Total TriviaReviews 1,719

After playing all the trivia apps, this is the best one without any gimmicks. The rules are simple and clear. So many categories to answer at. - Jacen

Total Trivia is a great game. The prizes are absolutely real. I have won nearly 100 tournaments now. I have received many nice items from my winnings. You can win really nice items even if you don't spend any money. The key is patience and timing. Here is a referral code to help you get started: Just enter the referral code stjono when signing up to receive 10 FREE coupons. That might not sound like much, but I have won multiple tournaments with less than 20 coupons. Good luck!

I love TotalTrivia. I've already won some items and didn't spend much money to do so! I advise everyone to give TotalTrivia a try. They give you free coupons occasionally as well.

Total Trivia is one of the best sites I've come across where you can win stuff truly free I've seen some negative feedbacks from people that I dont understand cause I have won multiple items without spending a penny and for this Thank You Total Trivia cause from the first question all the way to the package coming to door if theres any question that I might have you have responded in a timely manner thanks again from user sherbear90

I feel like a total sucker. These guys got $550 out of me! Yes, I know, you are thinking that I'm an idiot. Perhaps. But let me tell you how they do it. First, the good news, right out of the box I won a $400 (supposedly) water fountain., Here's the thing. It cost me $50 to do it! Well, I'm thinking at least I came out ahead 350$ right? Wrong. Now I am hearing that the items are not nearly worth the amount they claim. How did the get the $50 out of me, you ask? First let me tell you that they ask some of the same questions over and over, making you think, "Hey I might be able to win something here." so they draw you in. Each level asks for more coupons or watch an ad. So I watch the ad a few times so I don't waste coupons. Then when you hit the 6,000 point mark and you are in first place a challenger comes along. No problem, to be expected. Then they don't give you the option of the ad, they say you must have a certain amount of coupons and it costs $1then $6 then $20 and so on as you progress up to $100. At the start you figure, well for a $400 it's worth a few bucks. I ended up buying $50 worth of coupons, but I win. Not a bad deal I'm thinking. Of course, as I said, now I'm hearing the items are cheap, Yes, I went to Amazon and saw the item prices exactly the same as what I won, but now I'm hearing they just enter the item into Amazon themselves.
Moving on, I go for the TV at $3,400. I figure is worth spending a little bit to get there, but, hey, I'm nearly an expert in my subject area so eventually I will win. That's when you find out that when the timer gets near the 3 minute mark and you time it for the last few SECONDS, your competitor magically jumps in and timer bumps back up to three minutes! Suddenly you find yourself in a bidding war with this lightning fast, wealthy genius that I now realize was most likely a BOT. I stupidly continued, thinking this "guy" can't be putting in more money than me and be so fast. So, yes, I ended up losing $500 (I figured, up to the last minute, it was still worth it for a $3,400 item).
In the end I assume that the bot goes up to about $1,000 or so until maybe they let you win the overpriced item, who know. Usually, I assume it ends up where suckers like me put in a few hundred and drop out. If they do that a few times a day for each item, they make good money. I can't prove that is what they do, but WATCH OUT!