I just realized that you might be talking about Cash App since you compared it to Venmo. Cash App and Viral Cash App are two different things. Cash App is a payment service and so is Venmo while Viral Cash App is a business opportunity that tries to get people started with affiliate marketing. I was just checking out Venmo and realized that they’re very different. Yeah that’s not what this article is about.

I’m not sure why it would take 3 days. Viral Cash App uses affiliate marketing for monetization and in most cases it takes no less than 2 weeks for you to get a check if you’re just starting out (because it’s a real business) and that’s after you meet certain payout requirements.

I’m glad you found something else though. Hope that one works out because Viral Cash App is not going to make anyone any money.

Probably the ones that you’ve seen. Sure there is an learning curve if you want to know how to make money online (or offline even) but what I meant when I said uphill battle, is that even after the battle, you’re still going to lose with this. There’s nothing wrong with a shortcut but let’s say that this works for someone. Take it away and that person is none the wiser than when they started and they will not be able to go forward. They’ll have to go learn the right way or take another shortcut method again.

My point is that there are much better programs online that teach you how to make money and if you take the time to learn how to do that, you can even replicate the types of viral sites that Viral Cash App want to create for you. Plus, they’ll be your own piece of internet real estate which you can sell down the line if you need to.

Not a terrible idea but I have reasons why I won’t recommend it and there are better ways. Also terrible marketing.