Captcha Club Review – It’s Not The Club That You Want To Join!

Captcha Club is a company, or at least we think it’s a company, that pays you to solve Captchas.

Unfortunately for them, there’s hardly any first-hand information that we could gather about their company background.

Based on research, Captcha Club is a “typing job provider” where they provide a legitimate service to their stakeholders. These stakeholders would be the individuals getting paid to do something, a.k.a. YOU.

There’s no information on who owns their company, or who runs it. This is one red flag because you don’t know who you’re working for, or who you’re dealing with in terms of solving these captchas.

Checking their Facebook page led me to no other concrete information about the site either. All I found on their Facebook page were complaints about how they were getting screwed over by the company.

Captcha Club will pay you to solve captchas, but what the heck is a CAPTCHA?

Captchas are basically tests used on sites to detect if a user is real or a computer bot. These tests are computer generated and will require manual input in order to prevent bots from spamming traffic or access to websites.

All you have to do is enter the text or digits as required, or select parts of an image or puzzle, and you’re done. You move on to the next Captcha. Rinse and repeat.

Do it enough times and you earn a few bucks.

But before I get into the gist of how they work, let me tell you what my problem is with this program.

Who Are You Solving Captchas For?

All right, for paid surveys and GPT programs, you’re normally doing tasks and surveys for the clients of the company. They want information, the company acts as the middleman, they pay people like you to do the tasks, and that’s it.

It’s a rinse-and-repeat process. However, with Captcha Club, you don’t know who you’re working for or with. In what we discussed earlier in previous captcha solving income opportunities, you’re most likely solving captchas for two groups:

• The first group would be the legitimate companies that want captchas solved
• The second group would be hackers trying to go around captcha securities

Now I’m not saying that you’re working with the 2^nd group most of the time with Captcha Club, but there’s a chance of that happening.

They don’t even mention in their landing page who their clients are, so we’re just going to leave it at that.

How Does it Work?

Captcha Club has a free registration available, but there is a membership option in a different page.

There are three kinds of memberships available:

• Standard
• Premium
• Premium +

You would think that these memberships would be offered to their clients and not to people who sign up to make money on this program. It just beats the purpose of signing up for one.

All of their membership rates are unrealistic in terms of how much they pay out.

You get $0.03 per correct entry, but if you enter 10 captchas per minute, you’re getting $6 per hour on average. That’s more than minimum wage in some countries, and it’s just too good to be true to be honest.

Here’s where they try to stick you with something stupid though:

• The withdrawal amount is $100.
• You have to pay a withdrawal fee of $40 to receive your payment.
• It’s either you pay the fee or you don’t get paid.

And get this: your membership doesn’t even waive these fees at all, even if you pay for Premium +.

There’s a lot of things wrong with their program, and we can’t recommend this to anyone. Captcha Club just has too many red flags, which we’ll discuss below…

#1 Pay Is Unrealistic!

Okay, their pay is higher than most of the captcha income opportunities we reviewed here. But it’s quite unrealistic. Here’s why:

You’re paid at least $1 for 33 captchas under the free membership, or 10 captchas for $1 under the expensive membership.

Let’s assume that it’ll take you 1 minute to solve 33 captchas. That’s $1 per minute. What if you have 1000 people doing it at that rate?

That’s $1000 per hour. I don’t think their clients are paying them that much money to be able to generate that amount of payout!

#2 Withdrawal Fee?!

Why is there a stupid withdrawal fee? On top of that, it’s a 40% fee cut from your $100 payout! If you’re a paid member, you’re losing money on your monthly membership and this withdrawal fee.

This just doesn’t make any sense at all.

#3 Lack of Information

One huge red flag here is that we don’t know who they are. We don’t know who’s running the company, who owns it, and who we’re working with.

On top of that they are promising something so outlandish that it’s easy to call this one a scam based on the absence of any legitimate owner information.

#4 Fake People

What’s funny here is that on their site, they have photos of people who supposedly claimed are using and making money from the program.

Now I’m not sure on who these others are, but we can definitely say that two of the people here just don’t belong here.

• Sharon Cuneta is a popular singer/actress in the Philippines
• Jennifer Aniston needs no introduction

One site also pointed out that the testimonials are also fake, but we’ll just leave it at that.

There’s nothing to like about Captcha Club. Their business model just doesn’t make sense.