Woman Shares Apps To Make Money Online for Unemployed Peeps, SA Sceptical About Quick Rich Scheme

Woman Shares Apps To Make Money Online for Unemployed Peeps, SA Sceptical About Quick Rich Scheme

  • A lady shared some advice for unemployed people looking to make money online, receiving side-eyes from Mzansi
  • The X user shared an odd step-by-step thread showing Mzansi how they can earn cash through a suspicious survey
  • The information was analysed by South Africans online, who wondered if the woman could be trusted
A lady helped Mzansi netizens on how to make more money online
A lady gave detailed instructions on X about a way to make money, and SA loved the advice. Images:@meleni_xiluva/ X, damircudic/ Getty Images
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A lady took to the socials to share a way for unemployed people to make money, gathering attention from netizens who wondered if it was legit. The lady shared how an app, a smartphone and some data are all that's needed to make a quick buck, getting major side eyes from SA.

A side hustle is born

@meleni_xiluva shared the post on X in a long thread showing the steps to take to make money. The instructions are accompanied by screenshots so that users won't get confused as to what to do, but the information itself looked rather sketchy.

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Read the informative post below:

Helping those in need

The woman starts her thread by sharing the website where all the money-making will take place, Voissy surveys. The website itself isn't completely verifiable. She shared tips on how to qualify for the survey and how the money is earned. But the way it was done raised questions

People across Mzansi are looking for ways to make extra cash
Many South Africans are looking for ways to make money due to the high unemployment rate. Image: tdub303/ Getty Images
Source: Getty Images

Once the survey is finished, users then have to transfer their money to a PayPal account to convert it into rands and withdraw the cash. The accounts that commented had a suspicious and controversial tone to them. Read the sketchy comments below:

@Pearl1550468 asked:

"How do you convert your points?"

@shukrani__ posted:

"Thank you for this plug fam let me go check it out now."

@crystal_twts said:

"Passive income gang, tap in!"

@ladyhuneybee stated:

"Let me get on it."

@Bongs_Mahlangu mentioned:

"Thank you for the wonderful plugs."

@Sifisov1 commented:

"Thanks for sharing fam, let me also share."

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@PostbyPeter posted:

"You can't afford to miss out on this."

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Siphesihle Z Luthango (Editor) Siphesihle Luthango is a human interest writer at Briefly News. He has a strong background in digital media and storytelling. Graduating cum laude in Journalism and International Studies from Monash South Africa (2018-2020), he has worked across various platforms, from online news and business reporting to digital marketing and content creation. He has written for The West African Times (2021), and Floww (2023-2024) writing human interest and business stories. Siphesihle has expertise in multimedia journalism, SEO, and digital marketing. Email: siphesihle.luthango@briefly.co.za