Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Work From Home with Microworkers
Posted on 11:25 AM by Nathalie
While searching for suitable work at home opportunities I came across another site which offers simple internet tasks. This site is called Microworkers.
This is similar to CloudCrowd but task payments are slightly lower. Tasks seem to be available all day and they vary from sign ins at $.10 to medium article writing at $1.00. I completed a few and have had my tasks approved. The payout is quite low at $9, which means that when you reach $9, you can withdraw your money from Microworkers to Paypal.
You can create only one account per person. You will have to sign up with your real name and address as they will eventually send you a PIN number at that address after which you would be able to withdraw your money. Read the description and accept a job only if you know you can complete it to employers satisfaction. Once the task is approved by employer you get paid to your account. The quality of work is taken pretty seriously. If the quality of result is unacceptable a red flag will be raised. Three red flags will get you terminated.
One last thing, there usually are around 30 or more tasks for each particular job but we are only allowed to do 1 task from each type. So if you see that an employer is requesting a total of 30 articles about 'lawn mowers', we can only complete one article. They state this on there website and I even tried it out but I was not allowed to continue with the task.
This is similar to CloudCrowd but task payments are slightly lower. Tasks seem to be available all day and they vary from sign ins at $.10 to medium article writing at $1.00. I completed a few and have had my tasks approved. The payout is quite low at $9, which means that when you reach $9, you can withdraw your money from Microworkers to Paypal.
You can create only one account per person. You will have to sign up with your real name and address as they will eventually send you a PIN number at that address after which you would be able to withdraw your money. Read the description and accept a job only if you know you can complete it to employers satisfaction. Once the task is approved by employer you get paid to your account. The quality of work is taken pretty seriously. If the quality of result is unacceptable a red flag will be raised. Three red flags will get you terminated.
One last thing, there usually are around 30 or more tasks for each particular job but we are only allowed to do 1 task from each type. So if you see that an employer is requesting a total of 30 articles about 'lawn mowers', we can only complete one article. They state this on there website and I even tried it out but I was not allowed to continue with the task.
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