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NEWSPAY BANK PAYMENT SHEET FOR WEEK 18/11/2018 – ₦8,861,487.23 Total Paid Out


Below is the Sheet for payment completed for WEEK 18/11/2018 – ₦8,861,487.23 Total Paid Out
This is NewsPay Members’ payout for the WEEK 18/11/2018 – ₦8,861,487.23 Total Paid Out
NewsPay staff had a great moment processing this week’s PAYOUT. Infact our staff were more than satisfued with the new changes of WITHDRAWAL POLICY. We hope in the coming weeks, NewsPay Members would get used to the Every Mondays WITHDRAWALS.

THE ENEMY CALLED SPAM EARNINGS: One thing every NewsPay member needs to be aware of is SPAM EARNINGS. Do not even expect to be paid your ‘junk’ ,’ spam earning’. Don’t buy the idea of anyone encouraging you to engage in any fraudulent means of ‘boosting’ your SPONSOR POST EARNINGS on NewsPay.

Members who didn’t get paid should focus on quality earnings rather than spamming NewsPay to aggressively earn. NewsPay hates SPAM EARNINGS so much because it dampens our Advertising revenue to pay you. Focus on quality earnings, and place your WITHDRAWAL REQUEST AGAIN.

New Google+ Community: NewsPay has migrated to Google+ Community here. We’ve decided to use Google Service to send updates occasionally to our awesome NewsPay Members.

We did another round of payment this WEEK 18/11/2018 – ₦8,861,487.23 Total Paid Out. A whooping total of  Eight Million, Eight Hundred and Sixty-One Thousand, Four Hundred and Eighty-Seven Naira, Twenty-Three Kobo only paid out.

NewsPay would continue to strive to be the best platform where everyone can read news, socialize and make money online from.
BANK CHARGES to making payments has been outrageous. We want to inform everyone that our new NewsPay payment platform would soon be deployed as we are still working on it. Once this is launched, this would reduce NewsPay Withdrawal to Bank Charges. We hope our New NewsPay Payment platform be launched this week.

INVALID BANK ACCOUNT – Kindly send NewsPay your Bank details via email, whatsapp to update your BANK Details or send us a new BANK Details as our payment platform was not able to send payments.



Congratulations to those who were paid this week.
Thank you all! 
Below is the Sheet for payment completed for  WEEK 18/11/2018 – ₦8,861,487.23 Total Paid Out

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