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I stumbled on a seemingly new earning platform called “Filora” while scrolling through the feeds of social media and due to the nature of the writeups used in marketing the said website, I thought it wise to check it out. Therefore, in this review, we break down the key things I noticed after checking out the platform and even going as far as spending my own money in order to fully understand all it claims to offer.
I did my assignment cause at first, I was interested in understanding how the platform works to know if its a good fit for my already existing audience who are in dare need of money making opportunities but after my analysis, I found out that, filora is using same old script of many other questionable schemes like AiClowdy, Voice earn etc.
As a matter of fact, there is a high chance that participation would most certainly lead to financial losses on the part of the users. So I’m literally writing this article to save you from such an unfortunate scenario. Everything going to be stated here is based on facts and not speculations.
What is Filora About?
I believe most of you already know what it claims to be as well as what it actually offers but for the sake of clarity, its important for me to highlight some of the key information about the platform for us to be on the same page.
Filora actually claims to be a social earning website where users stand to earn by completing tasks using their social media accounts and also, their mobile data. In the sense that, they not only offer normal tasks that can be completed using one’s social media accts but also claim to give users the chance to earn by reading blog posts.
The Hidden Problem In Their Claims
The hidden problem in their claims most people fail to understand is, the fact that, completing the tasks on the site is not only less rewarding but also exposes you to content you may not be interested in.
Why? Most of the tasks are social — meaning you are either expected to follow a social media page or account you are not otherwise interested in to earn. Worst part is, you have to complete the tasks and upload a screenshot of the task completed in order to unlock the reward.
In the long run, it may lead to clustering of your social media feed because you will end up seeing contents and profiles that you are not interested in. A very common issue with task earning platforms like this especially for peopoe who keenly complete the tasks.
Personally, social tasks are a turn off for me as someone who likes being conscious of the kind of profiles I follow and the kind of contents that I consume. So platforms that require me to join various groups or follow pages I’m not interested in dont usually sit right with me and I believe I’m not alone on that.
Another common issue or problem with their claims is the fact that, you will be exposed to spammy adverts when you attempt to view the numerous ads that may be on the website you will be asked to visit to read blog posts. Not all ads are safe, some might expose your device to malicious software. In all these, the reward attached to both the tasks and reading of blog posts are terribly poor. Making me question the essence of the whole thing.
Imagine spending money to join a website and then having to still complete annoying tasks in order to earn money that is much lower than the amount I used to join… The logic is not really logic-ing.
The Main DealBreaker & Reason to Reconsider
The main dealbreaker boils down to the withdrawal conditions and the nature of the reward system on filora.
In this part, I noticed two main downsides or better put red flags and they are;
Separate Balances for Affiliate, Task & Blog Earnings
I dont really get the point of launching a so-called earning site and not unifying the wallets. Since the user is expected to complete tasks, refer to earn, why not make all earnings go to a single balance? On Filora, there are three separate balances and they all have different withdrawal conditions, meaning some can be accessed at anytime and others must go through a more rigorous process.
To me, that’s one of the key red flags to consider before you spend a dime on any platform and a very big reason to probably rethink joining the platform being reviewed.
Different Withdrawal Conditions
The withdrawal conditions seem to be more flexible for referral rewards and much more stringent for task earnings. The implication is, users who are not able to refer anybody will have to struggle so much to make any withdrawals from the site. There is a fixed date for task earnings withdrawal but referral rewards aka affiliate earnings can be withdrawn on a daily basis.
Meaning, if you cant refer, this platform may not be for you in any way due to the withdrawal conditions and the different rules guiding the withdrawal. Anyone who spends money on a platform is doing so to earn some extra money but when things start looking like a “bring someone to earn” the “social/task earning claim gets defeated”.
Filora has more stringent withdrawal conditions for task earnings and blog reading earnings clearly showing a kind or favoritism and preference for referrers.
Final Verdict
Filora legitimacy is highly questionable. Influencers may be flaunting receipts now and claiming the site is legit and all that but the true test of legitimacy is when time comes for them to pay the normal aka non-affiliate users. Most platforms structured in this manner tend to crash or stop working once time comes to pay the users who were not able to refer but continued completing tasks.
If I am to give my honest take or suggestion, I would say you should do more research and probably analyse the platform independently before making any financial commitments.
Additionally, bear in mind that when it comes to platforms like this, there is no such thing as guaranteed payments. The site can always stop paying and the referrers are at a great advantage than users who can’t refer anyone because they’re allowed to withdraw their bonuses on a daily basis… thus the reason why people are massively promoting the site on social media.
Conclusion
I tested Filora with my 1,000 naira deposit so you don’t have to blindly deposit your money into a site with questionable earning structure. Ensure the purpose of this review isn’t defeated by doing proper research before making any financial commitments.
Thanks for reading.
