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It’s the ultimate buzzkill, right? You sit down, ready to grind and make some moves, but after one single comment, the site basically tells you to go sit in the corner and wait for your "energy" to come back.
The Reality: It’s like being hired to paint a house but being given a single Q-tip and one drop of paint every six hours. You aren't "working"; you're just waiting for a progress bar to move.
They keep dangling that "big payout" in front of you like a carrot. "Just keep growing, bro! Don't withdraw yet!"
The Reality: That "handsome amount" only exists for the people who got in years ago or the ones who convinced you to join. For a regular person starting now, you’re basically fighting over breadcrumbs. By the time you actually have enough to buy a decent meal, you’ve probably spent 400 hours clicking buttons.
This is the part that feels like pure hell. They want you to "grow" your account (which is just a fancy way of saying "don't take your money out"), but they give you zero tools to actually do it.
The Reality: If you can’t post or comment because your RC is dead, you aren't growing—you’re just parking your time in their system. They need you to stay active so their platform looks alive, but they don't actually want to pay out the rewards.
It’s a massive time-suck. You’re trading your mental energy and your actual hours for a "maybe" that might never happen. If a job feels like you're stuck in a slow-motion nightmare where you can't even speak (comment) without permission, it’s not a job—it’s a trap for your time.
Honestly? Your gut is right. You’re doing the work, but they’ve rigged the game so you can’t actually win.
