MyPrize.us Review
Package: 50K GC + 5 SC + 1 SC Daily. Redeemable portion: 5 coins. Against a 75 coin floor that leaves 70 coins to find, which free entries covered in 11 days. Our withdrawal was paid 44 hours after filing.
- Score
- 4.7Out of five, from the four figures below
- Redeemable free
- 5 SC70 coins short at signup
- Cleared free in
- 11 daysDaily bonuses and promotions only
- Filing to funds
- 44h10th fastest of eighteen
The Review
No. 09MyPrize.us is built around a daily coin drip. The account was registered with real details, verification was completed before any play, and from there the test is identical to the other seventeen: free routes only up to the floor, then a withdrawal against the clock.
What credited
The package reads 50K GC + 5 SC + 1 SC Daily. Remove the play currency and 5 redeemable coins remain. That is a mid-range free start for this market.
Reaching the floor
The cashier declines anything under 75 coins. From 5 that is a 70 coin climb, and free entries alone covered it in 11 days. No purchase at any point.
Getting paid
Filing to funds measured 44 hours, 10th fastest of the eighteen scored. Middle of the field, with no chasing required.
Verdict
Slow at both ends. It pays in full, but the score reflects a long route to a payout.
Held up in testing
- Paid in full on the first filing at 44 hours
- Floor reached on free entries in 11 days
- Identity check completed once, before play
- Community catalogue matched the lobby
Worth knowing first
- Only 5 coins of the package can be redeemed
- Nothing pays out below 75 coins
- About 11 days of daily logins to clear
- Excluded in some states; the signup form checks
Q&A
About review 09- How soon could I be paid?
- 11 days of free entries to reach the 75 coin floor, then 44 hours for the funds to arrive.
- Is a purchase needed?
- No. Everything recorded here came from free entries, with no purchase at any stage.
- Where does it rank for speed?
- 10th of eighteen at 44 hours from filing to funds received.
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