Everybody nowadays wants to make money online and with so many offers out there people will try pretty much anything there is where they are promising easy money.
Sites like Wiredbucks.com seem like a breath of fresh air when they are offering you money to do very little.
I have spent hours testing sites like wiredbucks.com and take it from me they are extremely hard work, of which I found a total misuse of my time and I’m sure you will too.
What I will tell you is I am not associated with Wiredbucks in any way shape or form and won’t be sending you my referral link to join, but what I am here to do is unravel what Wiredbucks is all about and give you a better idea.
So let’s dive in.
[Affiliate Disclosure: This Wiredbucks Review may contain affiliate links which means I may earn a small commission if you purchase anything through one of the links. However, this will not affect what you pay!]
What is Wiredbucks about and who are the founders?
Wiredbucks.com is a GPT (Get Paid To) site that was founded in June 2020, with no reference to the owners.
They claim to be the number one influencer (whatever that means) on the internet and make claims like “Make your first $200 with us today…” just to get you to sign up.
These sites are notorious for grabbing your personal data and passing it to other sites for a fee. Known as Data Dredging or what many people would refer to as Data Fishing.
They claim that just by signing up you are rewarded with $25 and for many that is a large sum but do not be fooled by these sites.
The main emphasis with this site is to get as many people as you know to join.
Who is Wiredbucks for?
These sites prey on people who have low incomes, live in countries which are poverty-stricken and people in debt.
With promises of earning big bucks by false advertisements, and when you are struggling to make ends meet you will try anything.
I remember a few years back when I was wanting to learn how to make money online, I found myself trying several of these sites and wasted far too much time only to earn a few cents in any given day.
A few cents or dollars to people who don’t have any money can help a lot but this is definitely not the way if you are looking for a way to properly learn how to make money online.
How does Wiredbucks work?
From the main console, you will see a number of options down the left-hand side of the display.
Refer & Earn
Where you can share your referral link on WhatsApp, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
$30 Task Wall
Where you take part in tasks for gift cards, mobile phones, grocery vouchers etc
Complete a task against the promotion and you will receive between $10 and $30 which is added to your account.
However, what I have found out through my research and looking at the complaints from members is that this money is not real until it is cashed out, but the problem arises when a member tries to cash out and the payment is refused with memberships cancelled.
An area which makes it easier to post your referral link.
The more people you can get to join the more revenue that Wiredbucks.com will make.
This works by participating in the tasks from the $30 TaskWall for which Wiredbucks will be paid a fee by the advertisers.
Wiredbucks: Red Flags to watch out for
If you have reviewed as many products and opportunities as I have then you just know when something isn’t right.
Do not believe what others tell you or at least put that to the back of your mind but do your own research first.
Normally with many of these products, there are Red Flags all over the place, find one and the rest will follow.
Find one and any credibility should be thrown out of the window.
Here I have highlighted a few
Fake Testimonials
A quick way to assemble any negative facts is to check out any testimonials that the business offers you and on the very first page across the top, there is a testimonial link.
If there are photographs attached just place the cursor over the image and right-click, search Google for the image.
All the testimonials below are fake as the images can be found on royalty-free image sites like Pexels, Unsplash, Pixabay…
Fake Payments
Same with the payments disclosure; the payment that you can see to the right I found on several other similar sites.
Those sites that came up when I did a search were, Click4Cash and CloutBucks.
A quick search for www.Cloutbucks.com and I found that the domain has expired and up for sale.
This fake payment along with the fake testimonials should be more than enough for you take a hike.
Fake Business Address
The address (A108 Adam Street, New York, NY 535022) that Wirebucks.com claim to be at doesn’t exist as the zip code is too long.
So, what does a #1 Influencer Network actually mean?
Quite frankly this is a term that somebody has dreamt up to attract people into believing that they have stumbled across an amazing high paying website.
Why choose us?
They are making claims that their parent company have been active since 2008 and that they have grown wiredbucks.com to more than 200,000 members that have earned over $400 million.
Considering this website came on stream early 2020 and the fact that there is no mention anywhere of a parent company, I find it highly unlikely that they have paid out over 400 million dollars.
They strive to provide straight transparency to its members.
False testimonials and fake payments, does that look like transparency to you?
What We Like – Wiredbucks Review
There is literally nothing that I liked about this company.
The fact that it doesn’t cost you anything to join is probably the only positive thing to say about Wiredbucks.com.
What We Don’t Like – Wirebucks Review
Fake testimonials.
Fake payment disclosures.
Members are not able to cash out and end up having their memberships blocked or cancelled.
No way of contacting anybody from Wiredbucks.com because the contact form just doesn’t work.
There is no mention of a parent company anywhere.
False disclaimer, claiming that they have paid out over $400 million in 6 short months.
Is Wiredbucks a SCAM or LEGIT?
It’s not very often, in fact, I very rarely disclose an opportunity as a scam, but in this case, Wiredbucks.com is definitely in that category.
In my eyes, a scam would be you paying for a product or service but not getting either, but this is free to join so this wouldn’t apply.
However, earning money within this platform and then Wiredbucks.com failing to pay you could be deemed as a true scam.
There would seem to be a pattern here, where everybody who tries to cash out is given this type of notice. Cancelled as a result of fraud stats!
It looks to me that once you have achieved inviting others into this scheme then your worth is no longer required.
Wiredbucks Review: Final Thoughts!
The promise of earning the big-bucks is always going to be a hook that convinces people to join but I can’t stress enough that you do proper research first before you waste many hours and days.
The promise of easy money online just doesn’t exist and what WiredBucks does is they give you false hope and then they take it away.
When you see the promise of easy money, that alone should stop you in your tracks because there literally isn’t such a thing other than winning the lottery.
Having said this I did in fact waste time on similar sites a few years ago, I guess until I decided what I really wanted to do.
I decided to look into affiliate marketing and found this to be the right fit for me and it could be for you too.
So if you are serious about learning how all this works then I can highly recommend this training platform from Wealthy Affiliate.
It is 100% free to join with no credit card details asked for, so you can check out the site first to see if this would be something that might interest you and besides you’d have me there to help you all the way.
Feedback, Comments and Subscribe
Well, after reviewing many products online this was by far the easiest to declare a product that I definitely would not recommend.
If you enjoyed this review then show some love and share it amongst your friends on social media so that they can avoid this type of so-called opportunity.
Any questions at all or maybe you are or have been a member of WiredBucks and want to share your experience please add your comments below.
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10 thoughts on “Wiredbucks Review – Exposing the Fake Testimonials and Unrealistic Claims”
I’m surprised you gave WiredBucks 2.3 out of 10! This is a pure 0! I’ve seen tons of these sites that promise $200 to $500 per day doing small tasks online. If you take a better look, you’ll see that they use fake testimonials, fake income proof, and if you go a step further, you’ll discover dozens of clone sites all over the net! In other words, this is a part of a large network of scams.
The problem is that they will let you do these tasks, and it might appear that you’re earning money. But if try to withdraw your earnings, you will stumble upon a wall of silence. Even worse, they say that you need to be 99 years or older to participate!!!! WTF!!! Scam guys, big scam!
Hi Mick, I register to Wiredbucks, and I could believe that they would give money just like that by a click but still, I try it.
It started to grow up and I was wondering where did the money come from. No fee to register! How can they paid so much money without any fee or product to sell.
So if you look in the condition to get paid you need to enter a credit card to make some online survey to 5 different companies to get paid. So that where I unsubscribe to wiredbucks.
thank you for sharing
Lyne
Thank you so much for this insightful review, Mick! I am very familiar with Wiredbucks, and I completely agree with you that the site is a scam. Several of my friends tried this site out to make a few extra dollars on the side, and they all posed the same complaints that you spoke of-fake testimonials, fake pictures, and when they tried to cash out to PayPal (two had accumulated over $500, while one had accumulated just under $250), their accounts were mysteriously deleted. Wiredbucks are frauds and an absolute scam-they are NOT worth anyone’s time, effort, energy, or frustration. Thank you so much for helping us to avoid these sharks! God bless you!
Do you know what’s worse than wasting my hard-earned money? You guessed it – wasting my precious time on lousy sites like WiredBucks.
These guys are the worst, and they should be reported to an agency that deals with these types of scams. They are cruel, overpromising, and you shouldn’t believe a word they say.
I knew it was too good not to be a scam, but I fell for it anyway. Please don’t follow in my footsteps, you’ll regret it!
As for you, Mick, thanks for shedding light on this disastrous company. You’ve done one hell of a job!
Hey Gorjan, thank you for your take on this product.
When I first started looking at Wiredbucks I initially thought it looked too good to be true but was still looking for something good to come out of it. Only when I got right into it did it all become clear and probably the worst product I have reviewed.
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I’m surprised you gave WiredBucks 2.3 out of 10! This is a pure 0! I’ve seen tons of these sites that promise $200 to $500 per day doing small tasks online. If you take a better look, you’ll see that they use fake testimonials, fake income proof, and if you go a step further, you’ll discover dozens of clone sites all over the net! In other words, this is a part of a large network of scams.
The problem is that they will let you do these tasks, and it might appear that you’re earning money. But if try to withdraw your earnings, you will stumble upon a wall of silence. Even worse, they say that you need to be 99 years or older to participate!!!! WTF!!! Scam guys, big scam!
Thanks, Ivan for taking time out and commenting on Wirebucks.
I think you will see that I picked up on the fake testimonials and fake income proof.
As for the rating out of 10, you are right they didn’t deserve a 2.3
Hi Mick, I register to Wiredbucks, and I could believe that they would give money just like that by a click but still, I try it.
It started to grow up and I was wondering where did the money come from. No fee to register! How can they paid so much money without any fee or product to sell.
So if you look in the condition to get paid you need to enter a credit card to make some online survey to 5 different companies to get paid. So that where I unsubscribe to wiredbucks.
thank you for sharing
Lyne
Hey Lyne, thank you for your comments
Thank you so much for this insightful review, Mick! I am very familiar with Wiredbucks, and I completely agree with you that the site is a scam. Several of my friends tried this site out to make a few extra dollars on the side, and they all posed the same complaints that you spoke of-fake testimonials, fake pictures, and when they tried to cash out to PayPal (two had accumulated over $500, while one had accumulated just under $250), their accounts were mysteriously deleted. Wiredbucks are frauds and an absolute scam-they are NOT worth anyone’s time, effort, energy, or frustration. Thank you so much for helping us to avoid these sharks! God bless you!
Without doubt, Wiredbucks is probably the worst opportunity I have come across and can rightly come out and call this a SCAM.
Thanks for taking time out and commenting.
Your support is very much appreciated.
Do you know what’s worse than wasting my hard-earned money? You guessed it – wasting my precious time on lousy sites like WiredBucks.
These guys are the worst, and they should be reported to an agency that deals with these types of scams. They are cruel, overpromising, and you shouldn’t believe a word they say.
I knew it was too good not to be a scam, but I fell for it anyway. Please don’t follow in my footsteps, you’ll regret it!
As for you, Mick, thanks for shedding light on this disastrous company. You’ve done one hell of a job!
Hey Gorjan, thank you for your take on this product.
When I first started looking at Wiredbucks I initially thought it looked too good to be true but was still looking for something good to come out of it. Only when I got right into it did it all become clear and probably the worst product I have reviewed.
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