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Depending on the family (and country) we were born, things won't be so easy. I come from a country and family of savings hoarders, but in my current country, a large part of the population live on borrowed money and debts. They don't inherit money (sometimes only a crestfallen house to divide...

First of all, you must know exactly what kind of investment you are purchasing and count on a good knowledge of the risks, how are going the markets, if the investment meet your needs and how much you can afford to lose. By my side, I only trust online investment from federal government (in my...

Paypal isn't available for Indian users. I see you live in the Philippines, so you shouldn't face the same restriction (unless something changed for other Asian users). Unfortunately, the lowered rewards were a consequence of chatGPT (or other AI) used by users, announced the owner.

Not at all. Apart from the rule teaching to not invest in a risky asset any amount you can't afford to lose, we must consider governments prone to declare the cryptocurrencies are illegal from a day to another (as it happened yet in many countries). In such a case, the only way to use your...

Unfortunately, the matter with Paypal is high fees: that's why a so high threshold (I remember years ago it was worse because there was a 100 dollar threshold to withdraw to Paypal) and the easiness to withdraw to a BCH address.

Luckily, I signed up to one national exchange listing BCH, so I can choose the direct payment from BeerMoney to my exchange BCH address. In such a way, I also avoid tax reports mishaps due to a new tax law in my country that frowns on cryptocurrencies stored out of our national exchanges.

I'd never rely on GTP sites as my major source of income. They are mostly based on survey walls and I don't qualify for the 90% of them. So I only earn crumbs on GPTs. I by far prefer to rely on PTWs.

Various governments in southern Europe and Latin America are corrupted, so they give the specious reason that freelancing is a get rich quick profession (especially in southern European countries) and it deserves to pay huge taxes. That's one of the reasons many south Europeans prefer to leave...

Yes, I did, because I have a door-to-door thrift shop. As my mother's best friends in my former country used to donate us their and their daughter's clothes and bags, I was forced to move them during my relocation. Various customers of mine here like items coming from European countries, so last...

No, in the case of traditional 9 to 5 offline job it's the employer who is legally forced to pay maybe higher taxes for the sake of the employees (even if it's to say a lot of time employers commit tax evasion and the employee pays the piper if he/she isn't able to show the proofs he/she worked...

My preference is Paypal, since the new government in my country took the path to throw up roadblocks on earnings through cryptocurrencies coming from abroad. Our government wants cryptocurrencies negotiations into the borders of the national territory only. I still stick with my paid to write...

It's dependable: how much free time we have, the timezone (I remember a call from my aunt in full night, having forgotten the timeline issue:ROFLMAO:), our device features (I have a friend who loves video calls, but the battery of my phone can't stand them:ROFLMAO:).

I don't know how it works in African and Asian country, but the worst shortcoming in the Western world consists in discrimination. A certain phenotype is strongly preferred to the detriment of others (white Nordic Caucasian women are considered the most worthy to perform such a job and they...

You are still lucky to only pay the 8 percent, compared to South Europe, where you should pay the 26% as a freelancer (in addition, you'll have to pay Social Security and then accountant fees, that use to cost around 300 to 500 euros per month). In my country, you pay the 2% taxes for each task...

The mishap concerning freelancing in my country is tax legislation. So cumbersome and burdening that the only desire is to quit. As it happens in Spain, it costs a shameful monthly amount to pay Social Security and in addition, each completed task costs a certain amount to pay to Municipality...

Yes, I did along years, but I stopped. If you don't invest, Rollercoin requires tons of hours per day to earn crumbs and sincerely, I'm not eager at all to invest. Moreover now, with a government sabotaging online workers who earn cryptocurrencies. My preferred online earning method turned...

Yes, selling protecting masks and gloves during the worst COVID times, surely was a profitable business (in my geographic area, in any way, it was drugstores and mega-malls the only masks and gloves sellers, not the small entrepreneurs). Hairdressers and nail artists only closed during the worse...

Based on my country's culture, the most profitable business has to do with the beauty world, especially hairdressers and mostly nail art shops (well, barbers too). People here can't live without regularly going to a nail art shop and there are enough women who spend a fortune on hairdresser's...

So Indian Paypal works exactly as Mercosur Paypal. 24 hours is the same timing we wait to automatically receive our Paypal payments to our favorite bank account (being the delays only exceptions). Maybe India and Mercosur countries share the same financial policies concerning processors like Paypal.

Yes, I remember a colleague in an African country whose account was frozen and since that mishap she must rely to cryptocurrencies earnings instead of dollars. I can't imagine the losses when keeping money in a processor instead of banks, especially in the case of a considerable amount.