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Is Earn2Flex Legit?

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I saw somebody posted a link on Facebook, promoting something called Earn2Flex. Since I do a lot of reviews, I had my doubts already about this system, but wanted to find out more about the Earn2Flex as well.

It seems that the website is getting more attention and that is why I feel obliged to inform people that this system is not what it claims it is.

Also, many people on platforms like Quora asking the same question – Is Earn2Flex Legit?

This is going to be a thorough review of this system, and if you read carefully, I am sure you’ll be able to recognize similar scammy systems in the future.

Disclaimer
Please note, I am not a member or an affiliate for Earn2Flex. This review is based on research and information available online in the public domain. Any recommendations and conclusions are only opinions and may not apply to all persons or situations.

Earn2Flex Overview

Product Name: Earn2Flex
Price to Join: $0
Creator: N/A
Rating: 0/10
Do I recommend it? No! It is a Scam!

Earn2Flex Summary

Earn2Flex is a system that pretends to be a legit GPT site (Get to Paid). You are promised to get a bonus just for signing up and if you refer others, you should get a commission.
On top of that, you can perform tasks and for each task, you can earn from $10 to $50.

These are just fake claims, though.
The entire Earn2Flex is one big Fake site.

Whoever is behind this website, they go after your data, email address, telephone number, credit card information, and so on.

My advice: stay away from the Earn2Flex.

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Earn2Flex Review

This is supposed to be the #1 influencer network that helps people to make money on social media platforms. According to the website, a user that signs up for this platform will perform surveys and tasks, can download some apps, and will be paid for it.

Apparently Earn2Flex is kind of a middleman between members and advertisers. These advertisers are according to Earn2Flex big brands, like Burger King, Wendy’s, or Dunkin Donuts.

Well, I think it is enough of this nonsense.

This system is nothing like that and all the information you find on their website Earn2Flex .com is just fake.

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First of all the Signup Bonus of $25 is the first lie.

The legitimate GPT (Get-Paid-To) sites pay up to a $10 bonus for sign-up. But these legitimate websites (like InboxDollars or TimeBucks) are well-established systems founded more than 5 years ago.

Whoever is behind the Earn2Flex pretends that this website has been around since 2016.
We are about to find out that this is a simple lie.

When it comes to any system or website promising you to make easy money, make sure to check the foundation date and double-check this date on a website called whois.com (I am going to show you how to do that in the next section).

Who Is Behind?

Whenever a suspicion arises about a website like Earn2Flex I always want to find out who is behind it, who the creator is.

Unfortunately, there is no “About Us” section on the Earn2Flex site, so we have to check it elsewhere.

In the Contact section, we see the email and the address.

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Here are other disturbing issues:

  • Email does not work – or at least there is no feedback whatsoever
  • The address is fake. There is not Rollins Road in the Cotesfield Region (population 48, in 2018, acc. to Wiki)

Let’s check some information about the age of the Earn2Flex.

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And let’s have a look at the real age of this website:

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In a few lines above we have found out enough evidence proving that the Earn2Flex is not legit. Enough to say that this is a scam and not to be trusted.

A little Tip For you:
If you want to know how to check the age of any website, watch the short video below.

(This specific video shows how to check the registration date of another scam website called inboxdollar.co, which does not exist anymore).
Note: Inboxdollar.co is redirected to another clone, called RewardDollars.

The point is that there are many scams just like the Earn2Flex. Check this link to see the other reviews of very similar websites.

Who is it For?

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So many people want to earn money online these days and it is perfectly normal. Unfortunately, many of them think that there is kind of a shortcut or a simple way how to generate revenue for a little effort.

Well, there are websites where you can really earn some money for not so much effort.
But the truth is that you won’t make a lot.

Let’s take for example the already mentioned legit GPT website like TimeBucks and Inboxdollars.com.

Please note the difference between these two:
– Inboxdollars.com is a legit GPT site
– inboxdollar.co  was a scam (the site does not work and as mentioned, it redirects you to a different clone of the same scam, called RewardDollars.co).

With Inboxdollars.com you can make maybe $100 to $200 per month and you would have to spend a few hours a day in front of the computer or mobile phone. These are good for pocket money or if you want to go out with your spouse.

But such GPT sites are definitely not good systems when it comes to consistent income online.

Earn2Flex wants you to think otherwise.
They promise a big return in a short period of time.

It does not work that way and be aware of such claims. In 99.9% these are scams.

If you want to generate revenue online, the best way is to create a website and generate traffic to it. We will also mention how to do that, but let’s get back to the Earn2Flex.

Who is this for?
Simply put – nobody and I recommend everyone to stay away from this system.

How Does the Earn2Flex Work?

It is very easy to register.

You only need to enter your name, username, email address, and password. It actually makes sense since they want as many people to join as possible.
Remember?  This is a data harvesting scam and the easier the registration is, the more people they get. As a result of that, they gain a lot of email addresses.

In the best-case scenario, they only sell these emails to a third party. Then the users of these emails receive different spams and/or offers they are not interested in.

But let’s get back to the beginning:
After signing up for Earn2Flex, you see that your earnings already show $25. Make no mistake – this is just a fake figure and let me assure you that there is no way you can cash it out.

What you also see inside the dashboard, is your referral link:

Is Earn2Flex Legit?

It says, “Share this link and earn $1 for every person who clicks on it. Earn an additional $5 when they sign up”.

This is another lie and if you spent at least a few minutes learning about how internet marketing works, you know that such a statement is ridiculous. No one pays just for clicks.
If you are of a different opinion let me know in the comment section below – we can have a serious discussion about that.

Another thing is that you are promised to get paid $5 when your referral signs up.

This does not make sense. The registration is free, so there is no money in the system.
This is not affiliate marketing where you get paid a commission based on the sale being made through your affiliate link.

In the dashboard, you see other ways how to supposedly make money.

  • $5 for installing an App
  • $5 for taking a Survey
  • $10 for creating a YouTube video talking about Earn2Flex

When you perform these tasks, your “earnings” inside the dashboard go up.

But…

Here is how it really works

When your balance is at least $100.00 you can try to cash it out.

You should get paid within a few days, but here is the kicker:

  1. Your request to cashout will be set on hold
  2. After about 14 days, you will be told that your referrals and clicks are fake and therefore you won’t get paid (in other words you are falsely accused)
  3. Your account is eventually closed

There is no way how to contact them – we have seen that already. Fake addres. Email does not work.

That is why if you see fake information on the website/system, do not sign up!

List of Red Flags

Let’s go over the red flags, so we know what to check and how to check. We have already gone through a few of them, so I won’t be bothering you with details. (You can always ask questions or get in touch with me using the comment section below).

1) Age of the system

This was one of the first red flags we have found out.

We know that the domain Earn2Flex.com was registered in February 2o2o.
Why do they claim to be founded in 2016?

To make it look like a well-established system with a lot of happy affiliates.
Nothing can be further from the truth.

2) Fake Payment Proofs

Here is another proof that Earn2Flex is a scam.

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It is not possible that someone got paid in August 2019. Earn2Flex did not exist back then.

Besides Earn2Flex does not pay at all.

3) No One Gets Paid

This is a comment amongst these scams and even the Earn2Flex  claims to be the #1 Influencer network, the truth is that no one gets paid.

Here is a screenshot of the review page (Trustpilot) – there are not many of them, but considering that Earn2Flex, I assume there will be more of them down the road.

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The one with positive reviews does not seem to be legit.
I mean, Earn2Flex is pretty much the same system as CashCrates. You can check the comment section saying that this person got scammed by them.

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4) Contact information – Not working

Their email does not work, I mean there is no feedback whatsoever, and I have tried to get in touch with them at least twice.

If someone claims to be the #1 influencer and system that helps people to make money, I expect to get feedback – and it can be an automatic answer from an autoresponder.

But nothing of that sort happened.

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It is also interesting that they have used a fake address. Just google the location and here is the result:

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In the middle of nowhere – the county was found, but there is not such a street.

5) Terms and Conditions – Missing

There are no Terms and Conditions, no Privacy Policy. This is another huge red flag and it means only one thing:

Stay away from this scam.

What I like

Pros
  • Absolutely nothing
    My Advice: Stay Away from Earn2Flex

What I don’t like

  • Fake info regarding the foundation date
  • Fake Contact information
  • Payment proofs – fake screenshots
  • Missing Terms and Conditions

Where to Go From Here?

It is not easy to find a good platform where one can start earning money online. And to be perfectly honest, there is no such thing that can start generating money for you for almost no effort.

When it comes to making money online, generally speaking, there are 3 types of systems:

  1. Scams and misleading digital products
  2. Systems that over promise and under deliver
  3. Legit platforms teaching you how to make money

Earn2Flex falls into the 1st category.

If you are serious about generating revenue online, you should always look for the 3rd category. People hesitate to join these legitimate platforms, mostly due to the price. Lof of these platforms charging $1,000 for 6 weeks course, or even more.

In 2017 I have joined one particular educational platform that offers a free trial. Meaning you have  7 days to check the training and the platform and if you don’t like it, you simply leave.
You can test it out for free (since no credit card information needed) – I will leave a link at the very end of this post. If you are not sure I understand that as well, and here you can read more about this platform.

But as I said, there is nothing to lose, since you only need your email. Just click on this link and I will guide you through.

Is Earn2Flex Legit?

Earn2Flex is not a legit website.
It is a data harvesting system that goes after your data like email address, telephone numbers, and depends on how many surveys the user takes, possibly other personal information as well.

Stay away from the Earn2Flex!

There will be more similar websites, but now you know how to double-check the information on the website.

Thanks a lot for reading,
Mike.

6 thoughts on “Is Earn2Flex Legit?”

  1. Hello Mike, scam sites are really common in our today business world online, and I always wonder how people know about this and not make a research about businesses before going into it. I have only seen Earn2flex here for the first time and I am happy to say I would clearly stay away from it and inform others as well.

    Reply
    • Good for you. 

      This is just another scam – there are dozens of them. 

      I believe as of this writing the Earn2Flex doesn’t exist anymore (at least the site is down)
      that is just another proof that when something seems too good to be true, then it is. 

      Have a good one

      Mike 

      Reply
  2. Hello there, thanks for sharing this awesome article I know it would be of great help to the public as it has been of help to me. Earn2Flex is a very big waste of time as I join and it was really bad as the UI was one of the worst I have seen I my life  and the fact that it’s free made me a lot more skeptical about it.

    Reply
    • Hello and thanks for the comment.

      You are absolutely right. 
      Earn2Flex is not worth the energy and effort. It is recommended to stay away from it. 

      There are legitimate systems where it is possible to make money, as for example SquadHelp

      Wishing you all the best 
      Cheers,
      Mike 

      Reply
  3. Hello there!

    That is a wonderful and well detailed review you have there. I am glad I found this Earn2flex review
    This is really helpful cos many of these platforms that claim to help people to earn money are usually scam so it is always important to see reviews like this so as to know if they are actually scam or not.

    Thanks.

    Reply
    • Hello and thank you for sharing your thoughts.

      Very glad you did your research since many people find out only after they are scammed. 

      Reply

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