If I can be able to spend 45 minutes and earn up to $0.7 then it is ok. I have you tried the article writing before?
Do you give up on earning websites after some days?
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Well, it won't be the case that you will make 0.7 everyday there. You can make anything between 10 cents to 70 cents. If you can grab good offers in a day to complete the tasks, you can get extra FCs.
I have written a few articles there on the site. To write articles there on Forum Coin, you have to become a verified article writer there. If you are able to write regularly there, you can optimise your earnings there.
Well, I would give up on a website if the website does not compensate me fairly. I believe that if there are members on your site, then you must compensate them in a really fair manner.
It may not make sense to work on a website if the payment is really low. Inflation is one of the main aspects we must always consider. This is why it is much better to work on high-paying sites.
I agree. I was new to the online earnings and was not so much aware about the business and money topics. They were the main topics to be discussed there. So, I felt a bit lost and couldn't contribute much. Made me loose interest. Now I feel I am in a better position to handle those topics. But I could never go back there as I got engaged with other forums.
Exactly it always seems a waste of time for me so I let go for a while maybe return later.
I have come across users bringing up the payment delays there from time to time. But then no one has ever mentioned about not being paid at all. There might be delay but it will be paid. It's trusted admin there and one can stay assured of that.
That's what I am feeling about BMF. I requested payment 4-5 days back but have not received it yet.
That is the problem with online businesses. No person would continue to stay with sites that fail to pay in time.
Giving up on any website is totally not right because if you continue to push furthe, you will discover how to explore those website to make more money.
I gave up Swagbucks due to the reason that I could not get verification code on my phone when I cashed out. They then asked me for a lot of personal information. I didn't feel secure doing so.
I don't give up on any site after I join it and as long as it's legit and paying. But ofcourse, one gets to develop liking towards certain websites and prefers them over others in the list. I don't quit ot completely, but I might get less active over the time if I find some other sites more interesting and better paying.
