The Struggles of Looking for Invites

A couple of days ago, I published an article about the Abra wallet titled "Download Abra Wallet and Earn $40!" I wrote this after I learned about the Referral Reward Program of that crypto wallet, which I personally tried because the rewards I could get were just too good to be true, but it was actually legit.

To be honest, I'm not the kind of person who is into inviting other people to try something just for the sake of earning a little reward or money.

However, when I was still in Senior High School, I joined a networking company before called "PlatProMatrix" or PPM where I could earn money if I invite other people to be a member of the said company too. This was the first-ever networking company that I joined in the past and I paid 600 pesos ($12) to become a member of it and to enjoy the earning opportunities it could give.

So I tried to invite as many people as I could to join the company and pay 600 pesos to become a member as well. I sent personal messages to almost all of my Facebook friends. I posted a lot of advertisements about the company on my Facebook wall and even shared them with different Facebook groups. I went on and on until I could invite 3 people to join the company too, which made me recoup my initial investment from it.

Before I successfully invited 3 people to join the company, I got to receive a lot of judgments and opinions from other people that I'm just being a 'Scammer' because I require them to invest money in a networking company. But I shrugged them off because I was determined to earn money at such a young age.

However, after months of inviting and still no progress with my journey in it, I stopped posting advertisements and I even intended to delete all of my posts after I learned that the company is having a problem, and it turned out that the company's name was used to scam many people that made the company to shut down its operations.

And after my experience with that networking company, I told myself that I will never invite people to join and try something again because I will only look bad and a scammer if it turned out to become just a fraud and scam.

Then after how many years, here I am again, inviting people to try and create an account on a crypto wallet that requires them to deposit $15 or more for them to earn $40 from it if they complete the task of verifying their identity and fund their wallet and hold it for 7 days. I am confident to invite and promote it because I've been in the crypto for more than a year now and with my own proof from it, I know it is legitimate.

So I started inviting people using the noise.cash platform and I think I got to invite 2 or 3 people from it but I'm not sure if they are verified and deposited money on their accounts already. The next platform I used to invite is thru this blogging platform, read.cash. I believe I got to invite 1 person as she sent me a personal message on Telegram before.

Then I went on and made a simple guide and advertisement for it and I posted it on my Facebook Story. With the layout of my poster, at first, I thought there will be many people who will reply to my story and ask the question "How?" just like what I experienced when I posted about my BCH earnings from read.cash before. And out of the almost 300 viewers of my Facebook story, there were only less than 10 people who interacted with it. Some only clicked the Heart react button, and there were a few who asked if it was "Legit?" And some asked for assistance.

So after observing it for an hour, I decided to send the poster to two of the group chats I am in, my High School classmates and friends, and my Research group mates in college. There were 6 of my college batchmates and 7 from my High School friends who created an account in the Abra wallet, and some of them still haven't completed the tasks.

Well, I've only been inviting people to try Abra for a couple of days but the experience is really quite challenging. Some people would ignore your advertisement posts. They'll even think that you're just scamming people even if you just want to share them an earning opportunity. There are instances that they would say they don't have money to invest but when you tell them you'll provide the money that is needed, they'll still doubt you. And there are also some that just don't like money at all so they'd just let the opportunity pass by.

Well, these are just some of the struggles I have experienced and still experiencing just trying to look for invites to enjoy the perks of the referral rewards program.

I can vouch that Abra is a legitimate crypto wallet app and I hope I'll get to invite as many people as I can first before their referral promo ends.

Cheers to looking for positive people!

I wrote this article the yesterday and now Abra's Referral program already ended. What a perfect timing. 😂