Let me guess…
You’ve been a member of InfluencerCash.co for a while now…
You did everything they told you; you got 20 clicks on your referral link, you referred 5 people, you completed 5 tasks, and you’ve gathered at least $200 in your InfluencerCash.co account.
A week ago, or maybe more, you requested a cashout of your earnings.
InfluencerCash.co told you that they are processing your payment and they even gave you a payment number that looks something like this -> #732672229
However, the money InfluencerCash.co was supposed to pay you is nowhere to be seen.
You have started becoming suspicious, worried, and uneasy…
You can’t help but wonder
- “Is InfluencerCash.co legit?”
- “Is it going to pay my earnings?”
- “Or is InfluencerCash.co a scam that wasted my precious time for nothing?”
Well, this is your lucky day because, in this review, I will go over exactly
- What InfluencerCash.co really is
- How it works (or to be more accurate, doesn’t work)
- Why it might be of your best interest to steer clear of it…
- Plus, a couple of better alternatives to earning money online
This way, you’ll be able to make an informed decision about whether InfluencerCash.co is worth your time (spoiler alert -> it’s not) or if you’d better shift your attention towards one of the more legit and promising money-making opportunities I am going to present to you later on.
InfluencerCash.co Overview
Name: InfluencerCash
Owners: Unknown
Price: Free to join. Additional charges apply within the platform
Official Website: influencercash.co
Suggested? Stay AWAY!
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- Free to join
- Fake payment proofs
- Fake positive testimonials
- Unrealistic claims
- Additional charges to complete tasks
- Fake Skype address
- Unable to cashout
- Potential hacking danger
- Part of a huge scam network
- BBB consumer warning
What is InfluencerCash.co About?
InfluencerCash presents itself as a way to earn $200+ per day with your social media.
You are supposedly achieving that by getting your social media friends and followers to click on your unique InfluencerCash referral link and join the platform themselves as well as by completing a variety of other very simple tasks which require no previous experience whatsoever.
More specifically, InfluencerCash claims that it will pay you
- $25 just for signing up
- $2 for each person who clicks on your InfluencerCash referral link
- an additional $10 for each person who joins InfluencerCash after clicking on your referral link
- $30 for filling in surveys and entering contests
- $10 for installing applications on your mobile phone
- $50 for creating YouTube videos promoting InfluencerCash
- $10 for publishing InfluencerCash promotional posts on Instagram/Facebook/Twitter
Okay, everything sounds pretty simple and straightforward up to this point right?
The only problem is that InfluencerCash is not what it seems after all…
The platform is actually an awful scam which never intends to let you get your hands on the money you’ve earned fair and square through it in the first place…
This solves the puzzling question “Why the heck would InfluencerCash pay me so much money for doing so little work?”
Well, there… You have your answer… It really won’t!
Let me explain further…
How Does InfluencerCash.co Really Work?
Is It Legit?
First of all, InfluencerCash lures you in with the promise of a $25 sign up bonus…
Many people join InfluencerCash thinking that they can get their hands on that $25 bonus right after creating their account.
This is exactly how I ended up joining one of InfluencerCash’s sister scam, Viral Pay, for the first time a few months ago.
However, in order to qualify to cash out that $25 bonus or any subsequent InfluencerCash earnings, you need to
- refer at least 5 people to the platform
- complete at least 5 tasks on the $30 TaskWall
- have at least 20 clicks on your unique referral link
- have earned at least $200 with InfluencerCash
Some people will quit InfluencerCash once they realize that they have to actually work a little bit more to get the $25 signup bonus they were promised. What’s pretty funny is that those are actually the lucky ones.
However, there are others who will say “What the hell, the tasks I have to complete to qualify for payment are not so hard to complete. Plus, I can earn even more money by completing them. Let’s give it a try!” … Those are the ones who end up being scammed.
They start devoting time and energy into referring people to the platform and completing several tasks, thinking that the next time they hit that “Request Payment” button, they’ll get hundreds of dollars deposited in their bank account.
However, what they don’t know is that InfluencerCash will ban their account the moment they request a payment using as an excuse that all the clicks they got on their link and all the people they referred to the platform are fake.
This way, the only winner out of this pathetic charade is InfluencerCash.
- First, it lures you in with a $25 signup bonus
- Then it tells you that in order to get that signup bonus you need to meet certain criteria (get 20 clicks on your referral link, 5 referrals, complete 5 tasks, earn $200)
- It also tells you that they will pay you even more money for every click, referral, and task you complete
- So, you start trying to meet those criteria in order to qualify for a payment as well as increase your earnings
- When you finally meet every single one of those criteria and you request for the money you’ve earned fair and square, they kick you out leaving you high and dry
This way, InfluencerCash got you to complete several tasks which bring a profit to its owners as well as drive more people to the platform which will, in turn, complete even more tasks which will, in turn, bring even more profit to its owners and all that, without having to pay anyone a single dime for their work.
Pretty appalling right?
Well, this is it… This is how InfluencerCash works or to be more accurate, doesn’t work.
Get this very well in your head, InfluencerCash will NEVER pay you a single dime! You will NEVER earn any money with it! Trying to make InfluencerCash work is just a huge waste of your precious and probably limited time and energy.
Who is InfluencerCash.co for?
InfluencerCash.co is for no one…
The platform is more useless than throwing wet wood in a fire to keep it burning.
The chances of earning money online by lying on your couch staring at the ceiling all day long are so much more than the chances of earning money with InfluencerCash.
In fact, I am so confident that you won’t end up earning a single penny with InfluencerCash that if you do, you can contact me with proof and I will deposit $100 more right in your account just for being wrong…
How Much Does InfluencerCash.co Cost?
InfluencerCash is free to join.
However, it’s not 100% free to use.
You see, in order to complete some of the tasks on its $30 TaskWall, you’ll be asked to submit your mobile phone number and subscribe to various very pricey text message services which will keep forwarding you dozens of promotional text messages per month at your own cost. And those text messages aren’t cheap at all. Just one text message could cost up to $5 and sometimes even more.
Despite the fact that there are probably ways to unsubscribe from such services, I would never trust a scam like InfluencerCash with my mobile phone number.
Furthermore, other tasks might ask you to fill in your credit card or bank account information.
If you don’t want to end up having money sucked out of your accounts by people you don’t know for products you didn’t buy, don’t even think about it.
Plus, if you consider that InfluencerCash.co will never pay you out, there’s really no point whatsoever in trying to complete its tasks in the first place.
InfluencerCash.co Pros
- Free to join
1 • Free to Join
If I had a gun on my head and the only way to keep it intact was to come up with a positive thing about InfluencerCash, the fact that the platform is free to join would be it.
That’s something…
At least you won’t waste any money on that scam, right? Assuming of course that you don’t fill in your mobile phone number or credit card info anywhere within it.
P.S. If I had to come up with 2 pros, I’d probably get my brains blown out.
InfluencerCash.co Cons
- Fake payment proofs
- Fake positive testimonials
- Unrealistic claims
- Additional charges to complete tasks
- Fake Skype address
- Unable to cashout
- Potential hacking danger
- Part of a huge scam network
- BBB consumer warning
1 • InfluencerCash's Payment Proofs = Fake
InfluencerCash.co has published a bunch of screenshots of payments supposedly made by the platform to its members.
Just a heads up, every single one of those payment proofs is fake!
The images right below, are a couple of those InfluencersCash’s payment proofs.
Note: Pay close attention to the dates they have taken place.
So, what about their dates?
Well, as you can see in the image below, the domain name influencercash.co was first registered on the 10th of April 2019.
This means that the platform didn’t even exist before 10/04/2019 and yet if you take a closer look, somehow those InfluencerCash’s payment proofs right above seem to have taken place before that date.
This could mean two things…
Either InfluencerCash.co was paying people before it even existed or those payment proofs are fake.
I’d go for the latter…
Plus, if you take an even closer look InfluencerCash.co doesn’t appear as the payer in any of the payment proofs it has published on its website.
In fact, the actual payer seems to have been manually omitted.
2 • InfluencerCash's Testimonials = Fake
Right below those fake payment proofs, InfluencerCash.co has published some positive testimonials supposedly given by its members.
Those are all fake as well.
For instance, take a look at the InfluencerCash testimonial below.
The exact same picture with a different name has been used as a testimonial for one of InfluencerCash’s sister scams, called Paid4Tasks (see image below).
AND for KahTree!
I rest my case…
According to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), using fake positive testimonials/success stories is considered illegal and subject to huge penalties as it encourages customers to invest in a product or service they otherwise wouldn’t if those fake testimonials/success stories didn’t exist, thereby defrauding them.
If you want to see what real people who have actually tried InfluencerCash.co have to say about it, then take a look at the images below.
All those InfluencerCash.co reviews you just read have been published in Trustpilot.
3 • Unrealistic Claims
Just like the majority of completely useless MMO platforms do, InfluencerCash uses a lot of unrealistic earning claims in order to increase its conversion rate.
For instance, on its homepage, it says that you can make $200 per day if you join it.
If you take into account that InfluencerCash is supposed to pay you $10 for each person you refer to it, then if you make 20 referrals a day, you’ll earn $200 right?
However, if earning $200 a day with social media were that easy, everyone in the world having a smartphone would be rich by now…
Always keep in the back of your mind that no matter what InfluencerCash claims, the platform will NEVER pay you. It doesn’t matter if you refer 20 or 2000 people to it, the amount of money that you are going to get paid is exactly the same and equals ZERO dollars.
Further down, InfluencerCash goes on to claim that they have paid $35 million to 155k members.
Well, let’s assume that InfluencerCash doesn’t lie its ass off and that it has really paid $35 million to 155k of its members okay? The numbers sound awesome and huge for sure but if you do the math, $35 million to 155k members equals an average of $225 per member.
That’s not that much money…
4 • Additional Charges
As I’ve mentioned earlier, in order to qualify for a cashout of your InfluencerCash earnings you need to complete at least 5 tasks on its $30 TaskWall.
In order to complete some of those tasks, you’ll be required to submit your phone number and agree to subscribe to paid text-message services which could cost you a ton of money.
Other tasks might ask you to fill in your credit card or bank account info and then start charging you for random products and digital services you never actually bought.
This way you could end up losing a ton of money while attempting to complete tasks in order to qualify for your first IncluencerCash cashout which is never going to actually take place because InfluencerCash will ban your account once you request it.
Stay away, people!
5 • Fake Skype Address
InfluencerCash provides a Skype address of an “account manager” (@jenny.infcash) to contact in case you need help or support regarding the platform.
The problem is that this Skype address is fake so expect neither help nor support through it…
6 • Unable to Cashout
The biggest con of InfluencerCash is that it will never let you get your hands on the money you’ve earned with it.
Even if it didn’t have any other cons and like a thousand more pros, this con alone beats the whole purpose of joining and using the platform in the first place.
Trying to make money with InfluencerCash is like trying to hammer a nail to the wall with a sponge – it’s just pointless and will never work…
7 • Potential Hacking Danger
So, the other day, I tried to complete one of InfluencerCash’s $30 TaskWall tasks which didn’t require me to submit any personal info, mobile phone, or credit card number.
It was actually a survey.
However, before I even got to access it, my antivirus went off giving me the alert below…
Apparently, some of the tasks lead to 3rd party websites which contain viruses which could enable hackers to get their hands on personal data and sensitive information of yours such as the login credentials to your social media, email, credit cards, or even your bank accounts.
If you don’t have an internet security or antivirus program installed make sure to stay clear of InfluencerCash at all costs…
If you’ve already accessed the platform without having any protection in place, you must immediately purchase an antivirus and scan your entire system in order to ensure that your computer hasn’t caught a virus and that your personal data and sensitive information are safe.
8 • Part of a Huge Scam Network
Unfortunately, InfluencerCash.co isn’t the only platform that is posing as the “#1 influencer network” out there…
Truth is that InfluencerCash.co is part of an enormous network of hundreds of identical scams that have been scamming people for many years now.
Some of InfluencersEarn’s sister scams that you might have heard of are
just to name a few.
Take a look at the images below to see for yourself how all those platforms are basically clones of one another…
9 • BBB Consumer Alert
A few months ago BBB (Better Business Bureau) issued consumer alerts for Kids Earn Money and Notion Cash.
You can take a look at those alerts for yourself right below
According to BBB, between January 4 and March 13, 2019, BBB Metro New York received 27 complaints, 35 reviews, and 6 Scam TrackerSM reports about Kids Earn Money and Notion Cash.
BBB has also concluded that the unrealistic earning claims these platforms make are in violation of the BBB Code of Advertising. BBB tried to locate someone in charge of those platforms to sort things out but without any luck.
BBB Metro New York has assigned both of those companies an “F” rating and they also suggest that everyone should stay away from them.
So, what do those BBB consumer alerts about Kids Earn Money and Notion Cash have to do with InfluencerCash.co?
Well, both Kids Earn Money and Notion Cash are two of the many InfluencerCash’s sister scams. All 3 platforms have been created by the exact same people.
This means that since Kids Earn Money and Notion Cash have been proven to be scams, then InfluencerCash.co is a scam as well.
InfluencerCash.co is guilty by association.
InfluencerCash.co Review Summary
Income
Potential
The income potential InfluencerCash.co offers is ZERO dollars.
Resources
Referral link, promotional banners, FAQ center, submission guidelines.
Value for
Money
Free to join. Charges may apply after joining. InfluencerCash.co is worse than useless.
Support
Skype address of account manager is fake. NO support whatsoever.
Success
Stories
Payment proofs and positive testimonials are all fake!
Overall Rating
Is InfluencerCash.co Suggested?
If you value your time & money, it is suggested to stay as far away from InfluencerCash.co as possible.
58 Responses
Olá quem é minha gerente
Translation: Hello, who is my manager?
Dear Widialison, there’s no manager (at least not a legit one) in InfluencerCash.
InfluencerCash.co is a scam!
I am sorry…
My regards,
Harry
Sir, I worked on the InfluencerCash.co and took a CAS of 400$, which was date 25/11/2019, my payment has not yet come, showing me the pending on the dashboard.
Yeap, your payment will never come, Rahul… As I mentioned infinite times within my review, influencerCash.co is a scam that never pays its influencers.
I am sorry my friend.
My regards,
Harry
Please my payment why pending on 3 day
Because InfluencerCash.co is a scam.
Your payment is going to stay pending forever…
I’m sorry.
Harry
Why my payment still pending ???
Because InfluencerCash.co is a scam.
Your payment is going to stay pending forever…
I’m sorry.
Harry
I must thank you on this review before I regret doing the tasks on the InfluencerCash.co
I am really thankful that I search and find this blog before I wasted my time.
You’re welcome Mie!
I am very glad I saved your time 🙂
Stay safe!
Harry
My question to you is that I am doing my job honestly but I completed the task fist and now I have a reference which is not happening.
Did you not block my account????
Dear Ahmed,
I didn’t block your account… I am not working for InfluecnerCash.co and I am not affiliated with them in any way either.
This article is merely a review stating that InfluencerCash.co is a scam.
You’ve wasted your time with it, my friend… I know that your work was honest but InfluencerCash.co is a dishonest platform that doesn’t pay its members.
I am sorry,
Harry
I have not get payment
It’s pending
When I will get my payment
Dear NahasJacki,
This is just an InfluencerCash.co review.
I am not affiliated with nor working for InfluencerCash.co
However, since InfluencerCash.co is a scam, I am guessing that you’ll never really get your payment…
Please take a look at Peter’s comment right below.
Harry
It’s been a month I’ve been doing everything right but I m missing a reference.
Can you tell me why I’m not a reference?
Dear Ahmed,
I am sorry but I didn’t understand your question.
However, please be aware that InfluencerCash.co is a SCAM! You’ll never earn money with it so you are wasting your time asking questions and trying to make it work.
If you didn’t read the review, make sure to do so and you’ll understand what I am talking about.
Harry
I am searching for manager Jenny.
Skype: @jenny.infcash
For the first release of payments that I am required to have because of the financial tight.
My user ID is Rufusjey I request you to kindly consider my 1st payout.
Hi Rufus,
I can’t help you in any way as I am neither affiliated with nor working for InfluencerCash.co
As I mentioned within my review, the Skype ID @jenny.infcash is fake.
Did you even read my review?
If not, please go ahead and read it very carefully.
To sum everything up, InfluencerCash.co is a scam so don’t expect to get paid by it.
I am sorry…
Harry
hi…guys unfortunately i had done all shitty task now what i need to do 🙁
i don’t have any single idea that’s is scam kindly help me out what i need to do…
they given a refrence no. and also given a date which shows after 30 days and there’s my payment status confrimed !!!!
kindly ping me guys via mail
mansrv786@gmail.com
Hi Lisa,
There’s nothing you can really do now… You have been scammed by InfluencerCash.co like dozens of other people so don’t expect that you’ll get your money…
I am sorry.
Harry