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The text is a transcript of a video where the speaker tests an application called Windtube that claims to pay users for watching YouTube videos. The speaker follows the steps of another video that recommends the app and creates an account. He watches five videos and earns some money, but he also uses his referral link to get more people to sign up. He tries to withdraw his money, but he finds out that he needs to earn a minimum amount from watching videos only, not from referrals. He realizes that the app is a scam and that the creators are making money from ads. He warns his audience not to use the app and to work hard for their money instead.
Here are some key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of a YouTube video where the speaker tests an app called Windtube that claims to pay users for watching videos.
2. The speaker creates an account on Windtube and watches five videos, earning $2.48 in addition to a $5 welcome bonus.
3. The speaker also uses the referral system of Windtube and earns $1 for each person who signs up with his link. He sends his link to his family and friends and gets 86 referrals, earning $86.
4. The speaker tries to withdraw his money from Windtube, but he encounters an error that says he needs to earn $65 from watching videos and only $15 from referrals. He has only earned $12.44 from watching videos.
5. The speaker concludes that Windtube is a scam that pays users less and less for watching videos and makes it impossible to reach the withdrawal threshold. He warns his viewers not to use Windtube or similar apps that promise easy money.