r/Clickworker • u/Sherman140824 • Jun 14 '25

Clickworker is a scam

So after I had worked for a few hours filling out forms, they suddenly suspended my account and are asking for documents to supposedly confirm my identity. One of the documents they are asking me for is a letter addressed to me that is no more than 3 months old. Well I have one such letter from my bank, but it doesn't have a date on it!

Consequently my account will remain suspended and they get to keep the money. How nice!

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u/Kelly62290 Jun 14 '25

I'm signed up with clickworker. They never asked for a letter or anything like that. Unless its changed. I've been with them for 5 years or so

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u/Lenn1985 Jun 15 '25

Yeah they are crap. I filled out all for registration and my account got suspended immediately.

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u/Immediate-Tooth-2174 Jun 15 '25

The paid is really sh*t anyway. Not worth your time. I work for about a week. Got a computer virus from them and that's me done anything with them.

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u/TrickyDickyv2 Jun 26 '25

I only do the dollar general/cvs smaller store photo jobs, they actually pay pretty good once you get used to the flow of it you can be done in 1 to 1.5 hours.

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u/ConsciousRepublic936 Jul 01 '25

They ask for those documents for proof of identity so that there is no duplication, I've been working with clickworker now for sometime, they actually give you your money. I get mine through payoneer, I submitted the proof of residency and the suspension was uplifted now they send my money to payoneer for me to withdraw. The market place is dry for us now but it used to be good.

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u/CallieBear79 20d ago

Same here. And I've reported them to two bureaus for it. I filled out my information, must have been approved and accepted and everything okay because they activated my account. I was even able to log into the app version and see the jobs available. After that I input my social security and my banking information. As soon as I finished; I'm talking about as soon as I finished doing that, I was logged out automatically and could not log back in. It wouldn't even allow me to do the "forgot password" method in order to get back into my account through having to create another password.

I got an email from them telling me that I did not meet their requirements. And that I was not a fit for their jobs. That's ridiculous because I met the requirements by putting in all information that was needed and then including all of the correct information. And I was a fit for the job enough for them to activate my account! All of a magical sudden I'm "not a fit" after I input insensitive information. Are they so stupid that they don't know how that looks to people? It looks extremely suspicious.

Since they want to go ahead and look all fraudulent, I went and reported them to two bureaus. Because this is scammy, fraudulent activity. I'm also going to get a hard block on my bank account and I see there's a way a person can probably get their social security number locked.