What Is GoEarn? It’s Another Damned Influencer Scam!

GoEarn claims to be the #1 influencer network that will pay you hundreds of dollars for completing their tasks and posting on social media. 

They claim you can earn as much as $500 per day, and they have dozens of payment proofs to show for on their landing page. 

While this may sound awesome and look legitimate on paper, these are nothing more than ridiculous claims of income to hide their sinister plot. 

The company claims they’ve been around since 2015, but their domain registration shows that their domain name (GoEarn.Co) was registered in 2020. 

This domain name information will play a huge role in the evidence that will prove they’re nothing more than a scam.

Before we expose them for what they are, let’s go over their pretenses. Let’s go over how they want you to think they work. 

On their landing page, they’ll entice you with a $25 signup bonus. You’ll go through the typical process of signing up and then when you login for the first time, you’ll see that the $25 is on your account earnings. 

You’re now thinking that this site is actually legit, so now you’re looking forward to doing some of the tasks. 

On the member’s area, you’ll see your dashboard flooded with tasks: 

1. Surveys that pay $50
2. Signing up for offers that pay $30
3. Referrals that pay you $25 per signup
4. Referral link clicks that pay you $3 per

And more…

So you can see that the $500 per day is not a marketing hype if you were to do the math. As you do these tasks, you’ll see your earnings on your account go up as well. 

Once you meet the withdrawal threshold, you’ll be tempted to cash out on your earnings. 

This is where the scam comes into fruition. 

You’ll Never Get Paid!

You’ll try to cash out on your earnings, but you’ll receive a notification from their system that you just can’t yet. 

At this point, their system will explain that they’re preventing you from withdrawing your funds as part of their anti-fraud process. But they’ll also tell you that to get past this, you just have to do a series of tasks to prove that you’re a real person behind these activities. 

You’ll be asked to do these tasks:

• Upload a YouTube video
• Post on TikTok
• Tweet on Twitter
• Post of Facebook
• Post on Instagram
• Get X amount of referral clicks and signups
• And more..

You’ll also be credited the equivalent amount for these tasks on your account as follows: 

• Upload YouTube video - $30
• Post on TikTok - $20
• Tweet on Twitter - $10
• Post on Instagram - $25
• Post on Facebook - $15 

Why Won’t GoEarn Pay?

Logically speaking, you won’t be paid because GoEarn is not making enough money to pay you. The math doesn’t work. You see, their clients would have to pay them a lot of money for hiring them. If you’re paid $25 to complete a survey, that means it’s a fraction of how much the client actually paid them. 

If the survey needs 100 participants, that would mean a total payout of $2,500. That $2,500 will be coming from the client’s payment to GoEarn. Assuming they get paid $10,000 for getting 100 participants, GoEarn keeps $7,500 for themselves and $2,500 for the 100 participants. 

But will companies really pay $10,000 for 100 survey answers? The answer is NO. It won’t make sense financially for them. 

Besides, GoEarn won’t really pay you because they’re nothing more than a data-harvesting scam.

You see, when you attempt to withdraw your earnings a second time (after you completed their required checklist), you’ll be locked out of your account and then receive an email from their customer support.

Their email will notify you that your account has been blocked because they found “fraudulent activities” on your account and that your earnings will be forfeit. This will be the only time they’ll reach out to you. They won’t reply to a single email after this. 

The Truth!

GoEarn, like its sister sites, are nothing more than data-harvesting scams. They pretend that they have tasks such as surveys for you to complete, but they’re just getting your personal information. 

They’ll collect these information and sell it to the highest bidder, usually hackers and black-hat marketers who flood you with spam emails. 

Worst case is that they also get your login credentials (you probably use the same username/password combination on all your logins), and that will compromise your accounts.

Please avoid GoEarn and its sister sites. It’s one big scam.

#1 Fake Website Stats

Their website stats show them paying over $44 million to their members since they started, but they also claim that their members have earned more than $150 million. So what’s the deal here then? 

Their domain registration shows that they’ve started in June 2020, so any proof of payment dated before 2020 are clearly fake. 

#2 Fake Testimonials

GoEarn uses fake testimonials to get you hyped up about the Joe’s and Jane’s that earned from their program. 

The testimonial you see here is actually stolen from a stock photo website, and this model has nothing to do with GoEarn. 

#3 Fake Address

Their listed address, "Willem Barentszstraat 68, Utrecht, Netherlands, 06-98533124", is fake.

Google Maps shows a residential property with some bikes in the front door. 

This was the same address used by their sister site called CashGem. This means that two or more programs are using the fake address. Again, these people living in the address don’t know they’re being used in some scam.

There’s nothing to like about GoEarn. They’re a data-harvesting scam.

GoEarn is a data-harvesting scam in the guise of a GPT influencer program. This is part of an elaborate network of influencer scams that’s been proliferating the Internet. 

All of them use the same MO, from fake testimonials to copy-pasted website stats to fake addresses. 

They use the same landing pages and website layouts, with the exception of just replacing the logos. 

Here’s a short list of the more recent scams we uncovered:

• Cash Monster
• CashForShare
• Earn2Flex
• GoCashOuts
• InstantDollars
• MoneyGuru