Welcome to my JustEarn review!

Will JustEarn.co scam you? Or is it a legit website that will help you make real money with social media?

No matter the questions you have, you have found the right JustEarn review because here I reveal the good, the bad and the ugly about this platform.

As you already know, there are too many frauds out there and they come in all forms, so I’m happy to see that you’re doing your due diligence.

That’s the way to avoid getting ripped off and find the legitimate method to earn passive income every single day.

Before getting started, I let you know that here you will not find any justearn.co referral link because I’m not trying to recruit you.

My purpose with this JustEarn review is to help you make the best possible decision.

 

JustEarn review summary

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Name: JustEarn

Website URL: justearn.co

Creator: Hidden

Created in: April 2020

Cost: Free to register but it can take your money

Who is it for? The creator

Do I recommend it? No, it’s not real!

 

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What is JustEarn about?

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JustEarn (found at justearn.co) is a website that claims to be the #1 earning network that can help you make money for sharing your referral link and completing some tasks.

It seems to be a website for anyone because they claim you can make money at home, at work and even at school.

Wouldn’t it be wonderful to make money without having to get out of home? I believe most people would love it, especially during these hard times we’re all going through because of the covid-19 pandemic.

According to justearn.co, you get $10 per referral, $50 after joining, $50 per task and $2 per link click. So if someone clicks on your link and visits the justearn website but doesn’t sign up, you apparently earn $2.

It sounds awesome because if it were true, making hundreds of dollars per day would be easy. But it sounds very unrealistic because those payouts are too high for the kind of work they tell you to do.

Honestly, I have seen lots of websites like this one, and the hard truth is that they all ended up being scams that didn’t pay. This is the list of some of these websites:

• OGDollars
• Tap2Earn
• ShowCash.co
• StackPay.org
• CashChase
• EarnBucks.co
• Use2Earn
• BonusJunkies.co
• SocialBounty
• CloutBucks
• ZoanCash
• MoreCash
• Click4Kash
• Click2Cash
• ShareCash.co
• RewardDollars
• MoneyGenie.co

These sites have the same red flags that I’ve seen in JustEarn, so I feel that justearn.co is not going to be different than the others. 

 

How does JustEarn.co really operate?

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JustEarn.co does not work as advertised, since it does not operate in a way that can help you make money. Let me explain.

JustEarn is free to sign up, which is one of the reasons there are many people who have joined without thinking about the possible dangers.

The moment I saw their homepage, I didn’t get good vibes, but I wanted to see how the dashboard area looked like just to determine if I was wrong or not.

So I created an account with a fake email and name just to see how it was inside. Now I can say that I wasn’t wrong because they tell you to do the same that the other scam sites want members to do.

They want you to do the following:

• Copy and paste your referral link on all social networks
• Upload a YouTube video saying that JustEarn pays
• Post promotional pictures on all social media
• Complete some tasks and take surveys

You see, this is something that most people can do, so why isn’t everyone doing this? If it worked, there would be less people struggling financially, don’t you think?

There are lots of GPT websites out there, and I know that the legit ones don’t even pay $10 per task. Legit GPT sites have low payouts and it makes sense.

Companies don’t pay a lot for something that can be done by many people, so what would make you think that JustEarn is better than other companies?

JustEarn is not offering any products or services, it’s free to join and it doesn’t have any ads. So I believe that members can only help them make money when they complete tasks.

The owners of this platform don’t earn any money when people sign up or when people visit their website. They only make money when people complete tasks.

They claim to pay $50 per task, which is way too much because these tasks only take 5-10 minutes to complete. You know that most people don’t even earn $10 in that period of time…

Some of those tasks only require you to visit other websites and give away your phone number. Would you ever pay more than $50 just to get a phone number? I personally would not.

JustEarn should get paid at least $100 per task in order to profit as a company. It’s not only the owners the ones who want to get paid, it’s also all the employees and other people behind justearn. 

So just imagine how much companies or advertisers that work with JustEarn need to pay for a single task: over $100! 

If we compare JustEarn to other GPT sites like Swagbucks, you can conclude that any advertiser or company would rather work with Swagbucks because Swagbucks asks as much as three dollars per task.

In case JustEarn gets paid for each task you complete, they definitely don’t get paid what they claim to pay you. So how will they be able to pay you the money they promise? 

If they paid that kind of money, they would get into huge debt and wouldn’t last. This is one of the reasons I believe JustEarn does not pay, just like the other scam websites I have mentioned.

 

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Lack of information about the creators

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The fact that there’s no info about the people behind JustEarn.co is definitely a red flag to me.

Knowing who’s behind a website or company is important because it can help you determine how your experience will be.

I mean, you wouldn’t like to join a website whose owners are known scammers, right?

The creators of JustEarn are not doing anything differently than most scam artists because these unethical individuals lack transparency, and that’s something that can be said about the people behind this platform.

There are no photos of themselves and they don’t even mention their names, so there’s no way to know who we are dealing with.

Without knowing who they are, there’s no way you can trust them. So why would you join a website whose creators cannot be trusted?

I personally stay away from websites whose owners are being dishonest. If you give them your personal data, they should be real about their identities, don’t you think?

 

Lies about creation date

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I have already explained why JustEarn cannot pay members, but there’s another scam sign that makes me reach that conclusion, and that sign is that the owners of JustEarn lie about how long it’s been in business.

I visited the whois website to check out the registration date of the domain justearn.co. And the result made me conclude that everything about JustEarn is 100% fake.

According to whois, justearn.co was registered in March 31st 2020 and it was updated in April 11th 2020, so it’s not even been a month (as of this review) since it was updated.

This is something that proves that JustEarn.co was not created in 2015, which you can read in their “about us” page.

So why would they lie about this? Why can’t they be transparent about how long justearn has existed? Because people tend to trust websites that have been in business for at least 5 years, and new websites are way less trusted. So they want to gain credibility.

Also, if you take into account that JustEarn is very new, you can also conclude that it hasn’t helped members make a lot of money.

Well, knowing that their business model makes it not possible for members to get paid, and knowing that the owners are hiding their identities, I cannot trust this platform.

In my opinion, all their payment proofs and testimonials are fake because I have already seen them in other fraudulent websites, not to mention that some payment proofs are dated prior to the existence of JustEarn.

So members haven’t been getting paid because JustEarn didn’t exist back then.

 

JustEarn.co is connected to other scams

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JustEarn looks like other scams I have exposed, like CashForShare, ShareToEarn, CashCrates and EarnAndGo.

All these sites work exactly the same way, they promise you will make money for getting referrals, clicks and completing tasks. They even have the same layout and fake claims.

In the main page for JustEarn, there are some photos with the EarnAndGo logo, and I remember seeing these pictures in the EarnAndGo website before it got shut down.

Here you can observe what I mean:

So it’s clear that JustEarn is a copy of EarnAndGo. I’m convinced that the people behind EarnAndGo are the same ones who have created JustEarn.

The reason they create multiple similar websites is that they want to prevent potential victims from finding the truth. Their scam websites get exposed by so many people, so these scammers create new sites to keep scamming  others.

Below you can read some tweets by people who fell for EarnAndGo:

As you can read, EarnAndGo didn’t pay anyone, so you can expect the same from JustEarn.co.

Knowing that JustEarn is the same as Earn And Go and other frauds, I have found out that the justearn.co terms also state that you need to be at least 99 years of age in order to use their site, which is a big red flag because the owners of this scam know damn well that all members are under 99.

That’s the same as saying that they will not pay anyone, they don’t even ask members how old they are. It’s a complete joke!

They are taking advantage of the fact that they know most people are not going to read their terms. 

I don’t understand how these fraudsters can sleep well at night knowing that they are taking advantage of the fact that many people are losing their jobs and looking to work from home right now. These scammers are very cruel and inhuman, don’t you think?

 

Is JustEarn.co a scam?

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With all the scam signs that JustEarn has, don’t you think it should be considered a scam?

In my opinion, the people behind JustEarn are the same who created Paid2Share, CashCrates and the other websites I mentioned.

These con artists want as many people as possible to join their websites because the more people who register, the more personal data they collect.

With lots of email addresses, names, passwords and other info, they can sell it all to other scammers and hackers who will do the same.

They also ask for your payment information because they want to get access to your paypal and bank account to steal all your money. 

You see, the more info these fraudsters get, the worse it can get for you. They will not only steal your money, they will also try to steal your identity. 

All of this can give you lots of problems that I’m sure you don’t want and you don’t deserve. 

So for me, JustEarn is a complete waste of time and effort, that’s why I have decided not to promote it. I don’t want anyone to get scammed.

What you decide to do is up to you, but my final verdict is that it’s best to avoid JustEarn.co at all costs.

 

Avoid these fake sites! Here’s how to make passive income every day

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You don’t deserve to fall for scams, you deserve to earn daily passive income, just like I and other people do.

There are websites that will pay you to complete surveys and tasks, but the truth is that they can earn you as much as $30 per month, and I’m sure that you know that you deserve so much more than that because that’s not even enough to pay the bills, right?

If you have wasted time on a scam site like JustEarn.co, it’s time for you to take action to achieve your goals.

You know, you cannot get your wasted time back, so it’s important to ensure that your next efforts go towards a real way to make you money.

I’m not going to say that you don’t need to put in the work or time because I would be lying, and I hate lies. 

The truth is that if you put in the time and effort, you can make your dream a reality! The business I’m using is called affiliate marketing, which is about helping people find solutions to their problems, and if they purchase something that can help them, I earn commissions.

I’m living proof this business works, as you can see in one of my payment proofs:

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Oh, and what if you ever have questions or need support? No problem! I’m not like those scammers because I’m transparent about who I am and I also show you how you can get in touch with me. 

If you read my free guide until the end, you will learn how you can get started today for free, what training and tools I’ve used, the reasons this method works, proof that it works and so on. 

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I will leave this quote here:

If you want something you have never had, you must be willing to do something you have never done.

I hope this JustEarn review has been helpful to you and you will make the best possible decision.

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If there’s something else you want to know or you have any questions about justearn.co or would like to share your experience, please leave a comment below. I love hearing from you all!

Whatever you do next, I wish you nothing but the best =)