Marthabrygga Bryggekaféen
Marthabrygga Bryggekaféen is a cafe in Rissa. Check in here with the Pulled app to earn real PayPal cash on every visit. Be the first Pulled member to pull here.
Quick facts
- Classification
- Cafe
- City
- Rissa
- Country
- Norway
- Total check-ins on Pulled
- 0
- Claim status
- Unclaimed
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Marthabrygga Bryggekaféen located?
Marthabrygga Bryggekaféen is a cafe in Rissa, Norway. The exact location is visible on the map above. Open in Apple Maps or Google Maps from the links at the top of this page.
Is Marthabrygga Bryggekaféen a coffee shop?
Yes. Marthabrygga Bryggekaféen is classified as cafe on Pulled. This shop counts toward general Pulled challenges. Specific challenge eligibility is shown in the app when you enroll.
How do I earn cash for visiting Marthabrygga Bryggekaféen?
Download the Pulled app for iOS or Android. Enroll in any active challenge. When you visit Marthabrygga Bryggekaféen, open the app, tap Pull, and take a photo of your drink. GPS and a photo confirm the check-in. Each Pull counts toward your enrolled challenge. Hit the challenge target and Pulled sends real PayPal cash to your account.
Is Marthabrygga Bryggekaféen on Pulled?
Yes. Marthabrygga Bryggekaféen is in the Pulled shop database and ready for check-ins. The shop is currently unclaimed. If you own Marthabrygga Bryggekaféen, you can claim it on Pulled to verify ownership, respond to check-ins, and run sponsored challenges.
About coffee in Rissa
Marthabrygga Bryggekaféen is one of the coffee shops in Rissa on Pulled.
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