Meaning of "Free money"
This refers to small amounts of money or points given away for free through advertisements or events, and is used as a lure to attract users by encouraging them to sign up or make deposits.
"I heard that an app was giving out free money lately, so I signed up, but it turns out there are a lot of conditions for withdrawing it."
Related slang words
Currency exchange scamThis is a scam in which the perpetrator deceives victims by promising to exchange in-game currency or points for cash, then demands a fee upfront, only to disappear or cut off contact without actually making the exchange.Leaked picksA scam in which the results of illegal gambling sites—such as winning records and return rates—are extracted or manipulated in advance and then presented as genuine to trick victims into investing moneyBoxing ScamThis is a form of market manipulation in which the price of a specific stock is kept fluctuating within a narrow range to create the expectation of profits based on that trend, thereby attracting retail investors and ultimately offloading the stock onto them.Buy ItemsThis refers to a scam in which a person pretends to sell rare items in online games or similar platforms, receives payment, but then fails to deliver the items.Multi-levelThis refers to illegal and unfair business practices that claim to generate profits by continuously recruiting sub-agents and distributing those profits, but in reality involve forcing products onto others or extorting investment funds.Jeonse fraudThis is an illegal act in which a landlord, having neither the intention nor the ability to return the security deposit on time, deceives the tenant to misappropriate the deposit, thereby causing financial harm to the tenant.DormitoryThis is a facility where people live together in isolation from the outside world and engage in repetitive educational and training activities.prepaid phoneAn illegal cell phone registered under someone else's name with the intent to conceal the identity of the actual user and make it difficult to trace