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Scrambly gives you multiple ways to earn through your mobile device. You can play casual games and reach achievements, but the real earning potential comes from trying out financial apps and services. While gaming activities take longer, financial offers can be completed much more quickly if you\u2019re comfortable sharing some personal information.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
Pros<\/p>\n
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- PayPal payouts within 24 hours<\/li>\n
- No phone number needed to start<\/li>\n
- Rewards paid in real dollars<\/li>\n
- Daily bonus for active users<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div>\n\n
Cons<\/p>\n
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- Most games take hours to pay<\/li>\n
- Requires banking info for offers<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
Is Scrambly<\/a> legit? Yes: it’s a rewards app that pays you in coins for playing mobile games and trying apps (its iPhone app pays for walking), and you can cash out from $1 by PayPal. I tested it for five hours and earned $79.98, mostly from financial app sign-ups.<\/p>\n
Here’s how that $79.98 came in. Games paid $1.30 in the first hour and $2.00 in the second. Financial offers then brought in $5.62, $40.03 and $31.74 in hours three to five, an average of about $15.98 an hour overall.<\/p>\n
Games earned me under $2 an hour for reaching milestones, while sign-ups for financial apps like Chime, Acorns and Stash paid $5 to $30 or more per offer. The higher-paying offers ask for personal details and sometimes a small deposit or investment.<\/p>\n
Is Scrambly<\/a> worth a try? Our video review sums it up:<\/p>\n
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