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Clout Bucks is a Scam [Legit Review]

Home » Scams » Clout Bucks is a Scam [Legit Review]

 Updated: May 19, 2020 // by John

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Welcome to my Clout Bucks review.

Most people will tell you that this is legit even if this is a complete scam and I’m glad you did your research.

I’m sure you think or even feel that Cloutbucks.com is the real deal but I want to show you exactly why they aren’t.

I don’t care who claims that they’ve made money, do not believe a single thing they say.

Even if they have a screenshot.

I would like to sit here and explain every detail but reviews like this don’t require that much time.

There are just a few indicators that will explain it all, so let’s not beat around the bush and get straight to the point.

Table of Contents

  • Clout Bucks Review – Product Overview
  • What Exactly is Clout Bucks?
  • How the Scam Works
  • The Red Flags
  • Will Clout Bucks Actually Pay?
  • Final Verdict: Phishing Scam
  • My Recommendation

Clout Bucks Review – Product Overview


Name: Clout Bucks

Website: www.cloutbucks.com

Owner: Unknown

Price: Free

Overall Rating: SCAM

Cloutbucks is not a real site and they will NOT pay you either. Although they are free to join, please do not even signup or you will lose more than just money. They are a phishing scam that will take your information and use it against you. Unless you don’t want that to happen, avoid Clout Bucks at all costs. I do not recommend you join and I do not recommend you promote it like it’s legit either.

What Exactly is Clout Bucks?


Clout Bucks acts as a GPT (get paid to) kind of site like Swagbucks that will pay you to do simple tasks.

Take some surveys, visit other websites, and even watch some videos.

That’s how it works with any legit GPT site and that’s what Clout Bucks wants you to think.

The website looks great, it’s completely free to join, and the claims from others seem promising.

However, there are a lot of things that don’t happen and I want to show you what they are.

But first, let me explain how the scam actually works.

How the Scam Works


Clout Bucks is completely free to join.

They don’t ask for any money and heck, they don’t even ask for any credit card information.

So what happens?

You signup and have the comfort of knowing you have nothing to lose.

That my friend is exactly what they want you to think and that is exactly how you will get in trouble.

Once they get you to feel comfortable, you will go about doing things like you would with any other website.

You will provide your email address and a nice little password that is NEEDED in order to create your Clout Bucks account.

Then you will get your personal link and go out there promoting it like everyone else is doing.

From there you will have accumulated some money and you will think that you have just landed on a gold mine.

That’s how you’ll feel until it comes time to get your money.

Meet the minimum threshold, and it’s time to decide how you will get paid, with the two main options being through check or PayPal.

Most of you will prefer PayPal as it is safe and will get to your account a lot faster.

This is the time where the scums of Clout Bucks step in.

They will take the password you used to create your Clout Bucks account and then try to match it with the PayPal address that you are trying to get paid with.

If the password matches, they will try to transfer some money to themselves.

And if that doesn’t work, be prepared for them to try and get access to any other accounts you might have.

That’s all there is to it and you will not even notice that you have just been hit with a nice little phishing scam.

That’s the first part but do know that their overall site is working against you as well and that is what I will be going over next.

The Red Flags


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Every single phishing scam website comes with the same tall tell signs and I want to show you them below.

However, Clout Bucks comes with one that might be a clear indication that it is a scam.

If you go directly to cloutbucks.com and you are using some kind of antivirus protection, you will see something similar to the screenshot above.

Infection type: URL: Phishing

If that is not a clear indication that this site is not safe, then you might just be that desperate.

Now if you were introduced to this site by someone else, you will have most likely clicked on a link that actually worked.

But if you try typing the URL in the address bar, you will see that this is clearly a site designed to take your valuable information.

The other red flags consist of the same exact nonsense you will find on sites like Kids Earn Cash.

As a matter of fact, Kidsearncash.com is now being redirected to Cloutbucks.com, so you can obviously see that the same scammers are running both schemes.

You will see the same poor grammar, the same “happy members”, and fake testimonials.

I know the site is really nice and looks professional but don’t let that fool you.

Will Clout Bucks Actually Pay?


Nope.

There are members that love to take screenshots of their “earnings” but don’t believe them.

Not to say that they are lying but they simply just don’t know any better.

The screenshots you see are what they see in their Clout Bucks back office.

That’s about the only place it will be as it will never make it to anyone’s PayPal account.

No one is making any money, period.

Final Verdict: Phishing Scam


phishing-scam

Clout Bucks is nothing but a big fat scam.

A phishing scam to be exact.

So unless you want your identity taken or something, you best stay away from this site.

Also keep in mind that there are thousands of other sites that look exactly like Clout Bucks so be careful the next time you come across one.

They look great, are most likely free to join, and they will claim to pay you for getting others to join.

If you can understand those simple signs, you can avoid other scams in the future.

My Recommendation


Don’t be desperate.

I know we all want to make money online but it doesn’t come that easy.

Sure you can do it for free with sites like Squishy Cash or other GPT sites but it will not pay you the type of cash that Clout Bucks claims.

Now if you want to make some real money online, not only will you have to pay but you will need to put in the work necessary.

Besides that, don’t ever think that making lots of money online will come as easy as Clout Bucks makes it seem.

If you have any questions about this or any other program for that matter, feel free to leave them in the comments section below.

Thanks for reading my Clout Bucks review and I hope it has been helpful to you in one way or another.

Until next time, good luck and remember to always do your research.

Category: ScamsTag: Online Scams, Phishing Scams
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About John

Dad, veteran, entrepreneur, and trying golfer that loves to spend time with his family. When I’m not at the mall or doing soccer things, you’ll find me at the golf course trying to find the golf swing I lost many moons ago.

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Comments

  1. Asonye

    January 19, 2020 at 4:47 pm

    Thanks for the post.

    Reply
    • John

      January 19, 2020 at 11:46 pm

      You’re welcome Asonye.

      Reply
  2. Anthony

    January 13, 2020 at 1:31 am

    Pls is zovmoney legit or scam

    Reply
    • John

      January 13, 2020 at 1:48 am

      What is the link to that program Anthony?

      Reply
  3. Sunday Israel

    December 31, 2019 at 2:02 am

    Please I need the right site to make money, who know a lot about bitcoin

    Reply
    • John

      December 31, 2019 at 11:32 pm

      Bitcoin is a form of currency, what else did you want to know about it? How to make money with it?

      Reply
  4. Taiwo

    December 19, 2019 at 6:35 pm

    OK thanks,please I need the right site for online making money. please help me out .

    Reply
    • John

      December 19, 2019 at 9:17 pm

      Where are you from Taiwo?

      Reply
  5. nerissa

    September 1, 2019 at 7:51 am

    You are right…i am requesting for a cash out but they always reject it..they are more than neobux..thats why i google this satan cloutbucks bec.i want to make a public comment for them but it bring me here in your site.well if this cloutbucks is a syndicate this should be reported to the authority.thanks for your info.

    Reply
    • John

      September 1, 2019 at 9:26 am

      Yeah reporting them is not going to do much because they are operating out of a country that won’t really do much to them. The best you can do is NOT promote them and do the opposite by sharing this post.

      Reply
    • Miranda Squires

      January 17, 2020 at 1:31 am

      Now I feel like such a fool. I have been working on it all day in order to get my payment from them. I should have known better, but after I’m disabled and waiting on my Disability to begin. I just left a horrible domestic violence situation where I literally left with just the clothes I was wearing and nothing else. Trying to find the money to pay for a home. I attempted clout Bucks and should have know it was too good to be true. Many Im sure would say go get a job, but as someone who is unable to stand for than 5 minutes I am always turned down. I pray I finally get my Disability so I don’t ever have to feel the kind of embarrassed again.

      Reply
      • John

        January 17, 2020 at 7:48 am

        Sorry to hear about your disability Miranda as well as your hopes in Cloutbucks. If you are looking to make a few bucks, you can checkout Swagbucks or other survey sites. Now if you want to make more than just a couple of bucks, I recommend you try something like Wealthy Affiliate. Hope this helps Miranda!

        Reply

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