Atlas Earth - I love the app. I'm upto earning about $140 per year, so if I stopped paying for monthly reward path I'd be profitting, it's not get rich quick but it almost covers my music... See more
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False advertising size on the stickers…
False advertising size on the stickers do not buy. they claim that it's a 4"x4" sticker when it's not not even close it's a 3" x 1 1/2" I will be getting the refund for this I how many other people got scammed.
This game is worthless
This game is worthless, I would advise anyone who might be thinking of playing to just move on to other options. Watching ads for rewards is a joke, Candy crush, Temu, Free chash and Mr Beadt ads do not follow through with the rewards. Atlas Earth claims they have no control of ads which tells me anyone can get on their website and post whatever, I fear for my information that could be jeopardize because of this free access .
Big issue with Playtime collaboration when it comes to games for atlas bucks
Atlas earth is almost perfect, but one big issue that is unforgivable, the playtime they work with for games to atlas bucks.
So many times it just registers the easy rewards that are worth nothing, but not the hard challenges that take forever to do. I was recently scammed out of over 2,000 atlas bucks on a game I should of got for playing 2 hours a day for 30 days straight.
What did support say to me? Basically too bad so sad, try another app to get rewarded, and this isn't the first time support has been useless af. So I did during double atlas game time, and did either of the two games work? Absolutely not. I didnt get any atlas bucks, I just chalked it up to delay, but after 48 hours, still waiting and nothing. Thats another 300-400 atlas bucks im waiting for.
I haven't spent a dime of my money
I haven't spent a dime of my money, but have received over $50 from the game. 145 parcels in and I'm pleased. I've been playing off and on for 2 years, making just under $5 a week now.
This is most definitely not a scam, starting out is tedious though. It gets better when you can easily see the money grow.
Deceptive bait-and-switch on final rewards
Be warned: this platform will scam you out of your final, highest-value payouts. I played a game (Yatzy) through their system to reach a specific milestone. Early on, their "tracking" failed, but their support team manually credited my account when I provided screenshots. However, when I reached the final milestone (worth 537 rewards) and the exact same tracking issue occurred, support suddenly claimed they "cannot issue rewards without automated tracking." They completely ignored the precedent they just set and sent me in circles with automated bot replies refusing to escalate. They rope you in by honoring the cheap milestones and then pull the plug when it's time for the big payout. Avoid this company.
This is not a game
This is not a game, it's literally watching adds and eventually you will gain a small amount of revenue. By eventually I mean 50 adds per parcel. Which only counts the adds you get credit for. Now imagine needing 100+ parcels for anything. Oh and on top of the adds that dont credit. Add another 15-18 adds per day if you want a rent booster. Then also add ads for every mini game. You can literally watch 100's of ads and not gain much. Then if you try to leave them a reveiw thats less than 3 stats. They make you chat with support, which does nothing but block your honest reveiw. All their 5 star reveiws were clearly paid for. This is nothing but watching ads, hidden behind their claim of being a "game".
MY favorite game
So far so good
So far so good, not cost a penny, but next-door c u next Tuesday pays me rent ,playing the long game 😉
It's a bit difficult to get started and…
It's a bit difficult to get started and if you don't know what you are doing, you can waste money. However with the right approach you can make about $200 a year. You will have to watch a lot of ads however.
Atlas Earth support is Awful
Atlas Earth - I love the app. I'm upto earning about $140 per year, so if I stopped paying for monthly reward path I'd be profitting, it's not get rich quick but it almost covers my music app subscription.
Customer support though - they absolutely suck. They have a habit of ignoring what you wrote and just giving you some condescending brush of, implying it's your life skills that are bad.
Map updates were awful (later fixed) - response: change is hard sometimes, you'll get used to it.
Survey scam: surveys screen you out of short surveys - auto-redirect you to a long survey then pay you only for the short one - response: surveys screen you - it can be frustrating, but that's how it works if your not the targe - ignoring the scam.
Ads not working or paying - response: here's education on why you watch ads for our game.
I just call them out now and let them know I'm repeating for their inconvenience - response: none, they can't condescendingly tell me how customer support works without highlighting that their customer support won't work.
It's a shame because they could close tickets just as fast by acknowledging your words - but they want to gas-light you instead and act like your just not smart!!
Not A Scam...Just Don't Expect to Make a Lot
I'm not sure how people can call this a scam because they aren't earning more money. No - you're not going to get rich off of Atlas Earth, but it's fun and an easy way to make a consistent amount. I've been playing for almost a year and the last 5 months I've been able to cash out $25 each month. It does take time to figure things out and build up properties/badges to make decent idle funds...but it works. I've never had a problem withdrawing and haven't lost interest. Again, I don't think "scam" is the right word if the app delivers on its promises. And how much do people expect to make if they are literally doing nothing but watching a few ads each day? If you are thinking about playing, I highly encourage you to do some research on best practices and to use the Atlas Earth calculators out there to figure out the best approach. I went at this all wrong for a while until I realized there's a smarter way to buy properties so you hit higher tiers of earning to offset the reduced hourly bonus structure.
Atlas Earth - Big Fraud
Atlas Earth; the game would be quite interesting if the operator-owner followed fair procedures. Unfortunately, this is not the case. The game generates revenue, albeit extremely small for players, but likely significant for the operator and Google Play. Not only are the rules unfair, but the calculation of the time spent generating revenue is also unfair. When we try to contact the operator, it's either very difficult or we receive a scant and usually irrelevant response. In short, Atlas Earth is a scam. I write this with full responsibility and have proof, including hundreds of screenshots. Besides, there are hundreds of thousands like me. Just look at the rankings.
Annoying and the most stupidest ads of atlas earth
This is the most stupidest game I have ever here buying a piece of land it’s so stupid even the ads are very annoying and very dumb and I agree to other reviewers it’s a scam the ads are stupid and it’s all natural dumb brain rot
riddled with ads that don't reward…
Slow app riddled with ads that don't complete and don't provide said rewards. Their help desk States it's not their fault and blames user. Pretty sad game. Been playing for about a year it is just getting worse and worse with their ads. Definitely a below 1 star rating. Fix you're crap Atlas Earth and stop blaming the user.
Takes time to build up the cash. But good app!
Takes time to build up the cash. But if you do the ads to earn the multiplier and atlas bucks you can actually start earning more! I've cashed out to venmo multiple times! All of which were sent and received quickly!
take time ..isnt a sprint game..but you…
take time ..isnt a sprint game..but you can make money in 3-4 yeras..hahaha
This app used to be good
This app used to be good, now when you go to close advertisements the screen go to relaunch the app so you cannot no longer boost your rent. Even though I've spent £100s ive also only made $13
Garbage "game"
Garbage "game", with nothing to do other than click-at-the-right-time games, with sessions that last hours. There is an ad between every 30 second game, and you have no chance of winning unless you're on it for 2-3 hours, playing tedious mini-games. Ads usually crash the game, after fully playing, and then you don't get any rewards...
Just all around a crap game.
Scummy minutes long ads that are…
Scummy minutes long ads that are unskippable, that open pages automatically. Do they not realise the abject hatred for their own company they are generating? Would never touch anything to do with the company or anyone involved in their ridiculous marketing.
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