It appears to be an unintended early launch, presumably it has something to do with the new price guarantee for flights.
“Dogfood” is a term used for features within Google (and other companies) that are not yet meant to be live to general users. If you wonder what ‘dogfooding’ means, it is usually related to using some service or option that is not yet ready for a massive rollout. Very nice! You got me beat by $15… I was on my way to get my windshield replaced and then a crap ton of notifications kept popping up as i’m waiting at the shop. All of a sudden I got six different ones. What does that mean? I’ve never gotten a Cashback reward before. I just got almost $100 in six different cashback rewards for “dogfooding the Google pay remittance experience”. In all cases, the concept of money received is ‘dogfooding the Google Pay Remittance experience’.
Multiple users received between $15 and $25, though others got up to $100. Social platforms such as Reddit or Twitter have begun to fill with reports of Google Wallet (Pay) users receiving ‘free money’ thanks to the company’s initiative. Google Wallet (Pay) giving away free money ‘for dogfooding the Google Pay Remittance experience’ It is widely used around the world thanks to its reliable performance, although it also offers other advantages.Īs an example of these other advantages, currently Google Wallet is giving away free money or rewards to some users ‘for dogfooding the Google Pay Remittance experience’, brightening their days. Google Wallet (or Google Pay) is the payment service of the Mountain View company.
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