Cannot withdraw money I worked hard for from Marketing Research job! :(

[MisterV]

I see.

Literally.

[Tasha]

Holy crap! I looked at my bank transactions and it turns out I spent almost $140 chasing those tasks, not around $70!

[MisterV]

$140.00?

By thunder, that is some SERIOUS money in the Miami ghetto.

Don't take it lying down...sit up and maybe even stand up later on.

Harrumph...the nerve of those people.

[Tasha]

$140.00?

By thunder, that is some SERIOUS money in the Miami ghetto.

Don't take it lying down...sit up and maybe even stand up later on.

Harrumph...the nerve of those people.

I don't live in the Miami Ghetto. I live in the middle class Suburbs of North Miami.

[MisterV]

I don't live in the Miami Ghetto. I live in the middle class Suburbs of North Miami.

That may be, but my version of The Truth allows me to be more creative in crafting scenarios.

It may be a house or a duplex and not a tenement, but you share it with a bunch of other people per your report: ghetto can be a state of mind.

Just roll with it...don't mean nothin'...

[Tasha]

And... One of the tasks was,"Purchase Credit Report Trial for $1, be charged $9.94 monthly after one week." I actually ended up doing this twice because the first time it didn't go through the right way and the credit report company keeps trying to withdraw the $9.94 from my account and I can't find the "cancel subscription," button. I don't actually want the credit report service, I did this purely as just another one of the tasks.

[MisterV]

Time to sic MDawg on these people.

Remove his muzzle, watch him start foaming at the mouth then yell "Sic 'em!"

[DGenBen]

Holy crap! I looked at my bank transactions and it turns out I spent almost $140 chasing those tasks, not around $70!

$140 to get $100 that they stiffed you on?

Sounds like they had you on the I owe my soul to to the company store program.

Hey, did you want more work? Send me $280 and I’ll give you $200 worth of work.

I guarantee my work will be much easier & I won’t stiff you like they did. How do you know I won’t stiff you?

Because if you complete the $200 worth of work then I’ll send you. $2,000 worth of work & I’ll give you a volume discount too,

Instead of charging you $2800 for the $2,000 worth of work I’ll only charge you $2,750.

[Tasha]

Hmm. I have made a lot of money through marketing research jobs in 11 months.

Branded Surveys. Roughly $10

Dave Surveys. Roughly $30

Five Surveys. Roughly $15

Free Cash. Roughly $24, roughly $12 pending

Hey Piggy. Roughly $300

Qmee. Roughly $1 pending

Prime Opinion. Roughly $96

Survey Junkie. Roughly $280

Top Surveys. Roughly $220 cashed out, roughly $100 locked




Gaming apps that pay money.

Best Play. Roughly $5

Just Play. Roughly $5

Playwell. Roughly $33

Scrambly. Roughly $57, with roughly $4 pending



I made over $1,000 just by doing the Marketing Research job and gaming apps!

[MisterV]

I made over $1,000 just by doing the Marketing Research job and gaming apps!

Girl, wise up: take any "extra" money and invest it in th stock market.

Start with a mutual fund like Vanguard.

Make small, regular contributions and over time...

[DGenBen]

Hmm. I have made a lot of money through marketing research jobs in 11 months.

Branded Surveys. Roughly $10

Dave Surveys. Roughly $30

Five Surveys. Roughly $15

Free Cash. Roughly $24, roughly $12 pending

Hey Piggy. Roughly $300

Qmee. Roughly $1 pending

Prime Opinion. Roughly $96

Survey Junkie. Roughly $280

Top Surveys. Roughly $220 cashed out, roughly $100 locked




Gaming apps that pay money.

Best Play. Roughly $5

Just Play. Roughly $5

Playwell. Roughly $33

Scrambly. Roughly $57, with roughly $4 pending



I made over $1,000 just by doing the Marketing Research job and gaming apps!

I don’t have an MBA or anything but if I were you I would start by crossing Qmee off the list & redirecting any time you’re planning on putting into that into Hey Piggy & Survey Junkie.

But that’s just me.

[Tasha]

Hmm. I have made a lot of money through marketing research jobs in 11 months.

Branded Surveys. Roughly $10

Dave Surveys. Roughly $30

Five Surveys. Roughly $15

Free Cash. Roughly $24, roughly $12 pending

Hey Piggy. Roughly $300

Qmee. Roughly $1 pending

Prime Opinion. Roughly $96

Survey Junkie. Roughly $280

Top Surveys. Roughly $220 cashed out, roughly $100 locked




Gaming apps that pay money.

Best Play. Roughly $5

Just Play. Roughly $5

Playwell. Roughly $33

Scrambly. Roughly $57, with roughly $4 pending



I made over $1,000 just by doing the Marketing Research job and gaming apps!

I don’t have an MBA or anything but if I were you I would start by crossing Qmee off the list & redirecting any time you’re planning on putting into that into Hey Piggy & Survey Junkie.

But that’s just me.

The Qmee one I signed up for just a little while ago and only made enough to make one dollar. My phone had broken and I had to use my PayPal Account in order to get paid by Qmee. My PayPal Account was connected to the phone that broke so that was a no go.

[MisterV]

Have you considered making money by regularly selling your blood / plasma?

"The gift that keeps on giving."

It pains me a tad to see you fret under the weight of your personal poverty: time for you to quit fucking around and develop a plan for Personal Success.

You too can finally be a "winner," it just takes a plan, effort and dedication: keep that nose to the grindstone.

[DGenBen]

I think blood in sort of chicken scratch though no?

If you are fertile I think you can sell your eggs, those go for like in the thousands from what I understand.

[MisterV]

I think blood in sort of chicken scratch though no?

If you are fertile I think you can sell your eggs, those go for like in the thousands from what I understand.

Karen is in her forties, so I suspect the pull date may have passed for both her eggs being harvested or for being a surrogate mother.

So until she comes up with "Plan B" Karen will have no choice but to impose on her dad, step mom and other failed relatives / hangers on who share the hovel she exists in today,

Consider it "natural selection at work," i.e. those who make it live a life of luxury and personal freedom, whereas...