Is WordLinx Legit or a Scam? (What You Really Get)

WordLinx is a site that claims to pay you for completing simple tasks like sharing links, viewing websites, or playing games, among others.

But the question is, is WordLinx legit or just another scam?

Let me just answer this question right away. No, WordLinx is not a scam. It is one of the legit GPT sites that have been around for more than 10 years.

However, that doesn't mean you should sign up as a member right away. You have to weigh things first before you sign up as a member. And there really are some details you NEED to know.

This WordLinx review will tell you everything you need to know so you know what you really get from it if you decide to become a member. So, let's start this review.

What is WordLinx, and what does it offer?

WordLinx.com is a GPT site that offers to pay you for doing the tasks it offers.

It has been around for more than 10 years now, which is a testament to its legitimacy. They started as a Paid-to-click website and have now fully evolved into a GPT site.

WordLinx is owned by Rogue Media, which is a UK-based digital marketing company – this does, however, not mean you can only join from the UK (more about who can join later in this review).

Seeing as it is a GPT site, it should have plenty of earning opportunities.

But let's take a closer look at those opportunities and how good each of them is, so you can see if it will be worth your time or not.

Option 1 – Micro Tasks

Micro tasks are what they call their paid offers. It essentially works just like a paid offer on other GPT sites, where you are paid for completing a specific offer.

With WordLinx, once you are on the Micro Tasks section, just click on any site that provides those tasks. All you need to do to get the reward for an offer is to complete all the conditions.

Most tasks will ask you to sign up to a website, download an app and install it, play games, or visit certain websites. Sometimes, you will also be asked to watch videos or join contests. But whatever it is, just remember, the only way for you to earn the reward is to complete all the conditions that the offer requires.

However, compared to the offer selection on a site like ySense or many other sites, I am not impressed with it on WordLinx. It does just not give as good opportunities and is more confusing to use.

Option 2 – Paid Surveys

You might not see a paid surveys section on the member dashboard of WordLinx. But make no mistake, they also offer paid surveys as a way for you to earn rewards.

You can access the paid surveys just like you would with their micro tasks. Their paid survey offers are actually mixed with the other offers.

The paid surveys work just like they do on any other survey site. You click a paid survey offer, and you answer the survey. Once you complete the survey, you will receive the offer.

Keep in mind, though, that, usually, you will be asked to complete your profile first before answering the survey. This is for them to determine whether you belong to the specific demographic that they are targeting.

It will also save you some time because you'll know right away that you are not qualified for the survey. Also, usually, you will only have to do this once for every site that offers a paid survey.

In my opinion, though, the rewards you get from the paid surveys you answer on WordLinx will be a bit less than the actual reward you will get if you answered that survey as a member of the actual site that provided that paid survey.

Option 3 – Traffic Exchange

This method is very boring based on my testing. The idea is that you will earn rewards just by viewing ads. To start, just go to the Traffic Exchange section (refer to the photo below).

You must click the Start Surfing button to get started. Once you do that, a page with an ad will load with a countdown timer initially set to 20 seconds. If you choose to earn points instead of cash, the timer will be reduced to 10 seconds.

Keep in mind that if you view a different tab, the timer will pause, and your progress will stop. This is the reason why I say it's a boring opportunity, because you are stuck staring at an ad for at least 10 seconds.

Furthermore, the reward you will earn will be very small, which is to be expected because it requires very little effort to earn. I'll be honest, I never bothered to try out all the options it offers (like earning cash or what you can do with the points you've earned) because, personally, it is not an option I recommend, even though it, at first, might seem like an easy way to make money.

It just takes too much of your time, and with very little to show for it. You are better off spending your time on opportunities that offer higher rewards, like answering surveys or completing offers, in my opinion.

Option 4 – Paid To Promote

This is another unique earning method that WordLinx uses.

With Paid-To-Promote, all you have to do is promote your link, and you will be able to earn a specific amount per thousand valid views.

The income you get from this type of earning method will actually add up because it will also add the income of your referrals up to 2 tiers down. So, if your referral (which I will talk about later) will also do the same, you stand to earn a lot.

The best thing is that it is completely free. You just really need to work on your referrals in order to earn a significant amount.

However, again, there is a catch. First of all, you have to find places where you can promote this link. And that can end up costing money.

Again, it is, in my opinion, just not worth the effort compared to the small reward you might get for it.

It might sound great at first, but when you look deeper and look at what it really requires to earn any real money, you will see your time is better spent elsewhere.

Option 5 – WordLinx Go

This earning method will actually involve sending and receiving emails. However, I won't explain it in detail because it seems it is not available anymore.

Option 6 – Referral Program

The referral program of WordLinx is structured so you can earn a bit of income from all the activities people you invite to do, namely the Paid-to-Promote and Traffic Exchange opportunities, as well as other purchases on the website.

You won't get rewarded immediately for referring a friend to the website. Instead, you will earn 20% (used to be 50%) if your referral buys something like advertising, etc, or up to 20% if your referral completes a task.

It might look like a great way to earn additional rewards, but, in my opinion, everything will still rely on how active your referrals will be on the site. It would have been nicer if they also offered a direct reward just for referring a friend to the website.

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Membership Upgrade Options

Aside from the basic membership level, you are also given the chance to upgrade your WordLinx membership.

There are three upgrades you can choose from. The Pro membership costs $19 per year. The Super membership costs $99, while the Elite membership costs $199 per year. You can refer to the photo above for what you can get if you upgrade to the specific membership level.

I personally do not like it when GPT sites charge to upgrade because it is rarely worth it. It can also be so confusing to figure out, and you can easily end up losing money instead of making any. So, in my opinion, this isn't really worth it.

How do you get paid?

WordLinx doesn't have a points system for its paid offers and surveys. So, every offer or survey you complete will reward you with money. Once you hit the threshold of $10, you can then request payment.

Keep in mind that the $10 must include $5 earned from completed Micro Tasks, or include $5 earned from Affiliate Sales (sales made from people you invited), or include 10,000 Points earned from traffic exchange.

So, there are quite a lot of restrictions when it comes to the payout methods, which is not ideal, in my opinion.

Cashouts will be done via PayPal or Bitcoin. Although it seems to have removed the once-a-month payout request limit, which means you can now cash out as many times as you want in a month (provided you reach the threshold, of course).

PayPal also has a processing fee, so don't be surprised if the cash out you receive will be less than what you requested. But if you were able to generate over 1,000 points, you can use those points to request a free cashout, and WordLinx will take care of the PayPal processing fees.

The once-a-month cash-out limit and the $10 payment threshold, in my opinion, are things that really hinder this site from being a great income-generating site, in my opinion.

There are sites that pay faster via PayPal, and you can even cash out more than once per month.

How much money can you make?

As with all GPT sites, the amount of money you will earn will depend on how active you are on the site. Let's paint a clear picture to give you a better idea of the earning potential of WordLinx.

Most of the offers and surveys available on WordLinx will reward you with $0.10-0.40 upon completion. Seeing as you need to hit the target of $10 before you can start requesting payment, expect to do a lot of these offers before you can begin to request payment.

The good thing is that you will have some sort of passive income generation through sharing links. But then again, you'd have to have thousands and thousands of visitors before you can even expect to earn a significant amount of money from this earning opportunity. And as explained earlier, it might also not be such a great way to share links after all.

While the offer may sound good, the reality is that it's hard to earn a significant amount of money from sharing links. Unless, of course, you have a bunch of referrals that have been very active on that platform.

So, in my opinion, although sharing links might seem like a good boost to the possible income you can earn from WordLinx, the bulk of your rewards will still mainly come from completing offers and surveys.

And considering that you can only cash out once a month with WordLinx, the possible income you can earn will be underwhelming compared to the top GPT sites that pay well.

In addition to this, you also have to consider that some of the earning methods require you to invest and upgrade your membership, which also limits the earning potential.

Can you use it on mobile?

Their website didn't mention any WordLinx app you can download and install on your mobile device.

So, I checked the mobile version of their site, and it looks like it is optimized for mobile use.

That means you will be able to view the content properly without having to zoom in and out of the page or scroll left to right just to read the content.

This will significantly help increase your chances of accumulating enough rewards to reach the $10 payment threshold.

This also favors you if you mostly prefer doing these kinds of things on your mobile device.

Who can join WordLinx?

The good thing about WordLinx is that it is not restricted to any specific region. It is open to anyone, regardless of where they live.

You just have to be 16 years of age or older to join. Plus, you have to have a PayPal account or a Bitcoin wallet to receive the rewards you've accumulated.

The registration process is also pretty simple. You just need to provide your email address. An email will then be sent to you, which will include your login information (username and password). You can change the login details later if you want to.

One thing to take note of on WordLinx is that you have to make sure you have logged in to the website within 60 days. Otherwise, your earnings will be removed from your account.

If you have been inactive for more than a year, they will also remove your referrals, aside from the earnings you've accumulated.

Can you get support?

As for getting support in case you encounter any problems with your account, they do provide you with a way to contact them.

Just click the support link at the bottom of the website, and you will be redirected to the contact form (as shown in the photo above).

That is, of course, in addition to the FAQ section that they provide, which, in my opinion, is also pretty detailed.

I checked their social media pages, and it looks like they have been pretty active with their Twitter account, which is also good. That means you can also talk to them via that platform.

All in all, they have a pretty decent support system that should be able to help you in case you encounter any problems.

Final Verdict

WordLinx is a legit GPT site that rewards you with cash for completing the offers they provide, and also for sharing links.

But it also has some big disadvantages.

So, to help you decide whether to become a member or not, let's finish this review by summing up its pros and cons.

Pros:

• Payment via PayPal is available
• Anyone can join (as long as they are 16 years or older)

Cons:

• The cash-out method is a bit complicated
• Low rewards for offers and surveys
• You can only cash out once a month
• You have to invest to really have a chance to earn
• Very low earning potential

Although WordLinx offers several different ways for you to earn rewards, the earning potential is really very lackluster.

Honestly, it can, in my opinion, not even be a decent secondary site to earn a bit of cash from. The earning potential really just pales in comparison to the top GPT sites that pay well.

You will find a lot of GPT sites that offer better rewards and less complicated cash-out methods on that list.

If you have any comments, questions, or experiences with WordLinx, I would love to hear from you in a comment below.