Verdict up front: Trade 24×7 with Zero Invest ships under the package name com.mytrademate.app — “TradeMate”, a name that appears nowhere on its listing. Its support address is a second free Gmail belonging to the same developer, and a user who emailed that address about a withdrawal says nobody replied.
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Amazing Video Status · com.mytrademate.app
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- Play installs
- 10,000+
- Rating
- 4.3 from 1,240
- Last updated
- 15 March 2025
- In-app purchases
- Yes
The email nobody answers
On 31 December 2024 a user wrote: “No with draw for this app I contact to support team I send email but not reply any person this app withdraw money plz guide to me.” 25 people marked it helpful.
He did exactly what the listing tells you to do. He found the support address, wrote to it, and got nothing back. There is no developer reply under the review either.
On 2 April 2025 another user described what the app actually is: “the ads it boring not easy you don’t even have time to trade it just all about ads it just ads you have been paid for.” That is a description of an advertising app wearing a trading interface.
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The name in the package is not the name on the store
An Android package name is set when an app is first published and can never be changed. It is the one field on a listing that cannot be rebranded, which makes it the most honest thing there.
This one reads com.mytrademate.app. TradeMate. The store name is “Trade 24×7 with Zero Invest”, the website is trade-24x7-with-zero-invest.web.app, and the word TradeMate appears in neither. The listing was renamed at some point and the package kept the receipt.
One developer, two free mailboxes
This app publishes lyricallyvideostatus@gmail.com as its support contact. The same developer account’s other trading apps publish photovideomaker0@gmail.com.
Two different free Gmail addresses, on one shop, both named after video-status products, neither named after anything financial. Whichever one you write to, you are writing to a free mailbox that can be abandoned without notice — which is what the 31 December reviewer appears to have found.
| Field | What this listing publishes |
|---|---|
| Store name | Trade 24×7 with Zero Invest |
| Package name | com.mytrademate.app — a different product |
| Website | trade-24×7-with-zero-invest.web.app — free Firebase page |
| Support | lyricallyvideostatus@gmail.com — free Gmail, video-status name |
| Privacy policy | lyricalvidstatus.blogspot.com — free blog |
| Company | none named |
The near-twin on the same shelf
The same developer also publishes Trade 24/7 Online Trading — a different app, a different package, a nearly identical name. Two listings a search cannot tell apart, run by one account, is not an accident. It is two chances to be found for the same search term, and two listings that have to be taken down instead of one.
⚠ Verified evidence
- 10,000+ installs, rated 4.3 from 1,240 reviews, last updated 15 March 2025, in-app purchases enabled.
- Package name is
com.mytrademate.app; “TradeMate” appears nowhere else on the listing. - Support address
lyricallyvideostatus@gmail.com; the same developer’s other trading apps usephotovideomaker0@gmail.com. - Website
trade-24x7-with-zero-invest.web.app; privacy policy onlyricalvidstatus.blogspot.com. - 31 December 2024 review: emailed support about a withdrawal, no reply from anyone — 25 helpful votes.
- 2 April 2025 review: describes the app as advertising you are paid to watch.
- A near-identically named sibling app, Trade 24/7 Online Trading, runs from the same developer account.
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What to read before you install
Scroll to the bottom of any Play listing and look at the package name under the developer. If it names a product you have never heard of, the listing has been rebranded, and you are not looking at a new app — you are looking at an old one wearing a new sign.
This app is part of a group we have been documenting one listing at a time. The rest are indexed under Flagged Apps.
The verdict: we are not calling this developer a criminal enterprise, and no regulator we checked has issued a warning about it. What the public record shows is a trading app whose permanent package name belongs to a different product, whose support address is one of two free video-status Gmails used by the same shop, and under which a user who wrote to that address about a withdrawal reports that nobody replied.
Sources: Google Play listing for com.mytrademate.app; the developer website, support email and privacy policy published in its App Support panel; the quoted reviews and their helpful counts as published by Google Play; the developer page for Amazing Video Status. Checked 17 September 2026.
