CryptoSpout Review From 6 Weeks Of Use

         A Users Review On Crypto Spout.    So, being new to the crypto currency world I like many others found myself attracted to the idea of using my spare time to generate a little bit of cash without needing to invest anything. I figured I would use the time I usually spend deadening my brain playing Clash of Clans or Angry Birds to a productive end and this lead me to a website called Crypto Spout. The user completes surveys and tasks and is rewarded with small units which can be converted upon withdraw to several different crypto currencies. I found the site to be a hybrid of gimmick and genuine product so I figured I’d chuck a review up on Steemit so others can be informed in the case they decide to give it a go.   

 I’ll start with the positive side which is that it does genuinely pay out as promised. On the website is a survey company called peanut labs which offers several surveys each more mind numbing and brain deadening than the next that do deliver a reward. I completed a lot of these to reach the mandatory withdrawal limit and believe me it adds a whole new definition to tedium. However the end result is a small amount of the websites crypto reward bits that eventually allow you to withdrawal.    

The negative side is the once clicked policy I encountered. Basically, once I clicked on some free trial offers that offer a reward to register and try (the amazon offer was one of these) I clicked out of them only to go back and go ahead with the offer. These require you to register with the company offering the service and in return once you’ve signed up with your details the points are supposed to be credited. This happened with some but not with others. For instance the Virgin Casino offer paid quickly and for depositing and playing ten pound I received the Crypto Spout reward and I managed to cash out fifteen pounds up from playing black jack on the Virgin Casino site so it was a win win. The mobile apps offer “Mobile Strike” also paid out quickly.    

In regards to minimal withdrawal amount…. Well, when you reach that limit and take it out it doesn’t come to much but for playing video games and answering questions it’s kind of what I expected. I withdrew at the minimal amount in Litecoin when it was around $45 and received a little over $4 in Litecoin and after requesting the withdrawal the coin was in my wallet in under 24 hours on both occasions. After around a month of use I must say that the pay outs from Crypto Spout are reliable but some of the offers and the companies that provide them are a bit questionable. Basically once you click on them and are redirected you have to go through with the offer in full or you get zilch. There is no click on it and have a little look around and then maybe come back to it later, and some of them don’t have interfaces you’re comfortable registering a bank card or your details to…. Well, I wasn’t anyway. Some may be more bold.   

 In conclusion, I don’t think there is a full-time income in these sorts of things but if you find yourself bored and fancy watching how to videos or playing mobile apps to earn a little bit of coin these guys are ok. Just use caution on the offers that request payment or bank details as sometimes the fine print and cancelling isn’t as straight forward as you initially think. If one is horrible and ten is great I’d give the whole Crypto Spout experience a robust seven.