Update on My Online Earning Sources 2

Where was I before I was interrupted by a grumbling stomach? Oh yeah. SocialSpark (SS), which most of you might know, is a paid-to-post site. I love SS for the fact that it doesn't offer you less than $5 a post, but the offers are few and far in between, and it rare that within a week you get two or more offers. I only started being active at SS on June, and have done several posts to date (some of which are still waiting for the 30-day wait in order to be paid to me). What I hate about SS is that they have a minimum payout, which is $20 (now $50, see my post here). It's easy to reach if you're RealRank is uber high, but for the so-so rankers like me, it's not the most ideal setup. But hey, I've already been paid twice. Proof below:


What I am focusing my efforts on right now is the Internet Marketing Report Card (IMRC) site. As the case with most other sites, Philippine users got blanket-banned from using the site, and just as I've given up the hope of ever rejoining the site, something prompted me to visit the site and try to sign up again. Fortunately, they are accepting applicants again (more recent update: not anymore!) and have set up measures in order that those wanting to game the system will not be able to rejoin the site again. I've actually posted about IMRC and its benefits here and here so we will not be discussing that again today. It actually took me five hours (not in one sitting though. it was accumulated hours in two days) to earn my first $20, with what the additional measures IMRC has put in place to make sure that no one grades products without fully reading the reviews first. I'm already halfway through my second payout, and the first payout I requested a day ago was already paid to my PayPal account, proof of which is below:

I'm also at Microworkers, kinda like mTurk but on a much smaller scale. Upon sign up you'll get $1.50 for starting your own campaign, which you can use to ask everybody else at Microworkers to do stuff for you (i.e., visit your site, follow you on Twitter, bookmark your site, etc). Minimum payout is $9, which I got after two weeks of doing tasks (on and off, like myLot) for them. I know, small amount. But it adds up, every little bit each month. The campaigns that I like the most are those that asks me to submit an article for them or post an article in my blog, because they pay a bit higher than the click or sign up tasks. But it's up to you what you like to do, you just pick from the array of campaigns listed at the site after sign-up. Payment screenshot below:



Ooops. Long again. I will discuss my other sidelines at another time. Don't expect me to discuss any pay-to-click sites, though. I've given up on them long ago. They bore me to death, honestly. In the mean time, I need to work at mTurk now. Later!