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I tried, and now I am in a review status. The one was too quick for me and I couldn't beat the timer.

Yeah, I am actually working there right now. It is my go-to when I don't have other work.

You would have to see if they have your country available as an option in their dropdown box.

Trying to figure that out myself. I applied and got a few things I tried on there but since it is a newer platform I am still trying to figure out the working hours.

I can't solve the problem because I don't work for them. However, there are other alternatives out there try outlier.ai/ they had a few positions posted in LinkedIn that wanted people from India. This is what I saw for them on LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/remote-ai-training-for-punjabi-india-writers-at-outlier-4007346502/

Yes, from my research I believe only accepts applicants in the US.

Honestly, I get most of my GIG work from outlier.ai/ , Prolific www.prolific.com/ (for surveys), and Welocalize jobs.lever.co/welocalize

@@GettingGigs Thank you very much I will be checking out this options

I don't remember a maximum number of hours. I remember having to schedule the hours that I would work. They are strict about that. So if you state you are going to work certain hours and don't work during those hours, they will count that against you. However, I understand that because they need to ensure that they have enough people working throughout the day. The website says you can make between 15-25 per hour. I couldn't find where it states a maximum number of horus.

I haven't been hired by them yet. I will do a review of the platform itself if I get selected for them.

​@@GettingGigsyeah, I also applied for lifestyle image description gig. I'll also comment if I get selected.

Yes, it took FOREVER, but I just got paid for the first set of task about two weeks ago. So, it is a legit site. Only thing is they do take a long time to pay. I was hesitant to do more task for them again until I got paid the firs time, and then I got paid. I have done more work for them since. I figure when I get paid from them it would just be extra cash I wasn't expecting.

@@GettingGigs Thank you for letting me know that. Because I really wasn't going to do anymore of these tasks until I found out. lol. Now I'll try to do them everyday until the money comes in everyday.

@@GettingGigs Gonna watch your APEN vid next.

@@likecaleb_anime_crypto Thank you, I haven't had much luck with Appen, but others seem to be doing well on them.

no they don't

@@laliblackcastle2779 3 months ago they did

That is a Chicagoan mixed with a Southern Accent. Hard to control.. ;)

Maybe that is why I never heard back from them.

It was like 29 dollars

Sorry, just saw this. They pay weekly via PayPal or ACH depending on how you set up your account. It may take them a week or two because it depends on what your background is and what their need is.

I just got in. I'm a tech expert and a professional writer so I'm going to go for mostly writing prompts. They pay weekly via 3 methods.

To verify phone number you need to be using a cellphone number that is not a VOIP. The platform will check to see if the number is in the country that you are applying for. If you have already had an account with them in the past you can't sign up again with that same cell phone number, or if someone else is signed up using your cell phone number it won't work for you. They only allow a cell phone number to be used for one account.

Yes, most of these require a microphone and access to your camera. I had to go into my tool bar and allow them to have permission to use my camera and camera. The first one I did I couldn't actually do because of this. I found this on their website help.usertesting.com/hc/en-us/articles/12435201254557-My-camera-is-not-working