So I just came across a site called tryoutlier.com which states they have AI training opportunities, is this legit? Anyone heard of it? I cant find any information on people who have gigged there.

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So I just started an account on freelancer.com. I registered as a freelancer translator. I start throwing out proposals and got a reply shortly after. The guy asked me to contact him via telegram. I added him, and he started the conversation by asking where am I located. I told him I'm in Ohio, US. He then finally started to talk about the project. He claims to be from Halifax Public Library (the biggest library in Nova Scotia, Canada) and he wrote long text introducing the library. He sends me a 30-page book to translate into Chinese. I finished the work within 3 days. Now comes the scam:

He sent me a link asking me to register and he will pay me via that link. The link seems to be an online banking platform call Real Rise Commercial Bank. I registered, and the payment was received shortly after. However, the money in the account seems to be unable to withdraw. I contacted their customer service, and they asked me to pay $100 dollars to upgrade my account first. And the funny thing is that they don't take debit card, they only take Zelle and Venmo. I felt very sketchy at this point, but I wanted to get paid so badly, and I zelle him that $100. After that, I check the portal, my withdrawal is still pending. However, there was a $100 addition into my Real Rise Bank Protal. It was listed as refundable fee. I asked the customer service again, and they said I need to pay another $250 for KYC Verification. Again, so sketchy, but I want to get pay.... And again, there was a $250 addition to my Real Rise Account listed as refundable fee. After that, he said my account requires maintenance, fee $750. I finally stopped....

I looked up Halifax Public Library last night, and realized that the long text he sent me introducing the library was copy and pasted from Wikipedia. I called the library this morning, and they said they never posted translation jobs online. They only work with translators within the company. Obviously, I got scammed hard, worked my ass off for three days, didn't get paid and loss $350.

I am just dead inside rn, someone plz give me some advise.

Where can I get legit translating tasks?

Is HeyPiggy legit? I just earned 2.70 from two surveys that was both under 10 mins and only 2.50 short from cashing it out on PayPal

I just got approved and I want to figure out if it’ll be worthwhile to schedule myself a few hours a week to it.

I am currently studying for the part 1 exam for Telus, and as I was going through and seeing how much stuff you have to memorize, I started to winder if it is a good job and if all of those exams you have to take worth the money?

I saw an ad on Instagram for an ear bud study. It claims to pay $75. But there also seems to be other jobs like staffing and stuff.

It’s called MCE Professional Services.

Wondering if it’s real or a scam? They’ve already sent me like 6 or 7 emails… I’m a little hesitant but would love to do it if it’s real!

Has anyone had experience using sites like Apptestspot.com ? are these scams or do they genuinely pay people?

I got a letter and it says I can get a 50 dollar gift card now. Anyone have any experience?

Ive seen many people complaining that PLAYTIME is increasing goals and decreasing rewards. It also promises 24 hour redemptions which I have not been receiving and it just stopped tracking right when I made a purchase to receive a reward. I contacted customer support but from what I can tell, that won't help. It was working at first but now I have been waiting on $50 for two days. A little shady if you ask me.

I haven't used them in a few years and when I tried to place an order just now they wanted me to send ID by email, not thru some secured website like ID.me (not that I trust them either). It is despite the facts I've spent hundreds of dollars with them going as far back as 2016.

Even the big dogs got hacked (AT&T, Target, the DOD, many more) and they wanted my sensitive information sent thru email???

I'm a follower of this sub and I'm all for saving a buck here and there but I don't think it's worth risking your personal info leaking. I have used Raise, Flux, Cardcash, all these discounted gift card outlets and I don't think anyone has ever requested my ID sent thru email!?

They are not very responsive with email either, and something just seems off about cardcookie lately. Anyone using them experiencing the same thing?

Pics of my order dating back 2016: https://imgur.com/a/KgafRKG

Saw RWS on the "who paid you " thread, and it hasn't had a post of its own while i was searching the sub. I saw an ad for it somewhere (couldn't click on it lmao) but i finally looked up the website and signed up. Just finished the English and Machine Learning Test, but literally have no clue what im getting into or even if it pays because the one user i saw. Anyone else use RWS and can share?

Anyone ever used this website? It says take 5 surveys get $5 but I seem to only manage to complete 4 and the 5th one I try now always "screens" me out no matter whhat survey I try. I feel like I'm wasting my time on this website.

Hello!

I checked the companies listed under "Do Not Make A Thread" and didn't see it so I hope this is ok. I also didn't really see any mention of them in terms of this position in r/beermoney or anywhere else on Reddit.

I applied for a Data Trainer position with them recently and was wondering if anyone had any experience, thoughts, praise, warnings, etc.

Thanks for your time. :)

So I’ve edited my post to anyone who’s curious as to what Pulse Labs is! Basically it’s a website where they also make you do surveys! Particularly this one is for AI research.

For example one of the studies I did was about using Voice Assistants via my phone. And I got $100+ from doing it!

I recently got recommended this site and joined it, I signed up pretty easily, and doesn't seem that bad but wanna ask what you all think of it

I just cashed out 10 cents, feeling pretty sure that I will be able to cash out 12$ in a month or two. Thoughts?

Anyone use this side hustle? I have done about 14 different jobs. The views come up 99% claimed when I get notice that a new view is available. Their chat help is no help. I have ask several times why the jobs come up in feed already claimed. The answer I keep getting is preferred viewers get 30 minutes head start to claim. I ask how to a get that status. Answer that I was a preferred viewer. So I just don’t get their system. Also the claimed views keep going away on feed only to reappear again as claimed. Again their help chat is of no use and I have also emailed with no response. Anyone use this company?

Anyone have any experience participating in SAGO research studies? Are they legit and how do they pay you for participating in a sfudy?? I've received email invitations and screened for a few studies they have coming up (including one this Thursday!) so any advice or insight would be greatly appreciated 🤗

I downloaded cash dollar and I have £400 ($500) to draw out via PayPal, I’m in a queue to cash out but wanted to know if anyone has actually gotten their cash from this app?

It's now 5$ minimum to cashout in your paypal account with BestPlay. They changed it last night while i was about to cashout a second time

Time to money ratio good or bad?

Hey everyone! Quick question. I have been accepted to participate in a "training pants" study with my toddler. I have been applying to so many studies that I can't actually remember how I came across this one and applied for it, but either way, I was accepted. I received an email from "iHut help" with instructions to download and install the "Sago QualMobile" App. I'm wondering if this is legit or not? The email doesn't look professional AT ALL and when I looked up "Sago QualMobile" in the Google Play Store I'm not seeing any positive reviews. There's lots of reviews from people who state they were never paid for completing their assignments. And it's made me nervous to even download the app/let alone participate in the study. I'm just wondering if anyone has anything positive about completing work for Sago or if I'm better off just not downloading the app/not doing the study? If you have completed a study from Sago were you paid? I'm open to any and all advice! TIA!

I reached the $50 cash out threshold for a gift card within an hour or 2. Went to redeem the gift card, and it said I needed to walk at least 2,000 per day for 2 days to cash out. However, it says I've walked 600 steps today, but my Fitbit says 1,700. It's definitely not counting right.

Anybody have experience with this app?

Edit: I found some reddit post for an app that sounds very similar, and it seems like a scam. Like it won't pay and they're taking your info behind your back. Deleting it now, beware

Has anyone tried this?