LifeCoin - Rewards for Walking

Name: LifeCoin - Rewards for Walking
Rating: 4.59185 (12819 reviews)

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LifeCoin - Rewards for Walking

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User Reviews for LifeCoin - Rewards for Walking

UNVERIFIED STEPS NOT BEING CONVERTED

I have contacted lifecoin a couple times now. My steps are not being converted. For example, 5,000 steps just remain as unverified steps after I hit verify now. It just stays stuck at the number and none of the steps gets converted. Normally it’s suppose to (worked fine the first day) convert some of the steps so that after you hit “verify now” the unverified steps should be 0 and some it goes to “verified steps.” My friend is also having this problem and she decided to stop using the app. Plus, it uses so much battery! I have never seen any app drain your battery and my friend also experienced the same thing, where when you are being super active, it drains 20% in ONE minute. This is not an exaggeration! I can deal with the power drain, but please fix the unverified steps issue (and yes I already re-downloaded the app...twice)UPDATE: Lifecoin has contacted me and gave a generic response of how to fix the problem. The conversation went back and forth (in emails) within an hour explaining the problem (similar to above). As soon as I said that I already tried these quick fixes, they haven’t contacted me since.

Anna Episodes, Nov 02, 2018

Love this app...but!

I love this app! I’m a photographer and walk everywhere because I don’t drive. I’ve been using this app for about a month now and My total steps are 22K. There are some suggestions I have though, number 1, I noticed you guys don’t do PayPal which I think you should give people the option to cash out with PayPal. Number 2, I’m also a big gamer in spare time and would love to see Nintendo Eshop cards in the redeem rewards, and number 3, it takes ALOT of walking points/money to redeem for rewards plus I think you guys could add some new rewards. Other than that this app is by far my favorite app, helps me stay in shape and gives me a reason to go out and to take photos and earn points at the same time it’s a win win for me.

IlyaCub, Oct 29, 2019

Enjoying LifeCoin so much!

I really, really enjoy LifeCoin! At first, I did compare it to SweatCoin and it actually has very slight differences, but basically works the same. I just wish the app didn’t cheat you out of your steps so much. As for a reward that I think should be offered is Ipsy Glam bag because I and other females might love to get it as a reward. Also, what would be awesome is if it could link up with PayPal, so the person using this app can at least have SOME cash flow to where they need it. Lastly, I wonder if my Fitbit could help me count my steps to the app because I obviously can’t walk around work with my phone in my back pocket. Hope you consider this much written feedback! Thanks!

JanieSanto, Apr 26, 2020

On chemo can’t walk outside if I do steps not counted

When I downloaded this app I was very excited about it but I am on immunosuppressive medications and I’m not supposed to spend a lot of time outside esp now I can’t go outside at all so what’s the point of even keeping it? I have $150 on the app and there’s nothing I can redeem it for. I didn’t realize it was an outside only app until after downloading it and even for a few weeks because before they did an update it was counting occasional indoor steps. I emailed them about this issue and never received any response not even an automated response. Also since the update when I walk outside it doesn't count all my steps even though I have clicked always for the location which I do for no other app. They don’t even let you use the app if the location isn’t set to always. Think it’s discriminatory, I would love to be walking outside but I can’t.

jckeys321, Mar 23, 2020

You’re Never Going to Buy Anything

I got the app because I wanted something that tracked my steps and gave me a goal. My iPhone tracks, but I liked the daily goal aspect of the app. And you get money for it to spend on various gift cards or products! That’s really cool, no matter how long it takes right? WRONG! I have had the app for nearly 3 months and virtually EVERYTHING I could buy has been “Out Of Stock.” I don’t even know if I could afford any of it yet because it doesn’t matter. I think I can get an iPhone that’s older than my current one or a scale that talks to me, but I haven’t checked the cost because I don’t want either of those! The app fits the purpose of what I wanted it for. Ignore the bells and whistles, the money is fake because you can’t buy anything.

Jred578, Nov 28, 2022

Ripoff don’t do it.

Anything that they offer as a gift card for you to cash your points in for places like restaurants or electronic stores always say out of stock and have always said out of stock there’s no other way to redeem for money realistically the only thing that you can purchase is a smart scale because everything else is insanely out of the coin range that you would ever acquire in order to be able to use example you can get an iPhone for 35,000 points but at max you’re only allowed 10 points a day from walking and 300 points a month and that’s if you pay the $40 for their subscription so at most you’re only allowed to make 300 points it will take you 12 months to get 3600 points it would take you years to get 35,000 points in order to purchase one of those. And if you upgrade to the subscription they don’t tell you that they’re charging you $40 they tell you that they’re charging you 333 a month reoccurring and then as soon as you subscribe they charge you for the entire $40.

lajdhhdbd, Aug 01, 2022

Nice app, needs updating

The app itself is pretty nice, as far as the items they offer you once you reach a certain amount of lifecoins. I’ve seen a couple people complaining about the time it takes to accrue these lifecoins, but you have to understand, you're literally just walking. This app, like many others, is not going to pay you a tremendous amount for simply walking. You shouldn’t expect a ton of rewards for something simple you do everyday. That being said, some of the higher rewards are a bit on the expensive side and really its all technology products (iphones, airpods) that will be replaced by newer gadgets by the time you are able to afford that one. Another criticism, is that they really need to restock their items. From the moment I downloaded this app, till now, most of the giftcards have been out of stock. I don’t know when they are planning to restock their items, but they need to do it. They should not have you building up lifecoins if it’s going to be useless to do so, because they have no rewards in stock.

Maran173, Oct 12, 2020

Clear and simple

I have thoroughly enjoyed this app. Like the title suggests it is very clear and simple. I personally do not like unnecessary bells and whistles to get in the way of my goals. I’m sure if you like excitement the options are here. I choose not to engage them. I am finding success with clear and simple choices. There has been no pressure, no annoying requests to do otherwise and I appreciate that. I am walking more and making small strides to gain extra steps. It is so much easier to track steps here then with a pedometer. I always have my phone with me anyway. There is nothing to reset daily. I have had countless pedometers fall off and disappear forever. Having this app on my phone ensures that is not going to happen. Being paid/rewarded for walking is just an extra perk. I’m so grateful for this app.

MMommy03, Feb 16, 2022

Is it just me or anyone else have this problem

Downloaded the app made my account everything was going gravy and out of nowhere I went on the app to verify steps didn’t know it do it in its own new to this app but I was at the begging again where I was a new user and after multiple attempts to get my account it just won’t work tells me my number isn’t a valid number which is weird cuz I used the same number to make my account and emailed support but all I got was try making a new account with email but how em I supposed to try that if it only gives you the option to enter a mobile phone number ?? Was already halfway to getting one of the only couple prizes left on the app since everything. Is out of stock. Maybe here they’ll see me again and actually attempt to help me gain my account again or specifically tell me how I enter email instead of phone number

muertesixsix6, Aug 04, 2021

Do the math for this stuff

This app is cool for someone who tends to go for at least one-hour long walk a day it’s pretty cool.The issue I have is the actual math behind it. Any gift card is $50 dollars and costs 2500 points. You can also get stuff like various Apple products, a Fitbit, wireless beats headphones, and even a scale. Those all vary in how many points it costs though.So each point is 1,000 steps. So a gift card is 2,500,000 steps. I take about 10,000 daily, higher than the average American. So I should be able to get a gift card of my choice in 250 days. But wait, this also has a limit of how many points you can withdraw in a day. Since I don’t have a membership that means it’d take 500 days, over a year for one card. Maybe I wanna shorten that down, get myself that $40 membership for a full year free and I can take out those ten points every day and providing I never miss any day, get hurt in any way that impairs my movements, forget to withdraw, experience no technical issues, I get my $50 gift card that cost $40.Considering what other reviews say about this app not properly validating steps, drawing battery in minutes, and having bad customer support I’d say pass on this app.

Sarek333, May 01, 2020

Description

Earn rewards by walking, running, or hiking. LifeCoin is reward app that converts your outdoor steps into LifeCoins, and allows you to redeem them for gift cards, gadgets, and more. Download the LifeCoin app, start walking, begin earning, and get rewarded with redeemable gifts.

Every time you walk outside and log mileage outside, LifeCoin automatically counts your steps and converts them into LifeCoins. How It works: 1. Do an outdoor activity you enjoy (walk, run, hike) – LifeCoin recognizes the steps and mileage you take. 2. Accumulate LifeCoins – LifeCoin automatically tracks the amount of coins you earn . 3. Redeem LifeCoins for rewards – Get gift cards, gadgets, discount codes, and more! Rewards are limited in supply, and are redeemed on a first-come first-serve basis. We will routinely add in more rewards as rewards run out. LifeCoin Features: - Step Tracking & LifeCoin Conversions Track your outdoor steps (walking, running, or hiking), get your sweat on, and convert them into LifeCoin automatically. - Rewards Store Learn about different rewards you can exchange for your LifeCoins - Friends Feed See how many steps your friends are taking every day and keep each other motivated. - Refer Friends & Family Earn LifeCoins with your friends and family. We are trying to encourage people to exercise, so we will give you 5 LifeCoins for every person you refer - Healthkit Support Continued use of GPS can dramatically decrease battery life. We offer auto-renewing subscriptions with the following specifications: - Subscriptions are 1 month or 12 months long - Payment will be charged to iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase - Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period - Account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period, and identify the cost of the renewal - Subscriptions may be managed by the user and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the user's Account Settings after purchase - No cancellation of the current subscription is allowed during active subscription period - Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription to that publication. - Our Privacy Policy and terms of use: https://www.azumio.com/page/privacypolicy