Is DailyRewards a scam?

You may have seen DailyRewards advertised on Craiglist in the jobs sections. They offer payment for online tasks, including deposits into Paypal. A very lucrative offer is from VIP Casino -- $120 if you spend $25:

*Cash Back will appear as Pending for 32 days. Must deposit and play within 1 week from account registration to earn Cash Back. Must deposit and wager $25 CAD to earn your Cash Back. Must be a new VIP Casino member. Offer may only be redeemed (1) one time per user. This offer is presented to you by DailyRewards on behalf of a third-party merchant or sponsor ("Merchant"). DailyRewards does not endorse (and therefore is not responsible to you for) the Merchant's views, policies, products or services. Have questions? Please contact the DailyRewards Help Center. If you are not credited within 45 days of offer completion, you have 14 days to contact the DailyRewards Help Center for further investigation. Help Center tickets submitted after the 14 day grace period are not eligible for further investigation and Cash Back.

However if you dig around the website's help pages, there are numerous complaints about payments not received.

Furthermore, I contacted VIP Casino and they refused to directly say if there is a promotion with DailyRewards. They kept giving me this cut-and-paste answer:

Shaniyah Smith (VIP Casino)
Feb 11, 2022, 6:59 EST
Dear Grail,

Thank you for contacting VIP Casino Customer Support regarding a promotion offered by Daily Rewards.

We appreciate you reaching out for assistance with this offer, however we can only speak for offers created by VIP Casino.

At this time, we are not able to honor any promotions from third party marketing sites, which in this case would be the Daily Rewards site.

We can only confirm possible eligibility for any promotions currently offered on our site, which can be found here: https://www.vipcasino.ca/promotion/daily-plays/

We hope this has been found helpful.

If you have any questions, feel free to visit our online help center at help.vipcasino.ca. Alternatively, you can contact our friendly Customer Support Team via email at support@vipcasino.ca at any time.

Kind regards,

Steven - VIP Casino Customer Support

And there is obviously no promotion on the VIP Casino website where they pay out $120 if you spend $25.

If there were a scam going on, two obvious ones would be:

DailyRewards is farming referral fees and have no intention of paying out $120.
VIP Casino is using a fake promotion through Daily Rewards to bring in paying customers.

If you are looking for "online work" through a points website, the only one I can still recommend is MyPoints.

I have been with them many years, and although I feel they don't properly pay out points for surveys, they do still give you points for surveys and point redemptions have worked for me in the past.
I recommend you read our post on MyPoints before you join with our referral code so you set your expectations properly.
No, you're not going to make lots of money quickly.
But you can eventually make a little bit of money if you do a few free things every day consistently.
Before you make any purchase online, check if the vendor is listed in MyPoints (e.g., AliExpress).

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