@Anonas did you never read all the help articles? The payout date is around the 8th of each month. It is only the 2nd. Do you always expect to have money before it’s supposed to be paid?
Ads viewed for each month is paid in the following. So all ads viewed while people are connected to a custodial account or self custody during October gets paid around November 8.
Payouts aren’t guaranteed exactly on the 8th. It can sometimes arrive early or if there are complications it can take extra days or weeks.
You’re about to be greatly disappointed. Ads average about 0.005 BAT per ad. This means you might get 1 BAT, that’s if all the 200 ads were paid ones. If any were House Ads, then they pay 0.
Since 1 BAT = $0.147665 you will be absolutely nowhere near $1.
Get you BAT. Regardless of the amount, you’re getting money. This is something you wouldn’t have otherwise.
You support Brave, as it helps to get money in for development purposes.
So if you want to call getting money a scam, you seem to have a big misunderstanding about life.
Scam = to trick someone into giving you money or giving you some advantage, in a dishonest and often illegal way
There’s nothing about Rewards that falls into any definition of a scam. It just comes down to whether you want to do it or not.
Keep in mind cryptocurrency prices always change. Right now 1 BAT is about $0.15 but there’s always a chance it could go higher. It’s reached up to about $1.50 per BAT before in the past. As it’s a utility token it’s not meant to reach huge amounts like BTC or SOL
@Anonas it’s a lot to read and I don’t know if you’ll care to review all the comments/explanations I gave, but if willing you might find the topic below interesting and quite informative.