I just can’t get a single person to tell me what they made from working here. People say yeah I got paid ok how much? And how much reviews did you do?
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Dianna D.
I have been a member of LuckScout for…
I have been a member of LuckScout for about a year, so I think that qualifies me to leave a review. LuckScout is more than a way to make money from home it's a community of likeminded people who are genuine with positive attitudes and care deeply about other people. From the jump LuckScout is transparent nothing hidden and it really is free. I have been paid every month for doing reviews, playing games and socializing with other members. They post articles that are informative and most of them actually help you in everyday life. It is built with love and wants nothing more than to help humanity as a whole. Unlike every other make money platform here there's no competing with each other and no judgement. The best part is no negativity.
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Daija M.
I have done all the work with luckscout…
I have done all the work with luckscout for about 3 months and I was never able to pay out and now I’m locked out of my account scam for sure!!
Response from LuckscoutSep 10, 2026
We strongly dispute the claims made in this review.
The reviewer claims to have used LuckScout for approximately three months, accumulated earnings they were supposedly unable to receive, and then been “locked out” of their account.
These are specific claims involving an account, activity history and payment history, all of which should be straightforward to identify and investigate.
However, based on the information available to us, we have been unable to identify an account corresponding to the experience described.
For that reason, we used Trustpilot's information-request process and asked the reviewer to provide sufficient information so that we could locate the alleged account and investigate what happened.
The reviewer did not provide that information.
We understand that responding to such a request is optional. However, someone who genuinely used LuckScout for three months should have an identifiable account and extensive activity history. If that person also became eligible for a payment that was supposedly withheld, there should be records associated with that claim as well.
Our invitation therefore remains open.
Please provide sufficient account information privately through Trustpilot so that we can identify:
1. The account allegedly used for three months.
2. The activity performed through that account.
3. The payment the reviewer claims they were unable to receive.
4. The circumstances in which the account was allegedly “locked.”
There is no need to disclose personal information publicly.
The reviewer concludes with “scam for sure!!”
Calling a business a scam is easy. Substantiating the events used to justify that accusation is another matter.
LuckScout does not object to genuine criticism or genuine negative reviews. But when someone claims three months of activity, an unpaid amount and an account lockout, we believe it is entirely reasonable to ask for enough information to identify and investigate that experience.
If this reviewer genuinely had the experience described, please provide the account information privately and allow us to investigate it.
Until then, we categorically reject the allegation that LuckScout withheld this person's payment and then locked their account as described in this review.
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Kay
I worked for a month amd on the day l…
I worked for a month amd on the day l was supposed to get paid I was locked out of my account and I never got paid. They use people and lie to you. All your doing if you work for them is making money for the main man. I waisted my time didn't recieve anything. Told i was doing a great job up until the day I was suppose to get paid. I would rate them a 0.... nothing but a scam......
Response from LuckscoutSep 10, 2026
We strongly dispute the allegations made in this review.
The reviewer claims to have used LuckScout for one month, been due a payment on a specific day, been locked out of their account on that very day, and never received the money supposedly owed to them.
Those are very specific claims involving an account, activity history, payment eligibility and an alleged account restriction. If this happened as described, there should be clear records associated with the experience.
We would therefore welcome sufficient account information from the reviewer so that we can identify and investigate these claims.
In particular, please provide privately:
1. The LuckScout account involved.
2. The month during which you claim to have been active.
3. The date on which you claim payment was due.
4. The amount you claim was owed.
5. Any evidence showing that you became unable to access your account on that date.
There is no need to disclose personal information publicly.
The reviewer also states:
“They use people and lie to you.”
and concludes:
“nothing but a scam.”
These are serious accusations based on the alleged sequence of events described above. If those events genuinely occurred, identifying the underlying account should allow them to be investigated.
LuckScout does not object to genuine negative reviews. If someone genuinely had a problem with an account or payment, we want enough information to investigate it.
What we cannot reasonably investigate is an accusation that LuckScout deliberately waited until someone's payment date, locked their account and withheld their money without being given sufficient information to identify the alleged account and transaction.
Calling a business a “scam” does not establish that the events described actually happened.
If this reviewer genuinely experienced what they claim, our invitation is straightforward: provide sufficient account information privately so that the account, activity, alleged payment and alleged lockout can be investigated.
If an error occurred, there will be something concrete for us to examine. If the allegation is that LuckScout deliberately withheld a payment and locked the account to avoid paying it, there should likewise be an identifiable account and payment record supporting that allegation.
We categorically reject the claim that LuckScout deliberately locks members out on payment day to avoid paying them.
We invite the reviewer to provide the information necessary to substantiate and investigate their allegations.
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Beth M.
They do pay
They do pay, i was skeptical as they couldn't tell you how much you need to do to make x dollars. I also was leary some of the sponsored businesses that pop-up to review don't appear to be legit companies or possibly they're new companies? There does seem to be alot of AI sponsored businesses. Might sound silly but I kind of like to know what kind of you might be sharing. I haven't tried just chatting and seeing if you could make money that way. The amount of reviews they want have went back and forth between 10-100 a day. I believe the more reviews you do the more you get paid. It is not something you get paid by the hour or a certain amount for certain amount of points.
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Gina H.
It's legit
Luckscout is a Legit site and yes you actually do get a payout! I've been a member since the end of May 2025 and I just received my First payment for about 2 weeks of doing activities ( I will say I was a little disappointed in the amount which was less than $10 for the time I put into the site ) all that time and effort for less $10 is kinda heartbreaking. Hopefully June's payment in August will be worth it ( we'll see ). Payouts are vary it depends on how much Activity you have done in a month ( it does take hours per day to accumulate lots of points ) so Yes it's very time consuming... But if for some pocket change it's not that bad I guess.
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Southern A.
Honest earnings and no startup costs
Honest earnings and no startup costs! Earn points by playing games, watching Luckscout YouTube videos and “liking” them after they’ve played all the way through, and doing website reviews. The quickest way to accumulate points is by doing website reviews. They’re pretty much just copying and pasting. They take 30 seconds to a minute to do, but you have to put about four minutes of time between reviews. It’s best to have a COMPUTER, but you can still do some activities from your phone. Pay is based on points accumulated following the guidelines of the site. They pay once a month through PayPal. You’re required to use your real name, not a username. You can join groups and you’ll get points for participating in them. Luckscout has been in business since 2012. It’s run by a team of real estate and gold investors. I am a MEMBER. The members are in charge of doing activities to make the investors money. That money is used to invest with. When the leaders make profits, they share them with the members, based on their activity on the site and their point accumulation. Payments are in Canadian money, so you’ll have to convert it to American money when you get into your PayPal account. There is no money required to become a member. I use a computer, so it’s pretty easy for me. If you have a computer, this will be a GREAT program for you! The Wordsearch 16 by 16 Tricky is the one I do between reviews. The words are the same every time, but their location in the puzzle changes every time. It use this particular puzzle because it awards upwards of 1900 points. Between the Wordsearch puzzle and the reviews, points can accumulate pretty quickly. Points reset on the 1st of every month. Luckscout wants you to have a goal of at least 20 reviews per day.
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Pixie I.
I only been here for 5 months and they…
I only been here for 5 months and they are very legit the people and owner is real nice I love the community! There is rules like any other site but Luckscout is the best one out there if anyone has not joined!! You are missing out This is legit work at home job. They pay every month to my PayPal It hasn’t been one month that I didn’t get no payment for 5 months been working for them :)
