The Solar Factory app claims to offer users an earning opportunity. Of course, many people would be sceptical of the app considering the many online scams. According to the app, users earn daily income based on the investment packages they go for. The higher the investment amount, the higher the return. So, is the app a scam or legit?
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The Solar Factory app has been trending in Kenya for obvious reasons. The simple app promises some returns based on the investments one makes. But is it legitimate? The software has received many downloads since its release. Maybe there is more to the app than meets the eye, and a comprehensive overview would suffice to give you an idea of how it works and if it is worth downloading.
How does the Solar Factory app work?
The Solar Factory app offers daily activities to registered users, who get a commission. People get tasks based on the plans they have subscribed to. Of course, the expensive subscriptions afford users a higher number of tasks and vice versa.
Once registered and log into the platform, you usually get orders from a popular eCommerce. You are supposed to click and claim, and then the income will be reflected in your account.
Although registering on the app is free, anyone willing to earn must invest some funds to get returns. Also, an interested user must use a referral…