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TeopVersant

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I do have a regular job, with reasonable pay - about $35,000 a year. I have a ton of spare time because I basically have no life, by design (most things in today's society do not interest me). As a former IS professional I also have above average "end-user" skills.

My point is, Micro-working does not seem to pay much but if I am not after money, just occupying time - can anybody recommend some good microworking sites?
 
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Try Fiverr if you want to work for someone.
better to invest your money into IM earn. go to money-making section at the BHW forum see which method you like to try and learn little more start with a very small budget try and repeat until success.
 
Clickworker is the best (and easiest to access). Not sure your purpose.
I'm considering that if it's not for the monkey because any of the microworkers sites can offer more than $10/hour and with most, you will get $5 at best at least for the first months of inexpertise.
I'm currently working for a microworker site 2 hours a day for ~$15/hour for a very specific purpose I won't reveal. But in the beginning I started with $5/hour and very soon after $10. Now I'm at $15 because I'm fast and very specialized. Although is not worth by any means, and I earn much more with any of the other jobs I do during the day. When I'm done with my purpose I will be leaving it.

I could not consider upwork or fiverr a microworker site. It's more of a freelancing site.

Microworker sites are generally very repetitive jobs, like qualifying images or reporting upsetting or porn elements... Doing a logo for example is not considered microworking.
 
Is Clickworker and other microworking sites for everybody?
 
Not sure what you mean by "everybody", but I haven't seen anything prohibitive on any of the sites.
 
Try!

Fiverr
Freelancer
Legit
peopleperhour
Rapidworker
Microworkers

Or try some money making methods here! Don't expect too much but sure you will get:).

Cheers!
 
SirLouen said:
Clickworker is the best (and easiest to access). Not sure your purpose.
I'm considering that if it's not for the monkey because any of the microworkers sites can offer more than $10/hour and with most, you will get $5 at best at least for the first months of inexpertise.
I'm currently working for a microworker site 2 hours a day for ~$15/hour for a very specific purpose I won't reveal. But in the beginning I started with $5/hour and very soon after $10. Now I'm at $15 because I'm fast and very specialized. Although is not worth by any means, and I earn much more with any of the other jobs I do during the day. When I'm done with my purpose I will be leaving it.

I could not consider upwork or fiverr a microworker site. It's more of a freelancing site.

Microworker sites are generally very repetitive jobs, like qualifying images or reporting upsetting or porn elements... Doing a logo for example is not considered microworking.
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They have an application, I mean mobile application
 
Seomandy said:
Try!

Fiverr
Freelancer
Legit
peopleperhour
Rapidworker
Microworkers

Or try some money making methods here! Don't expect too much but sure you will get:).

Cheers!
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Greetings brother , thanks for the recommendations . I have a question , do these sites or even some them offer you work based on your location ? And if yes , is it possible to go around this using proxy/VPN ?
 
mendis said:
any other alternative apart frim these 3 ? already using micro piko and rapid. but want to know more
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Many, you can search via google, but these 3 are the most job available
 
If you are ok for money and are looking to occupy time, try to build something big and worthwhile.

Don't waste your time bottom feeding for a $1 here or there, you will get really bored and frustrated.
 
TeopVersant said:
I do have a regular job, with reasonable pay - about $35,000 a year. I have a ton of spare time because I basically have no life, by design (most things in today's society do not interest me). As a former IS professional I also have above average "end-user" skills.

My point is, Micro-working does not seem to pay much but if I am not after money, just occupying time - can anybody recommend some good microworking sites?
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Don't work for shit, pal. Just invest that time in mastering a skill and it could potentially develop into a side-hustle.
 
I would also suggest fiverr but also with upwork and freelancer.Don't bank on one of these sites try to built your profile on multiple websites but try ranking your services one by one.Forcus on making good relations with customers that will increase recursion orders and built a business one day for you to rely on.
 
HustleTong said:
Don't work for shit, pal. Just invest that time in mastering a skill and it could potentially develop into a side-hustle.
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Thanks for the advice . But I will always need to wake up and go to work outside my home everyday. That is the way I am wired. I am just trying to supplement my income so I can save more for retirement, which somebody will steal when I get old and senile.
 
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