “money“.

Withdrawal Steps

When it comes to the withdrawal steps, you simply click on the three lines at the top left corner and tap on Cashout, you will find out that there are some withdrawal conditions.

In their words, they’ve been dealing with enormous level of fraud and as such, users are now required to complete some steps or things before being able to access payment. The annoying requirements include but not limited to;

• You must have clicks on your referral link
• You must have referrals
• Must complete some offers
• Must have earned some referrals offer bonus
• Must have up to $150 in the balance

If you have all these, then you will be allowed to place withdrawal. Where the problem lies however, is whether the payment will be honoured or not.

Final Verdict

TimeSocial is not legit! While it claims to be the biggest earning platform, the evidences are so glaring that it has nothing to do with the word legitimacy. As a matter of fact, the website was just built to lure in gullible people, build traffic, earn ad revenue and at the end leave them hanging with their accumulated earnings.

There is a lot of reasons to doubt the legitimacy of TimeSocial and we will go over some of the shortly for better enlightenment and also, to make the article more valid.

1. Stringent withdrawal policy – they claim the extra requirements users have to meet in order to withdraw money are based on the fact that they are preventing fraud but I fault that in so many ways. How can a website that claims to be paying users as much as $20 or $40 for referring just one person, not have a form of ID verification or at least email verification?

You claim to be combating fraud but there are so many loopholes in the system that can be exploited with people who are out to perpetrate sharp practices. So the stringent withdrawal conditions make no sense to me — I see it as something meant to stall people from being able to reach the threshold of the fake site because when people get to know that it’s a waste of time, they will eventually discourage potential users from joining and that’s why they made withdrawal much harder.

2. Unrealistic pay out structure – this is a very common way to identify scam platform. Real platforms that pay for free don’t have such an enticing offer — they are usually frugal in giving out bonus because they wouldn’t want a situation where the site will crash and users won’t be paid,; therefore they lower earning capacity in order to meet up.

Reverse is the case on TimeSocial, you earn $2 when your referrals click on the link and $20 when they create an account, additionally, the earning structure is so high and they pay out $40 per referral for users gotten from Facebook audience and that’s why you see people posting about the platform everywhere on Facebook, they are hunting for the referral bonus.

The unrealistically high payout structure is a very big sign that, TimeSocial is nothing to write home about. It’s clearly a scam platform that should be disregarded.

3. No valid payment proof after a long while of being in existence. Like I said earlier, the various writeups you’ve been seeing on social media are done for the sake of earning more. Gullible users who don’t yet see TimeSocial for what it truly is, are the ones sharing the writeups on social media for more bonuses.

Under normal circumstances, a platform that claims to have paid out thousands of dollars should have some standalone reviews from other users but thats not the case here. The fact that they don’t have a valid payment proof or evidence is enough sign to show that it’s a waste of time.

4. The registration bonus – immediately after registering, users are given $45 and in all honesty, that alone summarizes the fact that, TimeSocial is not legit. No free-to-earn platform can give you such a free bonus. This also reiterates the unrealistic nature of the platform.

Conclusion

TimeSocial is not a legit earning platform. It’s a scam created for the sole purpose of generating traffic and ad revenue. The signs are glaring for all discerning minds to see that spending more time clicking on links and promoting the site using your Facebook account would be an outright waste of time.

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