I agree with you. Whatever they reach maximum capacity it is to their best interest that they discontinue accepting new members. I have seen some websites doing that.
Websites That Stop Accepting New Users
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No that is not true. They did not stop receiving new registration but only stopped registration for users from Nigeria
Iwriter and bizdustry have stopped accepting new members. According to the sites, they are affirmative that soon they will start accepting new members.
They observe that certain regions provide low quality content just to earn incentives and they would like to focus on improving their overall appeal to get more traffic.
I don't think it is only Nigerians that they stopped registering. There are some other countries that they stopped registering.
This is my first time of hearing about the website. What exactly do they specialise in?. Are they paid to post platform?.
I have no update in virily too. I also stopped visiting the site after my earnings were nailed. I was able to cash out 10 dollars before.
can you give me more insight on how the website actually works? Is it a paid to post platform?.
There are various reasons why websites may temporarily or permanently cease accepting new users:
Capacity constraints: Because the website may not have the infrastructure or resources to manage a big inflow of new users, the number of new registrations must be limited to provide a decent user experience.
Quality control: Websites that pay for material, such as writing or design, may restrict new users in order to preserve the quality of their platform's content. They can better regulate the quality of the information and maintain a good reputation by restricting the number of new members.
User demand: Websites that provide exclusive services or products may limit new users in order to create a sense of scarcity or exclusivity, which can drive up demand and costs.
Capacity constraints: Because the website may not have the infrastructure or resources to manage a big inflow of new users, the number of new registrations must be limited to provide a decent user experience.
Quality control: Websites that pay for material, such as writing or design, may restrict new users in order to preserve the quality of their platform's content. They can better regulate the quality of the information and maintain a good reputation by restricting the number of new members.
User demand: Websites that provide exclusive services or products may limit new users in order to create a sense of scarcity or exclusivity, which can drive up demand and costs.
Yeah, I tried registering an account on Amazon mechanical Turk in 2020 but I was not accepted because of reasons best known to them. I think they have stopped accepting new members for a very long time.
Yes they have stopped accepting new members. I had an account with them some years ago but I lost access to my old email and account. I couldn't register again. It was a good source of earning money online.
Yes, I think there are some people that even make more than $10 from the website every single day. It is probably one of the best micro jobs platform people can work on on the internet.
Yeah, I believe as long as the website keeps on growing they will not to stop to accept new members. Some of the websites I've been a member of have continued to accept new members for some years.
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I remember only Bizdustry has stopped accepting new users and it's only for Nigerian users so others can still join but they need to plan about Vip to get paid
