Welcome to my CashCrates.co review!

Will CashCrates.co scam you? Were you using EarnAndGo and got redirected to cashcrates.co? Or did anyone tell you to click on earnandgoshare.co and got taken to the CashCrates.co site?

No matter the questions you have, you have found the right CashCrates.co review because here I reveal everything you need to know about this platform.

I want to point out that this is not a review of the website cashcrate.com. CashCrate.com and CashCrates.co are similar when it comes to their domain names but they operate in a different way that I’m about to reveal.

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

That’s the way to avoid falling for frauds and find the legitimate way to earn passive income every single day.

Before getting started, I let you know that here you will not find any cashcrates.co referral link because I’m not advertising it.

My purpose with this CashCrates.co review is to help you decide whether CashCrates is good for you or not.

 

CashCrates.co review summary

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Name: CashCrates

Website URLs:

• cashcrates.co
• earnandgo.co
• earnandgoshare.co

Creator: Hidden

Cost: Free to join but not worth it

Who is it for? The owner

Do I recommend it? No, it’s not nice!

 

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What is CashCrates.co said to be?

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CashCrates.co claims to be the #1 earning network that is helping people like you make money with social media.

They claim you can enjoy a $50 bonus after signing up, which sounds awesome, right?

I mean, who wouldn’t like to get $50 just for joining a website for free? I believe everyone would like that. 

But the truth is that they won’t allow you to withdraw those $50 the same day you join. They will force you to get clicks, referrals and complete tasks.

According to the info on their site, you can make $10 per referral, $2 per link click and $50 per task, which is too much, in my opinion.

The fact that signing up is free is one of the reasons there are many people joining without thinking twice. Who would say that a free-to-join site could be a scam?

So there are many people giving it a try. After all, doing what they tell you is not hard and most people can do it.

Most people can share links on social media, most people can download apps and most people can complete surveys.

So my question is: why isn’t everyone making money with CashCrates.co? 

Knowing that we are going through difficult times and many people are losing their jobs, why am I not seeing more success stories about people making easy money online? Why are there too many people struggling to make ends meet? 

You see, I have found too many websites with the same claims as CashCrates, so why am I still seeing people struggling financially?

The answer is that all the websites like CashCrates.co don’t work as advertised… Will I have to include CashCrates.co in this list?

• OGDollars
• Tap2Earn
• ShowCash.co
• StackPay.org
• CashChase
• EarnBucks.co
• Use2Earn
• BonusJunkies.co
• SocialBounty
• CloutBucks
• ZoanCash
• MoreCash
• Click4Kash
• Click2Cash
• ShareCash.co
• RewardDollars
• MoneyGenie.co
• CashForShare.co
• Paid2Share
• OGTask

 

How CashCrates.co really works

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CashCrates.co does not work as advertised because it was not created to help you make money.

It has been designed in such a way that can lead you to believe you’re earning money, since you can see your cashcrates account balance increase and increase as you get referrals, clicks and complete tasks.

However, if you try to cash out, you won’t receive any money. Many of the people who fall for this kind of sites only realize they’ve been wasting their time when it’s too late.

Just the fact that you’re looking for answers tells me that you probably thought that CashCrates.co seems a “too good to be true” website.

And it really is, Cashcrates.co is too good to be true and works in a way that you won’t like.

 

No info about the real owners

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

Knowing who’s behind a company or a website 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 owners of CashCrates.co 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 cashcrates.

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?

 

Unrealistic income claims

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Another reason not to trust CashCrates.co is the fact that they make absurd income claims.

I know that making $50 per task, $10 per referral and $2 per click would be awesome, but if you think about how cashcrates.co makes money as a company, you can conclude that they don’t make enough to pay you.

You see, if makes no sense to pay $50 for something that most people can do. Completing those tasks takes about 10 minutes, and I’m sure that most people don’t earn $50 for something that can be done in 10 minutes. 

Who on Earth would pay $50 for completing a survey or downloading an app? Legit companies & advertisers usually pay as much as $3 for those kind of tasks.

If the owners of Cashcrates.co are not getting paid as much as they claim to pay you, they will definitely not pay you. Any company first wants to make a profit before paying others.

When it comes to getting paid per link click, you won’t get paid because the owners of CashCrates.co are not getting paid when people visit their website.

You see, they are not earning any money for each visitor because their website has no ads. They clearly cannot afford to pay $2 per click.

And what about getting paid $10 per referral? They are letting people join for free, which means that they’re not earning anything for every sign up. 

They’re not selling any goods or services so they obviously cannot afford to pay $10 per referral. All those numbers are completely fake.

Getting referrals to free-to-join websites and completing tasks is not the way to make a full-time income. Legit GPT websites are only a way to make some extra cash.

So whenever a GPT website claims you can make a lot of money easily, start suspecting they’re lying to you.

 

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Fake testimonials

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Has anyone earned money with CashCrates.co? The answer is no, nobody has made money with CashCrates.co.

I know that the site has some testimonials, payment proofs and tweets, but they are all fake!

The reason the payment proofs are fake is that they’re photoshopped. There are some payment proofs that are prior to the existence of CashCrates.co, which indicates that those payment proofs are not real.

I mean, it’s not possible that people got paid before cashcrates.co was created.

Here you can see what I mean:

As you can see, the cashcrates.co domain name was registered on April 11th 2020, according to a reputable website called whois.

It’s clear that those payment proofs are fake. CashCrates.co has not paid anyone and it’s not even an influencer network because it’s a new website.

This is an indication that they lie about the company story, which is another red flag. Legitimate companies wouldn’t lie about how long they’ve been in business.

If you search for some positive cashcrates.co reviews, you won’t find anything good about it. The only honest reviews you will find are negative, and if you find anything positive you need to know that it’s coming from members that have been lied to.

There are some members who are uploading youtube videos talking positive about cashcrates.co, but they’re not being real because they haven’t got paid.

 

It’s connected to the EarnAndGo scam

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One of the biggest red flags I have found is the fact that CashCrates.co is connected to EarnAndGo.

In fact, EarnAndGo was the previous name of this platform. They changed its name to CashCrates because EarnAndGo has so many negative reviews and complaints.

Maybe you are someone who joined when the site was called EarnAndGo and you are wondering why they changed their name.

The reason for this is that there are lots of people who have been reporting EarnAndGo because they haven’t got paid. EarnAndGo even got their Twitter account suspended because lots of people reported it.

As you can see, in the cashcrates.co website, there’s evidence that it’s connected to EarnAndGo:

Those tweets and Twitter user don’t even exist and you can confirm it because they cannot be found on Twitter. 

You see, the owners of this scam changed the name without prior warning, which is another red flag because it indicates that they are not transparent to members.

Do you know any legit company that constantly changes its name? If a company is well-known, the owners won’t change its name because it can be very misleading to the public.

The members of EarnAndGo are the same members of CashCrates.co, so I believe that reading some real EarnAndGo reviews and opinions will be useful to you.

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

Knowing that CashCrates.co is the same as Earn And Go and other frauds, I have found out that the cashcrates.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.

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 con artists 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 CashCrates.co a scam?

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With all the scam signs that CashCrates.co has, don’t you think it has to be considered a scam?

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

These fraudsters 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, CashCrates.co 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 CashCrates.co at all costs.

 

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If you want to make money by completing surveys or tasks, you could earn about $2 per day, which I believe that is not worth your time.

When I was getting started, I tried a few survey sites but I looked somewhere else because there’s not much money to be earned with surveys, not to mention that I got frustrated every time I got disqualified.

The truth is that you can earn more with your 9 to 5 job than with paid surveys or tasks. That’s why I don’t recommend surveys or GPT sites to people who are looking to make an income online.

If you have wasted time on a scam site like CashCrates.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 make sure that your next efforts go towards a real way to make you money.

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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 CashCrates.co review has been helpful to you and you will make the best possible decision.

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