The user reviews provide no confirmation that users have actually received payouts. The social media links lead to pages of Prodege LLC which is not associated with MoneyGuru in any way. The email address provided does not work and the physical address is incomplete. The Terms and Conditions state that users have to be at least 99 years old to use the platform. There is no information on who is running the platform and it lacks basic features like email ID verification. There are several lies on the website, such as the age of the platform, completed payouts, company registration information and testimonials. It seems extremely likely that MoneyGuru is a scam. The physical address is of a location in the Netherlands and seems to be incomplete as it only mentions the building. The email ID was found to be not working when checked using MailTester. The contact details provided by MoneyGuru are an address and an email ID. Therefore, the social media links provided on MoneyGuru’s website are fake. *Update* ProdegeLLC has confirmed via LinkedIn that they have no connection to MoneyGuru. I have reached out to them for a confirmation and will update this section if I receive one. Therefore, the social media links seem to be fake too. I couldn’t find any proof that MoneyGuru is related to Prodege. However, these lead to pages of a company called Prodege LLC and not of MoneyGuru. There are social media links of LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram provided in the website’s footer. These videos do not provide any actual information about the platform or the earnings of the reviewers.
The videos on the Testimonials page look like paid reviews by professional influencers and not real reviews by users.
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