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Nope... this place is a scam.
It was once my job to find these things and a place that asks you to use your money to make money is already a red flag. The app cannot be downloaded via an app store and the person. Who helps you shows classic signs of being a scammer.
Avoid this
I am currently busy testing this (2 September 2021) So far it's been great because you do make "commission" But I think they will catch you sooner or later because the orders get more and more expensive which you cannot control. And then you cannot withdraw until the "task" is completed. Still deciding whether or not to proceed before I start losing money. So far the payouts are quick. This is too good to be true.... Cannot trust this!
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