MoneyGuru.co Review – Is It Legit?

Is MoneyGuru a scam?

Or

An easy way to make some good cash online?

In my MoneyGuru.co review I will answer both of these questions. Also, I will explain what MoneyGuru is, how it works, and if you should join this program or not. Before I continue with my review, I should explain that MoneyGuru.co is not associated in any way with MoneyGuru.com. That is a different website and it has nothing to do with MoneyGuru.co.

There are many ways someone can make money online. From surveys and GPT sites to affiliate marketing and freelancing. You just need to pick something you like. Making money online is not impossible, but there is also no magic formula that can earn you thousands of dollars while you do nothing. There are plenty of scammers online trying to take advantage of people looking to make some extra money by promising them easy ways that require little to no work. But I am afraid there is no such thing as easy money online.

Obviously, you are here (reading my review) because you want to make money online. But can MoneyGuru.co help you do that or is it a waste of time?

Let’s take a closer look and find out if MoneyGuru is a legitimate way to earn money online.

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Disclaimer. I am not an affiliate or a member of MoneyGuru.co. My review is based on information available to everyone online. This review is my opinion and is based on my research. Results may vary and may not apply to all persons.

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Name: MoneyGuru

Website: MoneyGuru.co

Owner: Unknown (at least to me)

Price: Free to join

Verdict: Not Recommended

What is MoneyGuru?

MoneyGuru claims to be the best cashing network. According to its homepage members can earn money by referring others to join MoneyGuru, by installing apps, completing surveys, and other similar tasks. At first, this sounds like a pretty easy way to make some extra money online. The tasks are simple and easy to do, and there are also video testimonials saying how easy it is to make money with this system.

You’ll even earn a $10 bonus just for signing up. MoneyGuru also claims to be the “#1 app installs affiliate network” that has paid over $44 Million to more than 730,000 members. All that sounds great, but unfortunately, MoneyGuru is not a legit GPT (Get Paid To) site.

All these claims (including the testimonials) are fake. MoneyGuru pretends to be a legit GPT site but everything that’s being said on their site is a lie. MoneyGuru doesn’t pay its members (there are plenty of complaints online) and is actually part of a big network of dozens of similar sites that use the same exact methods to scam people. You see MoneyGuru and the people behind it are interested in collecting your personal data like your email address, phone number, full name, credit card details, home address, etc.

MoneyGuru is not an easy way to make money online and based on my research you will not earn any money regardless of the number of tasks you complete or the people you refer to MoneyGuru. The reason I know that is because like I said above MoneyGuru is a clone of other similar sites, all claiming the same things. I have reviewed several of these sites like CloutShout, ShareCach, CashForShare, CashGem but there are of course much more such as EarnBucks, Click2Earn, RainMoney, Paid2Share, etc.

After a while, they disappear only to appear again later using a different domain name. They may look different but I am afraid it’s the same site being launched again and again. People sign up believing this is an easy way to make some extra money online, start promoting the site, and completing the tasks (submitting your personal info is required). They see the money appearing in their account in the members’ area and they believe everything is going great.

But when they try to cash out their earnings their request is denied. Sites like MoneyGuru are a waste of time because they never pay their users. Websites like MoneyGuru.co are considered data harvesting scams.

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If you are looking for a legit GPT site, I suggest taking a look at the following post: 

14 Best Paid Online Survey Websites

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How Does MoneyGuru Work?

According to the MoneyGuru homepage earning money with their system is easy, and you don’t need to spend a lot of time on the site to make money online. Signing up is easy. The only things required to create an account is your name, an email, and a password. You will also earn an extra $10 for activating your account.

Here are the 3 steps you need to follow to earn money with MoneyGuru (according to them):

1. Sing up. Creating an account is free, and you’ll also get a $10 bonus.
2. Share your referral link. Invite your friends to NoneyGuru and earn $5 for every referral.
3. Get Paid. Cash-out your earnings through PayPal, Bitcoin, and CashApp.

You also earn $5 for every task you complete, 10% on your referral earnings, $10 for promoting MoneyGuru on social media (publish posts/videos on Facebook, YouTube, TikTok, Twitter, Instagram), $0.2 for every click you get on your referral link and $1 for reading pre-written positive reviews about MoneyGuru.

It looks simple, but you should know that if something looks too good to be true it usually is. MoneyGurru has a lot of red flags you need to know about. The biggest one being is it doesn’t pay its members. In the Cons I reveal why trying to make money with MoneyGuru is not possible.

There are also certain requirements you need to meet in order to withdraw your earnings. Not that this will make any difference. Even if you do everything they ask you to do you still won’t get paid. Here is a list of the requirements:

• Complete at least 6 tasks
• Refer at least 5 people to MoneyGuru
• Earn at least $100

These requirements don’t mean anything, because like with everything on this site, they are also fake. They just want you to promote MoneyGuru and complete as many tasks as you can before realizing you did all these for nothing. The tasks on its TaskWall are probably CPA offers and that is how the owner (or owners) earn money. Every time you complete a task they probably earn a commission too.

These “tasks” that you are asked to complete include downloading & installing apps. You will have to create accounts, sign up for trials, submit your personal info (mobile number, email address, etc) and your credit card information. I strongly recommnend you to avoid doing that. You could start receiving emails, sales texts from unknown companies since there is no way to know what these apps will do with your personal info.

Also, using your credit card to confirm that you signed up for these apps is, in my opinion, a big mistake. You should be careful about the information you share because you risk getting charged for services you don’t want. Legit GPT sites usually pay between $0.5 and $2 for downloading games and other similar tasks. The amount of money ($5 per task) MoneyGuru claims to pay its users is unusually high and very suspicious.

Pros & Cons

If you want to make some extra cash online MoneyGuru is not the way to do it. From what I have mentioned above is obvious that this platform is not a legitimate site. Here is a list with a few more flags and some more things you should know about MoneyGuru:

Pros

• Free to join. Actually I like nothing about MoneyGuru but you can sign up for free and try it yourself. Anyone can create an account for free and find out what this site is all about.

Cons

• Terms & Conditions make no sense. If you take a look at the MoneyGuru Terms and Conditions page, you will quickly realize there is something wrong with this site. It says you have to be at least 99 years of age or older to use the MoneyGuru.co website.

Does this make any sense to you? Is this a typo? I doubt it because I have seen it before. I believe this is an excuse to deny any payment because you didn’t meet their terms. They can simply refuse to pay you or anyone else. That alone proves that this is not a legitimate site.

• Unknown owner. MoneyGuru provides no information about its owners or who is behind the site. There is no “About Us” page or anything else regarding the founders of MoneyGuru.co. The only thing they mention is in their FAQ section where they state that their parent company has been online since 2010 but again they don’t mention the name of the company or anything else about them.
• Fake Testimonials. According to whois.com the domain MoneyGuru.co was registered on the 25th of June 2020. Not 10 years or 5 ago but in June 2020. But despite that on the “Testimonials” page they show us payments dated January and May 2020.

How is that possible? How did MoneyGuru pay all those users even though the site didn’t even exist back then? It doesn’t make any sense. MoneyGuru didn’t pay those members because all those payment proofs and testimonials are fake.

• Fake Sponsorship Information. MoneyGuru claims to be sponsored by some big brands like Amazon, RedBull, McDonald’s, and others. But they don’t mention anything else. This is just another attempt to make the site look legit. They want you to believe that this is a legitimate GPT site.

In my opinion this is fake too. Like the payment proofs, the testimonials, the unknown parent company and the fake history.

• Too many complaints. No one is getting paid. There are dozens of complaints online from people who tried MoneyGuru but were unable to withdraw their earnings. Searching online for information about MoneyGuru the only things I found were negative reviews and people saying this is a scam.

Conclusion

MoneyGuru.co is a copy-cat site that is part of a large network of dozens of similar sites that have tricked hundreds of people over the years. It is not a way to make money online. In my opinion this is a site you should avoid.

You won’t be able to cash out your earnings no matter what you do. There are many complaints online from users who already tried that and failed. Its sole purpose seems to be to collect your personal information and make you sign up for various apps. Although MoneyGuru is free you could end up losing money by subscribing to these apps.

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Legit GPT sites might be a could choice if you want to earn a few extra dollars per month, but the pay rates are too low. If you are looking to make something more than a few bucks per month, you could start your own business.

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