Is ChampCash a Scam? A Million Dollar Scheme REVEALED!

Welcome to my ChampCash review!

You've probably seen an ad about app that pays you for doing something and that you can earn a million dollars in the process. 

That would be ChampCash, and yes, you didn't read it wrong when I said they pay you to do something

First of all, I must Congratulate you for taking your time to do your own research before buying into any "seemingly good" product.

That's the way to avoid scams and find the legitimate way to make money online!

Let me be completely transparent with you, I'm not associated with ChampCash in any form.

So, rest assured that I'm not here to pitch or sell anything to you.

Instead, I'm here to reveal how ChampCash really works and if they can really help you earn a million dollars from their app

Is ChampCash a scam? 

Read on and find out...

ChampCash is a free to join Multi-Level Marketing App designed by Champion Networks Ltd in India.

This MLM app, as they say, allows you to earn money by completing tasks and referring it to people through their sponsor or account ID.

ChampCash operates on a network marketing model, so a large chunk of what people earn is tied to how many they can get into the program, which I’ll get to later.

It operates on Android OS and requires no fee to join.

ChampCash’s business model is a complete mystery to me. They say that they earn through their clients, who advertise their apps on their app.

Once the user installs an app from ChampCash, the clients then gives money to ChampCash and ChampCash gives you a split of the profit.

Now this bothers me because how much does ChampCash charge to advertise an app on their system?

They don’t disclose this anywhere on their site, and I can’t seem to find a link on how to become an advertiser for their app either.

ChampCash makes their profits through their advertisers, which are linked to the apps that you need to download on their system.

For every time the client’s app is downloaded and installed, ChampCash gets paid and then the user gets paid.

The apps that a user installs on their phone also have ads in them, so in a way, their model kind of makes sense to me.

But I don’t really see how this fits an MLM business model since they work more along the lines of paid surveys like BigSpot or Gold Opinions.

To get started with ChampCash, you only need to download and install the app. Then sign up with an account using your Facebook or Google account, or you can fill up their registration form.

Next, it will ask you to fill in the referral ID of your sponsor (which will allow them to earn money after you sign up).

Once you’re completely signed up, you will be given a set of instructions that you need to comply before you start to make money from their app. I guess this is a fail-safe system of theirs so people don’t just sign up, delete the app, and re-do it all over again.

There are a number of ways to earn from ChampCash

1 – Accepting Challenges in ChampCash

These challenges are nothing more than just instructions to download the following apps on your phone.

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There’s an INSTALL button right in front of the app that needs to be downloaded and installed. After installing, you’ll need to keep the app open for at least 30 seconds. There’s no need to register or sign up with any of the apps found in their challenges.

After installing around 8 to 10 apps, you’ll find a DONE button in front of the apps that you installed. You will then receive a minimum of $1 after installing these apps.

There will be an install button in front of every application that has to be downloaded and installed.

You can uninstall the apps you downloaded and installed once this is done.

2 – Complete Other Tasks

Apart from installing apps from the Challenges, you’ll find hundreds of other apps that you can install and make money from.

You can also see how many points you’ll get from them after downloading and installing apps.

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3 –Shopping and Paying Bills Through ChampCash

Another way for you to earn money via ChampCash is to purchase something online from Amazon, Flipkart, or other shopping portals through the Champcash app.

You can also earn money by paying your utility bills through ChampCash.

4 – Referrals through Refer ID

This is ChampCash’s real income generating option. ChampCash claims that you can make up to a $1 million by referring people through your Refer ID. You’ll find this ID under your ChampCash app account.

You will then be able to share this ID to your friends, families, and co-workers. On top of that, you’ll also earn from referrals made by your “downline”

Not a lot if I were to guess.

You’re getting paid at least 10 cents to 25 cents per downloaded and installed app, so you would need to install at least 10 apps to earn $1 at the bare minimum.

Now, if you do the math here, you’ll need to download 10,000,000 apps to get to that $1 million mark.

But you won’t need to download 10 million apps just to make a million dollars. The real money likes in their referral program, as they claim.

ChampCash has a 7-tier system where the money is paid across 7 different levels. This is as close as I can get to a compensation plan of sorts. 

Here’s the table for their distribution:

So, in a nutshell, this is how you make a million dollars with Champcash. Note that the currencies listed here are in Indian Rupee (which is about 72.41 Rs to $1 as of this writing. 

If you're on the first level, your total earning would be around $2 to $3, which is far from being a million dollars. 

But is it possible to earn a million dollars? 

I’ll get to that in the last paragraphs.

First, let me start by saying that there’s nothing more alarming with a company than by using fake reviews.

This is an actual review from their webpage:

But how do I know that these are fake reviews?

First, the name. Obviously, no one’s actually named John Doe and Jane Doe. These are names used by people who wish to remain anonymous.

If that’s not bad enough, I want you to take a look at their photos.

They even cropped out his partner!

This completely blew my mind because they went out on their way to make these fake testimonials and posted it on their site’s homepage. If they used stock photos, the least they could've done was to give them a decent name. John Doe and Jane Doe... 

Come on. It's like they're not even trying. 

If that’s not crafty, I don’t know what is.

Second, you also have these people (and more) who have a lot of bad things to say about ChampCash. These comments are completely the exact opposite of their fake reviews, and these are more sincere than I could ever hope for in a review:

My guess is that no one’s actually earned real (sustainable) income with ChampCash.

Seriously. $2 in 4 months?!

If I were to calculate, it would take you 125,000 months or 10,417 years to earn a million dollars!

You’re better off with more realistic options of making money online, like affiliate marketing.

The only MLM aspect of ChampCash is its unilevel compensation structure, and I don’t think they fully understand the concept of how it’s supposed to work.

The site shows you the different levels by which you’re going to earn money from, but there’s no complete explanation on how it’s supposed to work.

On top of that, they don’t provide you with any MLM training (or any form of training) at all once you become a member. There’s no resource page, there’s no FAQ page, and there’s no support given to their members.

Let’s face it. Downloading, installing, and uninstalling apps on a daily basis just to earn a few cents doesn’t really cut it for me.

On top of that, you’re putting yourself at risk here for these apps because these may come from companies that you haven’t even heard of.

I mean, what’s to stop malicious people from publishing an app on ChampCash that actually steals customer’s security information? Or a virus from getting into your phone and completely destroying it in the process?

It’s also a hassle for your bandwidth and data plan since you’re going to be downloading a lot.  

Contrary to what you might have assumed, there are a few people who showed that they really earned money through this app.

Of course, the amount is not that impressive to say the least but it does allow people to earn a few extra dollars just by doing something on their phone.

I could get by using this app if I wanted to use the extra income for microtransactions on legitimate apps, but if you’re aiming to buy a customized Macbook Pro 2018 using ChampCash, then that’s probably close to impossible.

I don’t think ChampCash is a scam, but I do think that it’s not a lucrative work-at-home opportunity.

However, I do want to advise people to avoid this app as much as they can. There are better opportunities to earn online. If you want an app that pays you for completing tasks, try to look at ClixSense.

In my honest opinion I don’t think ChampCash is a lucrative work at home opportunity for anybody.

With the little amount of money that you can earn, no training available and the amount of money this program can take up on your phone, it is just not worth it in my opinion. 

There are better opportunities out there that aren’t so much of a hassle as ChampCash and that you can use to earn realistic income that will help you to pay all of your bills.