Cash and Go Review – Is “cashandgo.co” Legit or a Scam?

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If you're looking for ways to make money online, you know there are plenty of scams. And you're probably wondering if Cash and Go (also known as cashandgo.co) is one of them? 

Everyone can use more money these days, it seems. The cost of everything is going up, and the future is uncertain. 

But finding legit ways to earn your income from home is hard. 

If you have bills to pay and debts to get rid of, sites like Cash and Go can be hard to ignore. 

But what if it's legit? What if it's the answer you've been looking for and dismissing it is a big mistake? 

In this review, I will explain what Cash and Go is and how it works. I'll also reveal some scary red flags, so you'll know if it's a scam or legit. 

Here are the topics I'm going to cover:

• What is Cash and Go?
• Is Cash and Go a Scam?
• How Does Cash and Go Work?
• Cash and Go Reviews and Complaints
• What I Like About Cash and Go
• What I Don't Like
• Where Do You Go from Here?

Disclaimer:
Please note, I am not an affiliate for Cash and Go. This review has been researched inside the Cash and Go member's area and from information and/or testimonials that are available online in the public domain. Any recommendations and/or conclusions are strictly opinions and may not to apply to, or agree with, all persons or situations. See full disclaimer for more info

What Is Cash and Go?

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The Cash and Go site pays you for playing games, testing apps, and inviting friends. They claim to be the #1 Market Research Network. 

You earn money using your social media accounts to bring in new people. In a way, it's like being an influencer. 

Cash and Go will actually give you $25 just for signing up. At least that's what they claim.

Since you can make a lot of easy money with Cash and Go (or so they claim), it's hard not to think of it as a get-rich-quick scheme. 

Aside from the $25 sign-up bonus, they pay you:

• $0.50 – for each click on your referral link.
• $5.00 – for every referral that signs up.
• $10.00 – per invite from Facebook.
• $50 – for posting on social media.
• $250 – get 5 new invites before midnight (Daily Challenge)

Please keep reading if it sounds too good to be true…

Is Cash and Go a Scam?

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Let me begin by saying I am only the “messenger” here. You may not like what I have to say, but I've spent countless hours researching sites like Cash and Go, and I'm showing you what I've found. 

If you're already a member, inviting others and watching money accumulate in your account, what I'm about to show you will disappoint.

But here's the thing… 

If you're in a financial bind or you just want out of a bad situation, I know what it's like. I've been there too. It's a terrible feeling. 

Unfortunately, scammers know there are many people in that situation. And they exploit that.

As a result, the internet has become a web of scams, and finding your way through them can be challenging. 

Cash and Go is one of them as you'll find out below. It's another example of a scam that has been popular for a long time.

I'll also say, I don't know what Cash and Go's intentions are. Of course, it exists to make money, but I can't say its purpose is to harm anyone. There are some shady things going on though, and intentional or not, there's a risk here.

I'll explain how it works in a moment, but first, I'll go over some red flags. 

Red Flag #1 – Cash and Go Owner(s) Are Unknown

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Cash and Go isn't backed by a creator. There's no info on its founders and no history of them online.

The fact that they're hiding their identity is a red flag. 

Imagine companies like Tesla, Amazon, or Microsoft with an anonymous owner that no one could find. No contact information, no bio, nothing…

Complete ghosts.  

I would think if Cash and Go's owner (or owners) were proud of their company, they wouldn't hide their existence? 

No rule says you must have a public persona, but it's suspicious for a site that claims to pay its members thousands of dollars.   

Every legit business has an owner. You might not know them, but you can find out who they are. Unfortunately, that's not the case with Cash and Go. I've searched extensively, and nowhere can I find an owner. 

Some of their sister scams, like Tap2Earn, have claimed to have founders. For example, it was said to be started by a Henry Chaplin and Davis O'Brien. But nowhere can you find anyone with those names associated with Tap2Earn (or any of the scams belonging to the network).

Cash and Go doesn't even pretend to have founders. 

Remember that this site claims to be the #1 Market Research Network. And… being the #1 of anything related to market research, social media, etc., is worth millions, if not billions of dollars. 

And yet, despite that, no one knows who started Cash and Go or who owns it.

If it seems like something shady is going on here, you can also earn money from legit survey sites like surveyjunkie.com and ​​​​inboxdollars.com. They may not pay the high dollar amounts that Cash and Go “claims” to pay… but at least you can trust them to pay.

They've both been around a long time and are well-established. They can also be a stepping-stone to something more serious like an online business.

You may be at home because of difficulties with your health or children to look after. 

If that’s the case and a full-time income online is what you want, knowing how and where to get started is what you need in order to get what you want.

Now, I'm going to give you a free step by step beginner's guide to making money online and you can get it by Clicking Here

Red Flag #2 – No Social Media Presence

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As mentioned already, Cash and Go claims to be the #1 market research network. So, it only stands to reason that they should have a reputable online presence. 

But that's not the case…

Their Twitter account has been suspended.

Maybe it's just a Twitter thing. 

However, Facebook isn't much better. Their page is either locked or doesn't have any content available to view…

Their Instagram account isn't available either. It says the link may be broken, or the page has been removed. 

It's hard to believe they're the #1 market research network based on their online presence. To be number one in that area, you need clients. And you must have an exceptional understanding of marketing.

But how can you claim to have either if you have no online presence? No history? No owners…

What they have here is not enough for advertisers or clients to pay attention to them, let alone trust them. 

Would you hire a market research company with no market presence?

And if that's the case, where do they get their money to pay their members?

Red Flag #3 – Only 4 Blog Posts

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On its blog page, Cash and Go only has four posts, all posted on May 22, 2022. Not that it matters, because none of them work. It currently says they are not found on the server. 

This is extremely surprising for a company that's been around long enough to become the number one market research network. 

Actually, that's a good question. How long has Cash and Go been around?

Red Flag #4 – It's a New Website

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According to Cash and Go, they have over 10 million affiliates worldwide. 

That's impressive. 

What's more impressive is that they've done it in such a short period. The domain registration for cashandgo.co is Jan 4, 2022. 

Depending on when you're reading this, that's probably 6 – 12 months ago. The funny thing is that the “ten million claim” has been on their site since the beginning. 

But even if that wasn't the case, is it possible to reach 10 million affiliates in a few months?

For context, it took Facebook ten months to reach just one million. Twitter took two years to get one million. Netflix took three years and five months. 

It's true all of those started when fewer people were online, and the web was not as popular. But in each case, the quoted times are what it took them to reach one million. 

Cash and Go claims they reached ten million in just a few months, and I'll go out on a limb and say you've probably never even heard of them until recently.

Doesn't that seem weird?  

If I had to put money on it, I'd say their claim is false.

Red Flag #5 – Fake Payment Proof

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The Cash and Go website has a Payments page with screenshots of payment proofs. There are a couple that caught my attention…

The payments in the screenshot above are dated May 16, 2021, and Oct 26, 2021. 

Both are impossible because cashandgo.co was not registered until the following year, 2022 (as shown above). 

The only logical explanation is that these payment proof screenshots have been manipulated. They are fake. 

And if these proofs are fake, it's very likely all of them are fake. 

The only reason to include the fakes is that you don't have enough legitimate ones. And with a claimed 10 million members, the Cash and Go success rate is statistically zero if you don't have enough evidence of legitimate payments. 

In either case, these fakes are another red flag. 

Red Flag #6 – You Are Prohibited from Using Cash and Go

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I will make a bold statement here, but it's true with a few exceptions. You are prohibited from using Cash and Go. 

Why are you prohibited?

Let's look at the ridiculous Terms of Use…

Most people are not going to read this. However, it says that you must read through the entire Terms of Use and agree with the details before using any of their sites. 

So, I read it…

The first thing I noticed in this lengthy document is that it's shorter than it appears. This is because it's been copied and pasted seven times… presumably discouraging you from reading it. 

The question is, why would they want to discourage you from reading it. 

I think I know the answer…

The text may be small, especially if you're reading on mobile. It says,

“Cash&Go and its services are currently prohibited in the jurisdictions below. Permanent or temporary residents or users living in any of these countries are not entitled to access this site or create an account: The United Kingdoms, Gibraltar, Cyprus, Malta, Sweden, Bonaire, Curacao, St. Maarten, Denmark, Lithuania, Hungary, Slovakia, Portugal, Spain, Poland, Aruba, Bonaire, Saint Martin, the Netherlands, Saba, Statia, St. Martin, the United States and all of its territories, including but not limited to the US Virgin Islands, American Samoa, Puerto Rico, Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands and any other jurisdiction the use or operation of this site is deemed illegal. This shall include all the named Nations' Territories. Residents from the territories mentioned above are prohibited from opening an account or using or accessing the services or any other services offered by the company. Users who are violating this condition are using Cash&Go at their own risk.”

I know it's a wall of text but read it carefully. Using the Cash and Go website is illegal if you are a resident of the 20 – 25 countries listed (including the US and the UK).

Reading this brought me back to their claim of acquiring 10 million users in just a few months.  

Apparently, they did something not even Facebook, Twitter, or Netflix could do…, and they did it while also prohibiting 20+ countries from opening accounts. 

Red Flag #7 – Cash and Go Money is Fake

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This might be the biggest red flag. In fact, it's more than a red flag or just a cautionary warning. 

It's a fundamental reason you should not bother with Cash and Go. 

I pointed out above that their Terms of Use prohibit a couple dozen countries. And that they copy and paste the fine print several times to discourage you from reading it. 

If that's not bad enough, here's the icing on the cake…

It explicitly says that “all currency values on this site (cashandgo.co) are represented by Cash&Go virtual currency (or “CG VC).”

That's right, “all” currency values are not actual dollars. It then goes on to say…

“CG VC does not represent any real life value, and can only be exchanged for our withdrawal options.”                                                                                                  

So, it doesn't matter how much CG VC you have because at the end of the day, none of it has any real-world value. 

Yes, you can exchange it (according to this document), but CG VC does not correspond with any dollar value.

In other words, it doesn't say that “1” CG VC equals “1” dollar. 

“1” CG VC could equal “1” cent…

It only says, ” Cash&Go refers to CG VC using the “$” symbol.” 

Therefore, Cash and Go is not obligated to exchange your Cash&Go Virtual Currency one-to-one for real dollars. 

As mentioned earlier, it's much safer to use legit online survey sites like Survey Junkie and Inbox Dollars. Their payments are realistic, and they don't pretend to be something they are not.  

If a bigger income is what you want, an online business may be what you're looking for.

You may be at home with young children or have difficulties with your health.

If that’s the case and a full-time income from home is what you want, knowing how and where to get started is what you need in order to get what you want.

Now, I'm going to give you a free step by step beginner's guide to making money online and you can get it by Clicking Here

Red Flag #8 – Cash and Go Belongs to a Network of Scams

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Cash and Go has dozens of sister scams like SocialDM, Pay2Fast, WiredBucks, Social Bounty, and ZoanCash among others . Most (but not all) of them are buried and gone, giving rise to a new batch.

They are all essentially the same thing but go by different names. 

Mostly, their calling card has been the “#1 network” of some kind.

In the case of Cash and Go, it's the #1 Market Research Network (miswritten on their site as Research Market Network).  

In other cases (as shown below), they've gone by the #1 Social Earning Network, #1 Influencer Network, #1 Social Media Network, #1 App Installs Affiliate Network, etc. 

These have all been established as scams, and they will not pay you. 

Like all of the others, Cash and Go is a scam.

How Does Cash and Go Work?

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If you're skimming and haven't read the previous sections, I'll repeat what I said above. Cash and Go is a scam.

First, I'll explain how Cash and Go is supposed to work and then how it actually works.

Step 1. Sign Up (for Free)

After signing up for Cash and Go, you'll see a dashboard like this.

Your sign-up bonus ($25) is automatically credited to your account in the top left area. 

Remember, Cash and Go Virtual Currency (CG VC) refers to itself using the $ symbol. So that $25 is not actually 25 dollars. Instead, it's 25 CG VC, which has no corresponding value to actual dollars.

Step 2 – Share Your Link

Many tasks are available to you, but before you can begin, you must invite at least two others. 

You can do this by clicking on the share icon near the bottom of the screen. That will take you to a “Share Kit”, which has step-by-step instructions that show you how to promote Cash and Go on all major social platforms. 

There's also a shareables section where you can grab story and post content. 

Step 3 – Complete Tasks

Once you've successfully invited two people, you'll reach level two and have access to the Task Center. 

You'll find tasks that pay $750 Shein or Amazon cards, $250 Gas cards, $100 Google Play cards, etc. 

Step 4 – Cash Out

At step four, Cash and Go crumbles. 

First, according to their terms of service, as shown earlier, you must not be from one of 20+ prohibited countries. If you are, you're not even supposed to open an account. But because they bury this fact in small print, most people from these countries will.

And they'll do the work and accumulate money in their account. 

But Cash and Go does not have to pay you if you're from one of these countries because technically, you violated their terms. 

But it doesn't matter… 

Whether you're from an approved country or not, Cash and Go will not pay you. 

Second, I explained that all currency on Cash and Go is represented as virtual currency with no real-life value. 

Third, Cash and Go (like its sister scams) only have to claim there was fraudulent activity detected on your account and suspend you before paying. 

Or they can ignore your payout requests entirely because there are no reliable ways to get in touch with them. 

And the reality is that they don't have that kind of money to pay you anyway because they don't make that kind of money. 

When you add up the 10 million members or more they claim they have, who are all apparently being paid hundreds of dollars or more… you're talking about hundreds of millions (if not billions).  

Who is paying Cash and Go billions of dollars (so they can pay that out to their members)?

They ask you to do tasks like signing up for subscriptions, playing apps, etc. These things do not generate billions of dollars. 

Cash and Go earns a small affiliate commission when you do those tasks, but nowhere near the amount that would cover what they claim to pay. 

The other main task they ask you to do, of course, is to invite others. 

But if you think about it, you can make hundreds of dollars inviting people and never do a single task. So, as a result, Cash and Go can owe you hundreds of dollars, even though no money has been earned or generated. 

That's a terrible business model. If enough people put Cash and Go in that situation, they'll quickly run out of cash and go bankrupt. 

And let's say you do some of these tasks. 

For example, one task might be to play games like Coin Pop, Robo Killer, or Board Kings. How much money will that generate for Cash and Go?

Or, you might be asked to join Hulu, Disney Plus, Apple TV, etc.

Will Coin Pop pay Cash and Go hundreds of dollars for you to play? Is Disney Plus paying them hundreds of dollars because you subscribed? 

No, they are not.

Cash and Go can earn significant money from these games, apps, companies, etc., if you spend a lot of money on them (but you probably didn't join Cash and Go to spend money).

The simple truth is that Cash and Go is not earning near enough to cover the hundreds of millions (or billions) they would need to pay all their members if their claims were legit. 

So, what's really going on here? 

How Cash and Go Really Works

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There are a couple of things happening.  

The first is that they promise you big dollars to invite members. Some members will complete “tasks” that are not really “tasks.” Which is to say, they don't generate actual value. 

All they do is put you in a situation where you might spend money. For example, you might sign up for a free trial and forget to cancel. You might play a game that requires in-app purchases. 

Cash and Go earns a small commission when they refer you to these apps, programs, etc., because there is the potential you'll spend money. 

There's nothing inherently wrong with this if that's all they were doing.

However, they incentivize you with the promise of big dollars that they have no intention of ever paying. 

What happens is this…

New members spend a month or two inviting people and doing these tasks before realizing their payout will never come. In the meantime, Cash and Go makes money from the tasks you do and the tasks your referrals do. 

The members get nothing. 

As bad as that is, it's the relatively harmless part of the scam (even though it's far from harmless).

The next part is where it gets scary…

As a Cash and Go user, you must provide two pieces of information:

• Your email
• Your password

Many people use unique email/password combinations. Some people, however, use the same username and password for all their accounts. 

That means they may have given Cash and Go the same email and password they use for their email, Amazon, Apple, Google, etc. 

That critical information is now in Cash and Go's possession, and they can use it to log in to other people's accounts. 

Software programs can automatically perform login attempts on many platforms and websites. And even if the percentage of successful logins is low, the total number can be significant. 

If one of those platforms or sites has your credit card information, like Amazon, for example… Cash and Go can use it to make purchases. 

This has the potential to ruin lives.  

Please do not share your credit card information with Cash and Go or any of its sister sites.

As I mentioned earlier, Cash and Go is part of a network of scams. The Better Business Bureau warns against these… 

“Consumers often report to BBB that they sign up for what they think is an online marketing agency, where they will earn money by completing “tasks.” The money appears to tally in the account for each completed task, but when consumers try to apply for payment, often when they reach a $250 threshold or some other set amount, they allege that they are unable to retrieve the promised payment or contact the company for assistance.”

They also say… 

“To make matters worse, they have also provided the outfit running the scheme with sensitive information such as name, telephone number, email, and in some cases, Cash App or PayPal account information. They also may have provided the names and contact information of friends and family members in the referral process.”

The risk of getting involved with sites like Cash and Go is significant. 

I recommend changing your email/password combination for all of your accounts if you've already provided Cash and Go with your personal information. Unfortunately, that information can't be recovered after it's out there.

Cash and Go Reviews and Complaints

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There are currently few reviews or complaints about Cash and Go because it's relatively new. However, there are many comments and questions from people asking members if they've received their money. 

Having reviewed dozens of these sister sites over the years, it always plays out the same…

People join and see what they think is money accumulating in their account. It's exciting. 

A couple months go by, and they keep inviting people. 

Of course, they want to invite more people and make more money, so they are reluctant to say anything negative about Cash and Go online. And they often get upset when someone else says it. 

But they want their payout, so they're careful not to complain. 

This continues until countless members realize they'll never be paid, and then the wave of complaints comes. 

Here are some examples from an older site in their scam network…

Over the coming months, you can expect similar Cash and Go reviews and complaints to appear on various blogs, forums, social media, etc. 

What I Like About Cash and Go

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I always try to find something positive about companies or programs I review, even when they are not great.

However, there is absolutely nothing to like about Cash and Go. It's a dangerous scam that should be avoided.

What I Don't Like

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• By harvesting your data and stealing personal information, Cash and Go may be able to hack your accounts and steal your identity.  
• It gives you hope. What might be the cruelest part of Cash and Go is that the money they promise takes a tremendous burden off your shoulders. You see it accumulate in your Cash and Go account, giving you a wave of relief. But once you find out they won't pay you, you feel worse than you did before it started.
• The “currency” is fake and does not correspond with any dollar value.

Where Do You Go from Here?

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You probably have bills to pay and debts weighing you down. Your financial obligations might even keep you up at night with worry and anxiety.

I'd like to tell you Cash and Go is your answer, but unfortunately, it's not.

Quite the opposite, in fact. You could get yourself into even worse trouble with Cash and Go.

In addition to everything bad Cash and Go does, perhaps the most painful thing is that it gives you hope. But it's a trap. 

I'm not saying that Cash and Go's owners intend to cause you harm (even though that's the result). I have no idea what their intentions are. 

Maybe they're trying to feed their families, and if people get harmed in the process, that's not their problem. 

In either case, the end result is the same, and I recommend staying away. If you've been suggesting Cash and Go to your family and friends, your intentions have been good, and you're not alone.  

I've been down similar roads, and I've run into many scams as well. Luckily, there have been legit ways to make money too.

You might be a student in school or a single parent at home. You may have health challenges that make regular work difficult, or maybe you just hate your job and you’re desperate for a way out.

If that's the case, an online business is what you want. 

With all the scams and schemes out there though, knowing how and where to get started the right way is what you need in order to get what you want.

Now, I'm going to give you a free step by step beginner's guide to making money online and you can get it by Clicking Here

But if it's just some extra spending money you want, legit online survey and get-paid-to sites are good way to get started.

Sites like Survey Junkie will pay you for your opinion and Inbox Dollars offers rewards for doing things like watching videos, visiting websites and searching the web.

I hope my Cash and Go review has been helpful and if you have any comments, questions, or experience with Cash and Go, please share in the comments section below.