Cash

I recently talked about how a prize-linked saving account, Yotta, pays you for making your direct deposits with them. In this article, let’s talk about how Juno, a crypto-focused fintech banking app, pays you for making direct deposits with them. I have previously reviewed Juno, written a cautionary post regarding…

6/7/2023 Update: Yotta now has a weekly $10k peer-to-peer (P2P) limit (reddit). Also, I made a follow-up to this post with a post titled “Is Yotta Debit Card Odds Rigged?”, which shows that odds on P2P transactions are skewed. I generally refrained from talking about Yotta as the odds of…

There are many reasons to use a card over cash such as safety, cashback, and convenience. But these days, I occasionally find myself paying with cash. The reason for using cash more often than before is simple – businesses that I occasionally visit now offer significant enough discounts when paid…

I am generally a fan of prize-linked accounts and I have written an extensive review on PrizePool, mentioned how people are making thousands of dollars on Yotta, and gone over the odds of getting debit card swipe reimbursed in these platforms. PrizePool has been gearing up to publically launch “PrizePool…

At this point, you are probably aware of my “how are people making thousands of dollar with Yotta debit card” post. If you aren’t or you hadn’t signed up then then this is a good time to signup and this is practically their best signup bonus. I know I haven’t…

Yotta, PrizePool and Fold give you a chance of winning prizes. In this post, we figure out how many attempts it takes before you win a prize in these respective platform. In the case of Yotta and PrizePool I will strictly be talking about their debit cards. So let’s get…

I recently wrote about how people are making thousands of dollar with Yotta debit card and some of you inquired why that post was so short while others asked what was the missing piece as odds of winning in Yotta was trash. Some others inquired if the post that was…

Currently there are two major prize-linked saving accounts, namely Yotta and PrizePool, both of whom offer debit card that give some chance of getting the purchase reimbursed. Yotta gives 0.5% or 0.0667% or 1% of getting a purchase reimbursed (up to $5000 per purchase) on a debit card while PrizePool…

Nine months ago I wrote my review of PrizePool. It is probably still one of the most in-depth PrizePool review out there. How do I know that? Because nobody uses this platform which figuratively means almost nobody is writing about it. Anyway, after PrizePool became more transparent about the odds…