The Movement - Social Hack 2.0.4 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Brian Woosley
Category: Social Networking
Price: Free
Version: 2.0.4
ID: com.movement.movement-social
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Description
The Movement is a mission centered project to combat income inequality, the climate crisis,
small business decline, and the negative effects of social media.
This app will allow you to find local businesses who have joined the Movement where users,
aka citizens, can save by scanning a QR Code at the point of sale.
Additionally, citizens can invite others, get more cash, and continue saving at the 1000s of local
business partners.
When a geographical area has achieved a critical mass of engagement, a new social media will
unlock revealing a brand new way to engage with fellow citizens.
Our goal is to provide $25 per day to the half of the world currently living off of $5 per day.
Together we can bring about the change we all wish to see.
Join the Movement!
Version history
2.0.4
2022-11-22
Some bugs fixes and speed improvements.
2.0.3
2022-11-21
Resolved some issue about transactions.
2.0.2
2022-11-02
Fixed bugs and improved speed.
2.0.1
2022-11-02
Fixed some bugs and improve performance.
2.0.0
2022-10-28
Performance improvements and Bugs Fixes
1.0
2021-09-09
Ways to hack The Movement - Social
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Ratings
4.1 out of 5
12 Ratings
Reviews
rv1714,
Potential is There
The Movement Social has excellent potential to help its users save money through trade and work to earn money by serving others.
Currently, the app is rudimentary. However, it is likely to be a social network that someone could feel good about using.
I am looking forward to using it more as it adds additional features.
Currently, the app is rudimentary. However, it is likely to be a social network that someone could feel good about using.
I am looking forward to using it more as it adds additional features.
CreativeDwell,
Simple and Easy to Use
Very clean, easy to learn and navigate with transactions. Not a big learning curve like other apps.
iamafilmmaker,
Catphishing MLM Scam
I was messaged by a LinkedIn profile that was a duplicate of someone else on LinkedIn and asked to join this company. Their business model makes no sense (spend money at McDonald’s to save the planet from climate change? That is not how that works) and that’s how you know it’s a scam. Don’t trust anyone who gives you money for “free,” they’re laundering and going to screw you over. Don’t trust any messages you receive on other platforms without verifying the sender. Be careful out there, kids.
SpinalPrawn,
Could Change Local Businesses
I saw the other reviews, and I understand the skepticism. All hierarchical structures are triangular, so the idea of a pyramid is easy to see in any organization (start with a President, then a few VP’s, then more Directors, lots of middle management, etc., always a triangle).
However, this is attempting to start an economy that pulls away from larger organizations. The idea is to work with local businesses and college populations to encourage interactions with each other, creating a space where the local community is economically tied together more closely than it was.
Personally, I love the idea they are promoting. If it becomes large enough, local economies will become stronger. Maybe that is too idealistic for some, but the theory isn’t crazy. We need something that ties local communities together instead of just having Target, Amazon, chain after chain restaurants repeated in every town.
This is an idea to do that. Will take a leap of faith to begin, but since it works with local, real businesses and NOT selling products from one person to the level below, it is not multi-level marketing. It is B2B and B2C plus delivery services, renting services, and more.
Can that lead to helping climate change? Sure, to a degree. Localizing business success can help, though I can again understand the skepticism with that message. For me, what I think is exciting is trying to help local businesses which should, hopefully, create unique economies across the world that we are in danger of losing to chains and larger corporations.
So, if you don’t like the idea now, I don’t blame anyone, but I think the idea is fantastic and hope it becomes very successful! I remember wanting to buy Bitcoin until I realized it cost $100 for one coin… I wasn’t ready to take that leap, but I view The Movement to have similar potential and hope it can help improve income inequality, which is the biggest part of their mission statement.
However, this is attempting to start an economy that pulls away from larger organizations. The idea is to work with local businesses and college populations to encourage interactions with each other, creating a space where the local community is economically tied together more closely than it was.
Personally, I love the idea they are promoting. If it becomes large enough, local economies will become stronger. Maybe that is too idealistic for some, but the theory isn’t crazy. We need something that ties local communities together instead of just having Target, Amazon, chain after chain restaurants repeated in every town.
This is an idea to do that. Will take a leap of faith to begin, but since it works with local, real businesses and NOT selling products from one person to the level below, it is not multi-level marketing. It is B2B and B2C plus delivery services, renting services, and more.
Can that lead to helping climate change? Sure, to a degree. Localizing business success can help, though I can again understand the skepticism with that message. For me, what I think is exciting is trying to help local businesses which should, hopefully, create unique economies across the world that we are in danger of losing to chains and larger corporations.
So, if you don’t like the idea now, I don’t blame anyone, but I think the idea is fantastic and hope it becomes very successful! I remember wanting to buy Bitcoin until I realized it cost $100 for one coin… I wasn’t ready to take that leap, but I view The Movement to have similar potential and hope it can help improve income inequality, which is the biggest part of their mission statement.
UTSA23,
SCCCCCAAAAAMMMMM!!!!!!!!
It’s a MLM in a app design. Same as the other review, was messaged by a LinkedIn profile. Unfortunately I think that person is real though and has fallen victim to this scam themselves. Shame. College students beware!
