AppRecs review analysis
AppRecs rating 3.6. Trustworthiness 0 out of 100. Review manipulation risk 0 out of 100. Based on a review sample analyzed.
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3.6
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Ratings breakdown
5 star
59%
4 star
4%
3 star
4%
2 star
4%
1 star
29%
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Good user ratings
63% positive sampled reviews
About SMBX
SMBX is a marketplace connecting everyday investors with successful small business owners.
Through SMBX, eligible small businesses can apply to issue Small Business Bonds™ directly to local residents and investors. A Small Business Bond is like a loan, but instead of paying monthly principal and interest to a bank, small businesses pay it back to a community of investors. It’s community-based support that’s a win – win.
SMBX brings investors and small businesses full transparency with investments you can see—close to home. Know where your dollars go, and how they’re spent by investing in what you love. Invest as little as $10 to join the financial revolution.
Download now and tap into passive income with monthly payback.
*Investing in Reg CF securities includes financial risks, including loss of money invested.
Through SMBX, eligible small businesses can apply to issue Small Business Bonds™ directly to local residents and investors. A Small Business Bond is like a loan, but instead of paying monthly principal and interest to a bank, small businesses pay it back to a community of investors. It’s community-based support that’s a win – win.
SMBX brings investors and small businesses full transparency with investments you can see—close to home. Know where your dollars go, and how they’re spent by investing in what you love. Invest as little as $10 to join the financial revolution.
Download now and tap into passive income with monthly payback.
*Investing in Reg CF securities includes financial risks, including loss of money invested.
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Reviews for SMBX
Klar S
App works well so far
But the high default rate is concerning.
coasterider
Only Works if Bonds are actually Paid
The system only works when payments by the issuing entity are complete on time. When a bond payment is missed, it just says “pending” and each month it keeps doing that with little to no communication about the actual missed payment. Some companies have stopped paying years ago and it just says “pending” for each new monthly payment and I have heard nothing about it.
