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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I completed a $72 FanDuel offer through…

I completed a $72 FanDuel offer through WaxRewards that failed to credit. When I contacted support, they requested proof of completion, which I promptly provided.
After submitting the requested proof, I received no resolution and sent multiple follow-up emails seeking an update. Months later, support responded with conflicting explanations for why my claim was not credited.
First, I was told that additional information had been requested from me and that I failed to provide it, preventing WaxRewards from negotiating with the advertiser. However, after reviewing the complete email thread, I found no request for additional information beyond the proof I had already submitted.
I was also told that the advertiser had deemed me ineligible, despite being told that WaxRewards was unable to proceed because of the allegedly missing information.
Later, support changed the explanation again and stated that my ticket had been automatically closed because I did not reply in time. When I questioned these explanations and requested evidence of the alleged request for additional information, support refused further discussion and stated that they would cease communication regarding the case.
My issue is not simply that the claim was denied. My concern is that I submitted the requested proof, followed up multiple times, and received inconsistent explanations without being shown any evidence that I failed to provide requested information.
Based on my experience, support was unresponsive for extended periods and the handling of my ticket lacked transparency.

18 June 2026
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

This is a horrible website/offerwall that scams.

I have been using this offerwall for probably months now. The owner just pockets the money and works with shady people on purpose to take as much money as they possibly can. Please stay away with this. If you make tickets they will just ghost it as their "Support" is just robots that will never get you anywhere.

6 October 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

​⭐☆☆☆☆ BLATANT SCAM AND THEFT OF LABOR…

​⭐☆☆☆☆ BLATANT SCAM AND THEFT OF LABOR - DO NOT DOWNLOAD!
​If I could leave negative stars, I would. Fastask is not a legitimate platform; it is a predatory, fraudulent operation designed to steal your time and labor while paying you absolutely nothing.
​I spent hours grinding on this garbage app, specifically doing sofi and chime!. I put in the actual work, followed every single rule, and successfully brought my earned balance up to $270. That is not pocket change—that is a serious amount of money that I worked hard for.
​They Are Withholding Earned Money
I was guaranteed my $270 payout two full days ago. The deadline has come and passed, and my balance remains completely untouched in my bank account. There has been no update, no notification of a delay, and no explanation. They are perfectly happy to exploit your labor to line their own pockets, but the second it is time to pay up, they completely vanish. This is the definition of a scam.
​Cowardly and Non-Existent Support
Do not even bother trying to get help from their "customer service." It is a complete black hole. I have tried reaching out to get answers about my stolen funds, and they are completely ignoring me. A legitimate company communicates with its users when there is a payment issue. Fastask just hides.
​You Will Be Scammed
Do not be fooled by any positive reviews you see here—they are likely fake or from people who haven't tried to cash out a significant amount yet.
​They bait you with the promise of a decent payout.
​They exploit you for free labor and data.
​They ghost you when it is time to cash out.
​I am actively reporting this app to the App Store, the Better Business Bureau, and every single scam-alert forum on the internet. Do not waste a single second of your life on Fastask. They are scammers, plain and simple. Give me my $270!

25 February 2026
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Full bs

80% of offers are scams or not tracking properly, and the guy behind it nevers answers tickets, but he does answer on trustpilot and to his discord "friends". Amateurism and dishonesty at peak.
Don't waste your time.
If my mail gets an aswer to my ticket I'll edit my review to tell, but having pigs flying seems more doable.

Ps : The site of this offerwall is fastask, and guess what, the reviews are terrible there too. How surprising.

13 November 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Tracking issues and charged back a legitimately completed offer

In early October I did a WaxRewards offer for the spree social casino that was promoted on the Gemsloot offerwall. After completing the steps shown, I was credited with $48 for the completion.

After being credited for the above offer which initially led me to believe WaxRewards was legitimate, I then decided to do 2 more offers (High 5 Casino and Playfame) and despite completing the required steps, I never received any credit for those. Had this been where the troubles ended I would have been okay with accepting the loss here and simply moving on, however...

Approximately 3 weeks after I was initially credited for the Spree offer, I logged into my Gemsloot account and found that WaxRewards issued a chargeback and deducted the $48 from my balance. The WaxRewards offer wall also conveniently removes the link to contact support in regards to an offer that was reversed leaving me with no way to contest it.

In the end, after completing all of the steps on 3 offers, all of which required spending money out of pocket, I ended up with nothing to show for it other than wasted time and money and my gemsloot account being left in bad standing after an unwarranted chargeback.

Based on my experience WaxRewards appears to be a scam and I would highly recommend steering clear of any offers WaxRewards provides on any offer wall, especially if they involve spending money as there appears to be a very strong probability you will either not see any money from them, or they will steal it back from you at a later date.

24 October 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Great offerwall with way better rates…

Great offerwall with way better rates than all the other walls. Some walls offer the same offers at like 10% of the rate Wax offers. Wax is definitely one of my top 3 offerwalls at the moment! Great support as well.

19 July 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Dont complete tasks from Wax wall until you want lose your money

If you see Wax wall on other GPT sites - dont EVEN ENTER - more than 45-60 days hold from their side - if you lucky and get credits, BUT after waiting for 60 days they will message you saying we can’t pay you coz we did not get the payment from advertiser. Owner scammed for more than 4-5k$ monthly from users, his ticket system is useless

9 March 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

WaxRewards is a Total SCAM – They STOLE My Earnings, and I’m PISSED!

Alright, buckle up because I’ve got a story for you. I completed the Bingoport offer on WaxRewards, and let me tell you, I followed every. single. step like a saint—I registered, confirmed my email, deposited $10, and played enough bingo to make an old lady proud.

I spent a solid $10.00, NOT $9.99 like some sneaky scammer trap, because I actually read the rules (you should try it, WaxRewards). And guess what? NO CREDITS. Yep, not a single penny. I was expecting to get something in return for my time and money, but apparently, WaxRewards believes in “paying users with empty promises.”

So, I reached out to their "support" (and by support, I mean a black hole where hope goes to die), and after days of waiting, they finally responded with the ever-helpful “advertiser verification” excuse. I’m sorry, but what kind of verification process takes weeks and still doesn’t work? If I could verify my frustration as a legit emotion, I’d get paid more than I ever did from WaxRewards.

Let’s be real here—this is what WaxRewards does. They trick you into wasting hours of your time, then laugh in your face when you ask for the credits. I’m not saying they’re running a scam, but if there was an Olympic event for scamming users, they’d take home the gold.

And don’t even get me started on their support. You know it’s bad when sending a support ticket feels like submitting a message in a bottle. It’s like they’re taking a vacation while we’re out here grinding for crumbs.

Honestly, WaxRewards is a joke. If you see it on a GPT site, just know that you’re about to be the punchline. They’re not in the business of rewarding users—they’re in the business of stealing your time and money while hiding behind generic excuses.

WaxRewards is like that friend who always promises to pay you back but never does. You’re just sitting there, wondering when they’re going to get it together—spoiler alert: they never will.

🚨 0/10 – WaxRewards is a scam, and I wouldn’t trust them to deliver my pizza, let alone my earnings. 🚨

8 March 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

WaxRewards isn’t just bad—it’s an…

WaxRewards isn’t just bad—it’s an absolute NIGHTMARE. If you even think about using this dumpster fire of an offerwall, STOP! It is hands-down the most fraudulent, insulting, and outright disgusting excuse for a rewards platform I have ever encountered. This isn’t just a scam—it’s an insult to anyone who values their time and effort.

Support? More Like Open Hostility
The so-called "support" team at WaxRewards isn't just useless—they are straight-up malicious. If you dare to reach out about a missing reward (which will happen constantly), prepare to be ignored, ridiculed, or even verbally abused. I’ve seen reports of them insulting users, gaslighting complaints, and outright lying to avoid paying out. They treat customers like garbage, and they don’t even try to hide it!

Offers That Never, Ever Pay
WaxRewards is built on a foundation of deception. No matter how perfectly you complete an offer, you will not get paid. The moment you try to claim your rightful rewards, you’ll be hit with every excuse in the book—“you didn’t follow the terms” (even when you did), “we didn’t receive confirmation” (total lie), or dead silence. It’s clear that WaxRewards’ entire business model is based on making users do the work for free while they collect the profits.

A Minefield of Malware & Spam
If you value your device’s security, STAY AWAY from WaxRewards. Their “offers” direct you to sketchy, scam-riddled, virus-infested websites designed to steal your data, bombard you with spam, and potentially infect your system with malware. You aren’t just risking your time—you’re risking your entire digital safety by interacting with this filth.

Sites That Use WaxRewards? Not Worth Your Time
If a GPT site or app is dumb enough to integrate WaxRewards, it’s a massive red flag. Any platform that willingly partners with this scammy trash is either clueless or complicit in robbing its users. DO NOT SUPPORT THEM. The only way to kill off scams like WaxRewards is to boycott any site foolish enough to work with them.

Final Verdict: WaxRewards is Pure, Unfiltered Garbage
I have used countless offerwalls over the years, and WaxRewards is, without question, the single worst one I have ever seen. They steal from users, gaslight complaints, provide zero customer service, and promote dangerous, fraudulent ads. The fact that they’re still operational is a disgrace.

🔴 DO NOT TOUCH WAXREWARDS. NOT EVEN WITH A TEN-FOOT POLE. 🔴
Warn others. Spread the word. Shut these scammers down.

6 March 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

WaxRewards is a SCAM Offerwall – DO NOT USE IT!

WaxRewards is the most infuriating, scammy, and broken offerwall I’ve ever seen. If you’re thinking about using it, DON’T! Save yourself the frustration, wasted time, and headache. This thing is nothing but a trap to steal your effort and offer you NOTHING in return.

First off, the support for WaxRewards is beyond terrible. If you have an issue (and you will, constantly), they’ll either ignore you or accuse YOU of doing something wrong. They don’t just fail to help; they go out of their way to be rude, insulting, and downright hostile. I’ve even seen reports of them cursing users out—absolutely unacceptable behavior for any company!

The offers themselves are a joke. Most don’t credit, no matter how carefully you follow instructions. And when you try to report a missing reward? Good luck! They’ll blame you, claim you didn’t meet some vague requirement, or just ghost you entirely. They’re clearly designed to waste your time while WaxRewards pockets the profits.

This offerwall also pushes spammy, sketchy ads that are dangerous to interact with. Many offers take you to shady websites filled with pop-ups, spam emails, and potential malware. It’s a risk just to click on anything associated with WaxRewards.

If you’re using a site or app that features WaxRewards as an offerwall, AVOID IT COMPLETELY! They’ll scam you, frustrate you, and waste your time. There are plenty of better, more trustworthy options out there—don’t fall for this garbage.

Warn others and stay far away from WaxRewards. It’s not just bad—it’s one of the worst scams I’ve ever seen.

10 January 2025
Unprompted review

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