Zuwela.com is a website that claims to be rewarding users monetarily for viewing adverts on a daily basis and also by referring others to their platform. If you have ever participated in any online earning platform, then you will probably have no issues completing the necessary task on the platform, given how easy it is to earn. However, upon closer analysis, I discovered, it’s not a legit earning platform and in this piece, you will find out why.

About Zuwela.com

Zuwela is a platform that claims all users can earn about 2,000 naira on a daily basis by clicking on a single button each day they login. It’s a free-to-earn platform that also has a referral incentive in place — where users earn up to 1,000 naira per user they introduce to the platform.

Introducing users to the platform is done by encouraging them to sign up using your unique referral link and once they do so, you earn the bonus and they, as your referrals also get rewarded upon sign up with 5,000 naira bonus and an option to more than double this income after a day or two through the twin process of referring and clicking on the “start earning” button.

Since I started participating in online earning platforms, this is by far one of the easiest websites to earn from and this also goes to show how much, of an illegitimate site it is. But let’s not spill the tea, let’s keep going to understand fully why it’s not a legit platform and as such, you shouldn’t be wasting precious time on it.

Unrealistic Earning Methods

When we are looking for ways to confirm the fact that, zuwela is not a legit earning platform, the first factor to consider are the earning methods.

There are two main ways of earning on the platform and they are either through clicking on a button to earn — once you tap on the start earning, the income starts reading at the rate of 83 naira per hour and about 2,000 naira in a day given that, a day is 24 hours.

Your earnings keep increasing once you click on it and view the first pop up advert. Additionally, they also have a referral program that rewards users with 1,000 naira per user introduced to the system.

Interestingly, there is no form of verification in place to check the users being referred; which is on its own, a clear indication of their care free attitude towards the activities of users and a clearer indication that the site will most likely not pay anyone a dime.

You can refer others easily by clicking on the Invite showing on your dashboard, share the link to friends and family on social media and when they create an account, you get credited with the earnings.

These two earning methods are too unrealistic given the structure of the website and for the fact that it’s an entirely free platform to register. It’s literally impossible for a free-to-earn platform to have such a high paying structure; as a matter of fact, high payout structure that seems unrealistic is one of my personal ways to decipher if a website is legit or scam.

High Registration Bonus

Apart from the fact that you get 1,000 naira per referral, all new users are also given 5,000 naira bonus upon sign up which I don’t understand the rationale behind it.

I mean, it’s cool to be given free bonus but come on, which free earning platform could actually give out this much bonus and be able to pay users? It’s common practice from spam earning platforms that have no actual plans of paying anyone a dime, so the free 5,000 naira given is just like a click bait to keep users engaged and also, attract more greedy users who just want to make huge income on the Internet without doing the necessary sacrifices needed for it.

The registration bonus is yet again, one of the key indications that zuwela.com is just an arrant waste of time, launched for the sole purpose of generating ad revenue from users and generating undue traffic.

Misspellings and Poor Website Layout

Zuwela is wrought with poorly spelt sections and words. If you check on the site, you will notice the wrong spelling of words all over, even to the Withdrawal section. Its understandable for a site to make one or two errors, moreover we are all humans but when these misspellings are so pronounced as in the case of this platform, then it’s worthy to be taken note of.

The misspellings and poor website design or shabby design of the site makes it very clear that, it’s not a legit nor serious earning platform and as such, there is no point wasting more of your time on it. A platform with such poor design and misspellings cannot truly pay out the amount of money they claim to be paying out.

No Customer Support

Another key indication that zuwela is scam is the fact that there is no way to contact their support directly. They included a chat icon, WhatsApp and telegram icons on their website but when you click to message the administrators, you will not be given the chance to. It’s common practice yet again by fraudulent site administrators to waste people’s time.

They know there is no way on earth anyone is getting paid, so they prepared for it long before the site went online. The lack of support is a calculated move to save themselves from receiving countless complaints from users who don’t get credited with their payment requests.

High Withdrawal Threshold

The withdrawal threshold is simply, “irresponsible” that’s the word I prefer to use and while I’m not surprised, I just feel like it should have been the perfect red flag or deterrent for people with discerning minds. So if you’re reading this article, right now just know that, the minimum amount you can withdraw from zuwela is 40,000 naira.

Also Read: engagefollowers.com Review: Legit Or Scam?

Is it not crazy? How can a free-to-earn platform have such a high withdrawal threshold? I mean, how will they even be able to pay out such amount without asking users for any form of registration fee? How is that even possible? The high withdrawal threshold is a common trick by fraudsters to keep users engaged as long as possible with hope of getting paid along the line, only to ghost them when they finally request for payment.

Final Verdict

Zuwela.com is not a legit earning platform. It’s a scam or better put, waste of time since you didn’t invest any money on it but the time investment is enough to consider it a fraudulent platform.

Therefore, if you are yet to register, consider yourself lucky and steer clear. Don’t be swayed by the writeups you see on social media, they are fabricated by individuals who are yet to even withdraw a dime from the platform. The goal for them, is to just refer as many as possible to be able to reach threshold. Don’t be deceived.

Thanks, share and do well to join us on telegram and WhatsApp for more reviews and updates.