Intro.

I’m unsure if you’ve seen other sites that claim you can make money by completing menial tasks, but Tasks4Cash is another in a long line of cloned sites that suggest just this.

This Tasks4Cash review will expose:

• What your chances are of making money
• How you’ll be expected to make money
• If they actually pay out
• Why you should be wary of this site

I’ve had a lot of experience reviewing sites exactly like Tasks4Cash, so I understand how they work. They say it works in 3 easy steps:

1. Easy Sign Up
2. Share & Earn
3. Get Paid & Cash Out

The first two steps may be accurate, but you’ll have a problem with step 3.

By the time you’re done reading this review, you will understand if this is a site you should pursue signing up to.

So let’s check it out.

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What is Tasks4Cash​
How Does Tasks4Cash Work
Tasks4Cash Red Flags
Is Tasks4Cash a Scam
Can You Make Money Online Legitimately
Final Thoughts

What is Tasks4Cash​

Tasks4Cash claims they are the No1 Influencer Network site online, and have allegedly caused an uproar on all social media. The truth is that Tasks4Cash is an illegitimate website created to lure in unsuspecting victims for the purpose of using them as pawns.

The claim is that Tasks4Cash will pay you each time you refer a new member to their platform, along with completing minimal tasks. These tasks are dubious at best, and I’ll touch on those shortly.

They also claim that ‘Advertisers pay Tasks4Cash to reach influencers like you’, so you can ‘formulate opinions on and to their products’. Apparently, in return, you, the advertiser, receive dividends based upon your influential power.

This is a load of BS, and Tasks4Cash have no links to any of the large advertisers they claim to, except to possibly earn commissions THEMSELVES, from you doing the hard work.

How Does Tasks4Cash Work

Let’s get this straight and show you exactly what happens when you sign up to Tasks4Cash.

I’ve created an account as an example so you can see for yourself before making your own commitment. Here’s an image of the Tasks4Cash dashboard.

Large incentives is how people fall for this type of opportunity, and in this case, you’ll see the $50 APPS & SURVEYS feature. This will take you to the Task Wall ($50-$100).

Here you’ll find numerous offers where you can subscribe, sign up or fill out personal information on a variety of apps or surveys. These are the tasks I talked about earlier that are dubious, and here’s why.

I believe the owners of Tasks4Cash are affiliates to these companies, and each time you fill out your personal information, THEY will earn a commission. Not you.

Sure, the monetary figure for each offer will be entered into your internal Tasks4Cash account, but this is not your money, and they will not pay you when you attempt to cash out.

Also, if you subscribe to some of these offers, they may take a fee from you if it’s a paid subscription. So be aware NOT to enter your credit card details for any offers.

So apart from these tasks, the other way you can allegedly make money with Tasks4Cash is to refer others to this platform. Apparently you will earn $15 for each person you entice to sign up, and $2 just for a click on your referral link.

Your referral link can be used with a banner or image (accessed at Tasks4Cash), and placed onto your social media feeds, as explained below.

When you really think about this, there is no way possible that any company can afford to pay you for this. Tasks4Cash will not make money from a click on a link, so paying out $2 each time this is achieved, is absurd.

Even more absurd is paying $15 for getting somebody to sign up. You could get 100 people to sign up and then leave. Do you really think they’d pay you $1500 for this? No, they cannot.

So, I want to point out that Tasks4Cash will not pay you out. If you look through the terms & conditions page, there are many conditions that they can use to suggest you’ve not complied with their rules. This is how they get away with it.

Now let’s look at the big indicators that should have you concerned.

Tasks4Cash Red Flags

So what are the indications that you should look out for, that shows Tasks4Cash is not legitimate.

Fake Video Testimonials

The homepage of Tasks4Cash shows 4 video testimonials which are all fake. These people have never used Tasks4Cash.com, they are video spokespeople from a website called Fiverr.

As an example, here’s the first gentleman that says he’s made over $20k during quarantine from the comfort of his own home.

In reality, he’s made $20-$50 by creating this testimonial video, that’s it. All the other video testimonials are similar, and they only earn their outsourcing fee. This is a common tactic used by scammers to get the illusion of a trustworthy site. 

Unrealistic Statistics

They say that they have over 300,543 members, have paid out $9,748,953 over 500,948 payments. That seems extraordinary for a company that has only been around since September 2020, and I’m writing this in December 2020.

As I mentioned earlier in this review, the alleged payments are not possible and I believe these statistics to be bogus.

Domain Registration Date

As I just mentioned above, the Tasks4Cash domain has only been in existence since September 2020, the 2nd of September to be exact.

So how can it be that on the Tasks4Cash T & C page, they say ‘these terms of use were last updated on: May 14th, 2019’. The site wasn’t even around then, so this cannot be possible.

Payment Proofs

So let’s look at the alleged payment proofs that are supposed to convince you that money is being paid out by Tasks4Cash. Just check the dates on these alleged payments.

Clearly these payments were made before the Tasks4Cash.com domain was even registered. How can this be possible unless the payment proof images have been manipulated. Yep, they’re fake.

Other Replica Sites

I’ve reviewed many of these replica websites before, going way back to mid 2019. Here’s just a selection of the reviews I’ve done calling out these cloned websites.

• Paidleaf
• Influencer Cash
• Referral Heaven
• MegaDollar
• CashWall
• Spinincash
• SurveyBounce
• PrizeXp
• PayFolds
• Paid to Flex
• Click4Kash
• Click2Earn
• Cash Allies
• Viral Dollars
• Dollaz.club

I could go on and on with these Tasks4Cash clones, but I’m sure you get the point I’m making. The owners of this site just copy the system and keep replicating again and again, luring in more and more victims.

Is Tasks4Cash a Scam

The only conclusion that I can come to, is to suggest that Tasks4Cash is a scam. Sometimes they put clear rules in their T & C page, sometimes stating you need to be over 99 years of age to use their site.

This is not the case with Tasks4Cash, they say you need to be over 3 years of age, but there’s many other terms you need to obey. Usually they suggest you’ve fraudulently attracted your referrals, therefore they will not pay you out.

It’s just an excuse, and you don’t have to have done anything wrong to have your cash out payments declined. There’s always a reason for them to not pay you.

Can You Make Money Online Legitimately

I’ve talked about this many times, and the fact is, anyone can make money online. Having said that, it takes persistence and determination to succeed in making money on the internet.

My preferred model of earning money online is affiliate marketing, and you can learn how this works here. It’s basically where you earn commissions from initialing sales of other companies’ products.

For instance, I may promote a watch that Rolex sells. If I’ve signed up to the Rolex affiliate program, they will provide me with links that I can add to my website. If somebody reads my review of a Rolex watch, they may click on the link, which will send them to the Rolex website.

If that person makes a purchase, I will earn a commission from the sale.

This is a very popular model of earning online because the starting costs are minimal. Education in affiliate marketing is possibly the largest cost. The best all encompassing platform I’ve come across is Wealthy Affiliate, and I’m still an active member there.

You can read my Wealthy Affiliate review here, and this will give you a good idea of what you can expect.

Final Thoughts

I hope I’ve opened your eyes to the poor nature of Tasks4Cash. In my opinion, you will not make any money from this website, and you will be compromising your personal information.

I’d urge you to not hand over any personal info to these people, and instead look elsewhere for a legitimate way to earn online.