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Task Scam Checker

Check suspicious click-to-earn jobs, app tasks, and recharge requests

Common Examples

// About this detector

About This Scanner

Task scams promise easy money for liking videos, reviewing products, or completing app tasks. Victims are shown fake balances, then pressured to recharge their account or pay unlock fees to continue. This checker helps spot the fraud pattern before you deposit more money.

Paste text messages

Copy and paste any suspicious message

Upload screenshots

Share images of conversations

Check URLs

Verify suspicious links and websites

Verify numbers

Check caller phone numbers

// Red Flags

Top Red Flags

The job pays unrealistically well for repetitive clicks, ratings, or reviews.

You must recharge, top up, or deposit money to keep working or withdraw earnings.

The platform shows fake balance growth but blocks withdrawals until you send more money.

// Steps

How to Check This Scam

Paste the task or earnings message into AskdwinAI to detect recharge fraud and fake-platform manipulation.

Review whether the platform ever lets people withdraw without depositing more money first.

Treat any click-to-earn or review-task job requiring deposits as highly suspicious.

// Report

How to Report This Scam

Stop sending money and save screenshots of balances, tasks, chats, and deposit requests.

Report the platform, recruiter, and payment details to the app store, messaging platform, and fraud authorities.

Contact your bank or payment provider quickly if you made card or transfer payments.

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// Guides

Article

How to Spot Click-to-Earn and Recharge Task Scams

Article

How Scammers Manipulate Victims: The Psychology of Fraud

// FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a task scam?

A task scam is a fake earning platform that shows small initial rewards, then demands deposits or recharges to unlock larger fake earnings.

Are click-to-earn jobs always scams?

Not always, but any platform that blocks withdrawals until you deposit more money is a major red flag.

Why do task scams show fake balances?

The fake balance is meant to keep you emotionally invested so you send more money trying to recover or unlock the earnings.

What should I do if I already recharged a task platform?

Stop immediately, save evidence, and contact your bank or payment provider as fast as possible.

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