Hi, Simon here and welcome to my Click 4 Riches review where we'll find out if Click 4 Riches is a scummy scam or the real deal!
Well done on doing your research before signing up – this is the best way to avoid scams and make real money online.
It's easy to think that because it's free to get a shot at the grand prize that you've got nothing to lose, but you and I know nothing is ever that straightforward.
So what's the catch?
Here's what I found out:
Click 4 Riches Review At A Glance
About:Â Click 4 Riches is a website that collects personal data to send promotional offers. They promise you a chance to win $50,000 if you join.
Price:Â Free
Pros: Nothing.
Cons: Low chance to win the competition, sells your personal data, can get you spammed, no proof of previous winners.
Verdict:Â Click 4 Riches is not a scam but it's not trustworthy either. Signing up means you're allowing them to sell your information which puts you at risk of identity theft.
OVERALL RATING
What Is Click 4 Riches Exactly?
Click 4 Riches (or C4R) is part of the What If Media Group – a marketing company who specialise in collecting people's contact details so they can send them promotional offers.
They are also the guys behind low-paying survey sites like Inbox Dollars, Inbox Pounds and Daily Rewards, all of which I've reviewed here on the blog in the past.
When you visit Click4Riches.com you'll see one of two landing pages, depending on your location and the time of day. In both cases they offer a completely free entry to a competition where you could win $50,000.
All you have to do is enter your email to sign up and be in with a chance.
They say no purchase is necessary to play or win and you have to agree to receiving daily offers via phone and email and be at least 18 to play.
Free is free right? I mean you could be the lucky one and win a life-changing amount of money! So I decided to sign up for myself and see what this is all about.
I entered my email and clicked on next, then I was asked for my full name, my home address (which was a little alarming), phone number and date of birth. I just made these up but I wanted to get on the inside to show you.
I was then redirected to another page which said it was going to show me my entry number and tell if I won, but I had to complete a short survey before I could find out…
I clicked ‘Enter Now' to start the survey but that just took me to a blank screen. Then I was asked a yes/no question asking if I wanted to be a PCH winner – I have no idea what PCH stands for but who doesn't want to be a winner?
I clicked ‘Yes!'…
But again, I was taken to a blank screen this time with this error message:
This happened 4-5 times until I noticed a little ‘Skip Offer' button at the bottom of the main page. But then I was taken to more and more offers like entering a competition to win a Samsung Smart TV or answering a quick quiz.
Eventually I was shown my entry number and told I wasn't a winner! Darn it! 🙂
It seems to me that you're basically giving away your personal contact information and signing up to receive spam email and promotional offers by phone in return for a chance at a $50k prize.
It's pretty smart marketing when you think about it – all you have to do is wave a golden carrot in front of people and they'll happily give you permission to promote to them.
Click 4 Riches Ugly Truths Exposed!
1. You're 750x More Likely To Get Hit By Lightning Than Win The $50K
According to their official contest rules, your chances of winning are just 1 in 75,000,000. Safe to say, the odds are stacked against you!
To put this into perspective you have 1 in a 11,500 chance of winning an Oscar and a 1 in 114,195 chance of being struck by lightning!
2. I Can't Find Any Previous Winners
After spending quite a bit of time scouring the web I'm unable to find any previous winners at all… not even a sniff.
I think this is important because it helps us find out if this is a legitimate competition or a scam operation. The fact they've been running this competition since 2017 and there are no accounts of any previous winners is a HUGE red flag!
3. They WILL Sell Your Personal Information
Remember when I signed up and I had to enter my date of birth, phone number, email and address?
Take a look at their privacy policy and you'll see that by signing up you've agreed that they can lease or sell your personal contact information to any third party they like.
This could include telemarketers, direct
Your personal information will be sold off to the highest bidder and now I think we're seeing the real reason behind why Click 4 Riches exists.
4. Click 4 Riches Are The Only Ones Getting Rich
People happily hand over their personal information in return for a 1 in 75 million chance of winning the jackpot, but the real benefactors of this site is the site owners themselves.
They'll be making an absolute fortune from the 100,000's of people freely giving them permission to sell on their contact details as many times as they like.
Is Click 4 Riches A Scam?
Click 4 Riches isn't a scam as technically you do have a 1 in 75 million chance of winning something, but I wouldn't hand over your private contact information either.
Let me put it this way: can you put a price on personal privacy?
Yes, it's free to enter but your inbox will get inundated with spam and you will get sales calls and in the end, you just don't know who your information will be sold to.
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I mees soñé money
Stop sending me these BS emails , I am not interested in this scam.
I’m not sending them to you Vic!
It keeps telling me I won never get a penny it sends me to a different site
I’m getting discouraged
My friend & I , Always get these invite’s to do question ares
I FOUND THIS CONVERSATION BY ACCIDENT, OR WAS I DIRECTED HERE BY THE UNIVERSE. YOU SEE, I AM ON MY WAY, TOMORROW TO TELEPHONE THE FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION. THIS PAST SUMMER I WON FROM THE SWEEP COMPANIES ALMOST SIX MILLION DOLLARS. MY DAUGHTER WISELY COMMENTED, ‘CALL ME AFTER IT’S DEPOSITED IN THE BANK. I THINK I HAVE LUCKED OUT WITH ‘CLICK FOR THE RICHES,’ BECAUSE THEY HAVENT SENT ME ANY EMAILS PLUS HAVE MADE AN OFFER TO PAY ME OFF. NEGOTIATIONS ARE JUST STARTING. THE STAR OF THE PAYOUTS IS, HANDS DOWN, THE AMERICAN SWEEPSTAKES WHICH INCLUDES MANY COMPANIES. I HAVE JUST BEGUN CONTACTING OTHER SWEEP COMPANIES AND REMAIN HOPEFUL. THERE ARE TWO MAIN PERCEPTIONS OF HOPE. ‘HOPE RUNS ETERNAL,’ AND THERE ‘IS NO SUCH THING AS HOPE.’ KEEP YOUR FINGERS CROSSED FOR ME ON MY ADVENTURE.
CHEERS
SANDRA GLOSSER
Bless me Sandra I’m homeless
Is there a law suit to make them pay for all the thousands time they told us we won$50000.If not let’s start one for being a lying scam artist cheap $_&–//8(b
No but there should be!
Same here😒
This is disgusting scam to use poor of the poorest to gain from empty pockets
I can’t get any further in check-out. It says that I have won $50,000. Please help me.
Don’t waste your time Bill, everyone’s won apparently. It’s a scam.
I’ve won $50K four times and ain’t received a penny! Seems like pure scam!!
I won 6 times back to back.. I am Sitting in my glorious a times. Oh how I won I won I what.. huh.. who the no no nooo… I have Been Lied Too.. OMG.. Now Now Brown..Moo
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THANK YOU FOR THE OPPORTUNITY
MY NAME IS THOMAS KORBLA AKPABLIE.
SINCE JOINING THE ANGELIC GROUP, MESSAGES HAVE BEEN COMING THROUGH MY EMAIL THAT I WON
BUT ANYTIME I CLICKED I ONLY REACH A BLANK SPACE.
I TRIED AND TRIED AND TRIED BUT NEVER REACH ANYWHERE
ALWAYS THE BLANK SPACE
I THOUGHT,MAY BE MY PHONE IS FAULTY.
I WROTE TO THE GROUP BUT NO GOOD RESPONSE.
ALL MY HOPES ARE ON THIS CASH.I AM FACING TOO MUCH FINANCIAL CRISES AND I AM DYING
I AM 66 YEARS OLD
HIGH BP,GOUT,HEART DISEASES, SWOLLEN FEET AND MANY MORE.
THE MESSAGES KEEP ON COMING TO MY EMAIL BUT I AM ALWAYS AT BLANK SPACE.
PLEASE I AM BECOMING FRUSTRATED
I NO MORE SLEEP SINCE I JOINED THIS GROUP.
PLEASE,HELP ME
CHANGE MY LIFE FOR THE BEST
WHAT SHOULD I DO?
REGARDS,
The whole point of this program is to make you believe you’ll win money by signing up to their email lists so they can send you spammy offers. Do your best to unsubscribe, if that’s not possible at least mark them as spam so their emails go straight to your junk mail folder.
Simon, Didn’t you know anytime you buy something online or at stores, they get your personal information when you write a check or use a credit card. Then they turn around and sell yours and other information to any organization willing to pay the money. The only way to escape it is to pay cash. You know something else? You and the Simon from Click 4 Riches has the same first name! “HOW STRANGE”.
Yes sir
I have a mail
And I really like this
And anyway I win 50000 dollar
Then this is our luck
And I love click for riches team
Thankyou sir
PKS, you need to take some of that fictional money and buy you some English lessons.
Click4riches told text me I won I took pictures of the texts and I referring them to the federal trade commission asap !!!
Sir please help me
I am a laborious man
But we have no money
So i want help sir
Thankyou sir
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I hope that helps you out, let me know if you have any other questions!
Ok sir
Problem no 1.
Sir I belong a poor family
I want do the business
But i have no money
But what we do sir
I have very tailant but not many
Sir you have good nature
So help some poor people
Thankyou sir love you
God bless you
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Still can’t get the laughter of the arresting officer well son maybe u shouldn’t been so loud and happy about winning the lottery, I am happy to say I feel with my heart and not my fingers, God Bless Oklahoma…
I disagree with your whole conversation. First of all you probably stole someone’s phone who was the winner, because you are so damn jealous that you’re not. The poor guy may not have a stable home or a good lifestyle and can’t collect it for what ever reason apparently there looking for someone and I don’t beleive it’s you.I think click 4 riches is real. Good luck on that I hope they find the real winner some day.
How do you make them stop send this garbage. Click on unsubscribe but nothing happens. Still keep getting the Junk. Who can shut them down??
I can easily tell you how to STOP them! Don’t open up there app/ folder! Believe me or not. This pisses them off! They can’t stand to be ignored.
I have unsub from click 4 riches so many & they still send the emails it’s disgusting, that is now considered harassment & if you look at my emails you can clearly see because., there is one right after another nothing but emails saying you’re the winner you won, now I need to make a police report & contact a lawyer, they can not continue to send you emails once you unsub but they do. & the law states emails that continue from any one that you have asked to stop sending & they don’t stop is considered harassment to what extent I am going to find out
Unsubscribe me!!! Scam, scam, scam. Very irratating!! Please STOP the text messages!
I have a question for you. I won the Ellen Show and I have an agent who claims he works for Ellen. It’s been 6 months now, and I’ve given him Google cards. We were told that my winnings were coming! How do I know this guy is from Ellen Show? Because I did officially win on the Ellen Show. Please help me!! Right away!!!
Hi Darlene, your comment gives me great cause for concern…
Did this so-called ‘Ellen Show agent’ call you on the phone or contact you via email? Did you buy prepaid Google Play gift cards and send them to him?
This definitely sounds like a scam to me. Please don’t send them any more money.
Yes, they called me, and said I won the Ellen Show I was so excited. I was so surprised. But I didn’t think it would take to long. This agent Chase Adams, has been working with us for along time, since May 6th, 2018, and it been a long time. We definitely hope it’s not a Scam!!
What do you mean you won the Ellen show?
Can we sue these guys! It says I won the $50000 they have been trying to get a hold of me when I click the link it goes right back into surveys. It says I won on two different emails now.
For sure you could sue the parent company ‘What If Media Group’ and you can also report them to the FTC. Who knows how many people are being sucked into giving over their financial information in the hope of ‘winning it big.’
Please help me to claim my win 50k dollar on march.
It’s all fake, they tell lots of people they won something but they never receive anything. Don’t trust these guys.
They told me I won but then i can’t withdraw.. help!
Michael it’s a scam, read the other comments – they email everyone and tell them they’ve won but it’s all a con.
I think all of them are scams because they never send you the money promised they just try to give you crap or they steal your ID when they should send you the money in a company check that you can cash at your bank to have money to pay your bills with or take a vacation !!!
Exactly John, they offer sniffs of incentives, make themselves look like a ‘bit of fun’ kind of site then sell your private information for profit.
I hope anyone reading this steers clear from Click 4 Riches or anyone promoting them.
How do you get the money if you have no where to get it?
I’ve had about 3 emails now saying ‘Congratulations! You’ve Won!’ but there’s no link, no name, nothing. TOTAL SCAM!
This is happening a lot – they tell you you’ve won but try and withdraw your winnings and it’s just not going to happen. The only people winning here are the website creators raking in people’s email addresses so they can sell them on to promotional companies!
Thank you for this amazing review, I can’t afford to put my privacy up for sale and get bombarded with loads of mails and calls. The click 4 riches platform doesn’t appear real because the rewards being promised appears too exergerative. I will rather engage in things that work than to waste my time on the platform. Thank you
You are more than welcome, thanks for your feedback. I tend to agree with you.
From this article I understood that Click 4 Riches is a platform where they collect our personal information and send us promotional offers and for that we get a free ticket to win $50000.
It is nice to know that the chances to win this money is 1 in 75,000,000. And also the fact that you couldn’t find any previous winners proves that this is not worth giving our personal information.
Thank you so much for the heads up.
For sure, people think because it’s free to win they can let their guards down but here’s a perfect example of why you should always read the fine print! Nothing in this life comes free 🙂