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[Corzhens]

What Is CashPirate?
CashPirate is an App developed by ayeT-Studios. The App is globally supported and users can earn money by performing simple tasks. It is available as a free download on the Google Play Store for Android users. For iOS devices, you can download and use their partner App GiftPanda.

How Does It Work?
The first step is to download the App which supports the device you will be using. After this, you will be required to register in order to use the program. The process requires an email address and password set up. Upon logging in, you will be taken to the main area where you can view how the system works and the available tasks. Your account will be credited with coins for the tasks you take part in. You will earn for:

Participating in games
Downloading free Apps
Completing surveys
Watching videos
Free product trials
and more...

Is There A Referral Program?
Under CashPirate's referral system, both you and the people you refer will earn. Everyone who uses your invitation code upon signing up will receive 500 bonus coins. You will receive 10% of whatever your referrals earn and also 5% of what their referrals earn.

How Does The Payment System Work?
CashPirate uses a system which credits in coins and 1,000 coins are equal to $1. In order to request Cash-out, your account needs to have at least the minimum balance of $2.50 (2,500 coins). You can request payment via PayPal or choose from a variety of virtual options such as Amazon Gift Codes, Online Visa Cards, Mobile Recharge, or Facebook Money. Whenever you are ready to redeem your coins, just tap the menu icon and select Redeem Coins. Rewards are usually received within minutes of making the request.

 

[Villiam]

I had an issue trying to redeem a reward as well. Some sites must get people to put out fake reviews and testimonies in order to trick people into using their service.

 

[aquaticneko]

Many people claimed that they got paid with cash pirate but they simply never paid me either @Corzhens. I don't know if it is scam or not. I had gotten to the minimum and asked for payout. No reply yet. It's been 2 weeks.

 

[Loopulk]

Well what did you expect from some grubby, swashbuckling scallywag thieves!?

Jokes aside, that sucks. Some sites have higher minimum payouts and it really bothers me. It's a great way to save money, but still... It's pretty scummy on their part. Shame on them!

 

[Miya]

I've used (and am still using) Cashpirate and they've always paid me within minutes of cashout. There's also a $2.50 Paypal option available to me... maybe the payout options are different depending on country?

I'm sorry it didn't work out for you though.

 

[rz3300]

Well I think that the only real way to beat the sorts of scamming sites and the ones that rip off the consumer is to spread the word, so for that thank you. I will add this to the list of sites to avoid, which really seems to keep growing faster and faster these days. It seems like a good one is pretty tough to come across these days, so hold on to the ones you trust.

 

[Corzhens]

Well I think that the only real way to beat the sorts of scamming sites and the ones that rip off the consumer is to spread the word, so for that thank you. I will add this to the list of sites to avoid, which really seems to keep growing faster and faster these days. It seems like a good one is pretty tough to come across these days, so hold on to the ones you trust.

You are right. That's why I always post about Cash Pirate whenever I have the opportunity. I might be accused of a smear campaign but my objective is to warn would-be victims of that app. By the way, I have also checked 2 other apps of the same nature but I didn't find them convincing so right now I am staying away from apps that pay. I don't trust those apps for now amid the claims of some that they got paid. I value my time and it's a sorry state to spend time installing apps and then you don't get paid at all.

 

[Corzhens]

Pardon me for asking but it would have been best if the payment proof is yours. Cash Pirate has so many negative remarks in another forum that I refrained from adding my own negative comment. The crux is not the failure to pay but the failure to reach the minimum withdrawable amount. When there are no more available apps to download, that deprives you of the opportunity to earn. And if that situation persists for 1 month, would you still persevere to go back every day to check?

 

[Miya]

I can post my payment proof later as I've gotten paid by them many times. How many offers you get depends on your location and they make that clear when you sign up. I live in Japan and I have limited offers too. The only offers I can do are the "Pirate Offers" and the videos. I can maybe make $2.50USD a month when I'm trying to. I have about 2000 coins right now and I haven't gone back to look at the app in a while because I've been busy. My experience with this app has been very good -- they pay almost instantly (within 10 minutes) of cashout. It does take a while, but they are one of the few apps that actual give credit everytime for downloading apps. Some of the other apps I try don't give me credits even after installation.

 

[spence88]

I also use Cash Pirate and I had the same experience, although unlike you, I have a lot more points to earn before cashing out. It probably just happened that Cash Pirate offers stopped or are have become stagnant when you are close to cashing out. Note this though, while the offers definitely slowed down, they are not completely stagnant. I still see a few offers every now and then, they just do not stay as long as before. I think you just have to be lucky to time them when they appear, or else you'll miss it.

 

[spence88]

You can easily find the app on Google Play just by searching "cash pirate", also I'm not sure if it's available on iOS, but I believe it is, just give it a try.

I tried searching it on the Apple App Store, no results. Just to give info, btw. :)

only downloaded 1-2 apps from time to time and kept them on my phone for 3 days.

I am also using Cash Pirate, so a heads up to everyone who will use this app, if you download apps with a 3-day "keep" requirement, I suggest you open the app daily until you're awarded the posts. With that technique, my chances to earn the credits increased. Good luck!

 

[Choco]

So I checked, this app does not exist for iOS, is there any alternative that does? Because I would like to give this a whirl, there haven't been many good beermoney sites lately.

 

[Evelin]

Pardon me for asking but it would have been best if the payment proof is yours. Cash Pirate has so many negative remarks in another forum that I refrained from adding my own negative comment. The crux is not the failure to pay but the failure to reach the minimum withdrawable amount. When there are no more available apps to download, that deprives you of the opportunity to earn. And if that situation persists for 1 month, would you still persevere to go back every day to check?

I once gave their service a try, however... I had never managed to reach the minimum threshold since they banned me for "using an emulator". I had no idea emulators for Android existed. On top of that, I'm convinced they knew I was "using an emulator" from the beginning given that the moment I tried to cash out, I got instantly banned without me being able to appeal whatsoever, lol. I know they're not crooks and don't mean to say they are since I have a couple of friends with whom I talked in the past and they all said they received the money, but they did take advantage of me being able to download the apps and made profit off of me. I'd personally say it's a safe bet to avoid them... you never know when their flawed system decides you're trying to rip them off.

 

[JusApee]

I also gave a try to Cash Pirate and didn't get paid for most of the tasks I've made. I downloaded a lot of apps that basically transformed my mobile phone into an ad itself. So, yeah.. I don't trust Cash Pirate anymore.

 

[KGord]

There are lots of apps that will pay you to use them. I have a survey app on my phone now, that is offering some pretty good surveys you can be paid for. I have made over 2.00 just for signing up and doing basic profile surveys. I also have a few other surveys on there that look they will pay decently.

 

[Corzhens]

I once gave their service a try, however... I had never managed to reach the minimum threshold since they banned me for "using an emulator". I had no idea emulators for Android existed. On top of that, I'm convinced they knew I was "using an emulator" from the beginning given that the moment I tried to cash out, I got instantly banned without me being able to appeal whatsoever, lol. I know they're not crooks and don't mean to say they are since I have a couple of friends with whom I talked in the past and they all said they received the money, but they did take advantage of me being able to download the apps and made profit off of me. I'd personally say it's a safe bet to avoid them... you never know when their flawed system decides you're trying to rip them off.

I was also thinking of that banning. I'm not referring to Cash Pirate but to some other apps that pay. What if they ban you before you can redeem your earnings? They can easily do that. And would you go to court for that $5 earnings? That would be plain silly. I guess there are apps that do that trick of banning a user in the guise of violating the rules but the motive behind is to evade paying. Just my thoughts, no offense meant.

 

[GenevB]

I once gave their service a try, however... I had never managed to reach the minimum threshold since they banned me for "using an emulator". I had no idea emulators for Android existed. On top of that, I'm convinced they knew I was "using an emulator" from the beginning given that the moment I tried to cash out, I got instantly banned without me being able to appeal whatsoever, lol. I know they're not crooks and don't mean to say they are since I have a couple of friends with whom I talked in the past and they all said they received the money, but they did take advantage of me being able to download the apps and made profit off of me. I'd personally say it's a safe bet to avoid them... you never know when their flawed system decides you're trying to rip them off.

In fact, they only takes care of your account at your first withdrawal, because that's then they verify your account activity.
@Corzhens I already said I don't have my first cashout yet, however I'm at 2.15$ or so, as son as I'll reach 2.50$ and get paid I'll post the proof here, if you don't want to use the app then simply don't, no one is trying to force you. Also I've violated their rules, I've logged in through a proxy several times just to see what offers other countries get, I'm curious if they'll pay me after that (however I haven't been able to complete an offer through proxy, I wouldn't recommend you try it). Thanks for the people who checked on apple, I know there is an alternative something like BestReviewApp, that pays you about 50 cents in order to download an review an app.

 

[spence88]

In fact, they only takes care of your account at your first withdrawal, because that's then they verify your account activity.

What do you mean by this? Does this mean that after I cash out for the first time, I'll get more offers? I'm at 1500 coins right now, but it took me a few weeks to get to this lol. It's so long it's not funny. But I'm not complaining, because I am more than halfway through getting my first cash out.

 

[GenevB]

What do you mean by this? Does this mean that after I cash out for the first time, I'll get more offers? I'm at 1500 coins right now, but it took me a few weeks to get to this lol. It's so long it's not funny. But I'm not complaining, because I am more than halfway through getting my first cash out.

No, I meant that after you place a withdrawal request, they will verify your account to see if there was any suspicious activity along the way. However, I've heard that from time to time (I don't know how much time though), they give a good list of apps to earn from, I've also been struggling for a few weeks, but it's fine for me as this is not my main activity, but a good bonus once a few weeks.

 

[spence88]

No, I meant that after you place a withdrawal request, they will verify your account to see if there was any suspicious activity along the way.

I see that makes sense. Seems that Cash Pirate have really strict rules and controls (I could have tried to use a proxy but I read your post so I didn't risk it)

However, I've heard that from time to time (I don't know how much time though), they give a good list of apps to earn from, I've also been struggling for a few weeks, but it's fine for me as this is not my main activity, but a good bonus once a few weeks.

Yeah me too, I just check if there are offers every now and then, hope I get lucky and snipe offers, because they do not stay long in the offerwall in my experience.