How Long Have You Been Making Money Online?

[sardonicone]

I started making money online recently only on CloudCrowd, a Facebook app. The first few days went pretty smoothly with easily doable tasks, but this last task really got into my nerves. It was classifying computer attributes, I went into a lot of trouble to make it right, and my account was locked out and I don't understand why. Really disappointing, they should explain why that happened!

I can't say I've heard of that ap before. When you say you had to classify computer attributes - do you mean your own computer? Were you compiling a list of computer specs from a wide range? I'm not sure I understand what you're trying to say here.

Also - was your account locked out from that particular task or did they disable your entire account?

 

[caparica007]

Go to Facebook and just type CloudCrowd, you will find it. For computer attributes I mean, they give you a list of a determined computer characteristics you have to fill in (memory, keyboard type - but really specific) and they give you some PDFs where you can look up the information.

My access to that task was locked out for 24h and my credibility at the site came down big time, and credibility it is what allows you to access jobs.

 

[Oakster]

Go to Facebook and just type CloudCrowd, you will find it. For computer attributes I mean, they give you a list of a determined computer characteristics you have to fill in (memory, keyboard type - but really specific) and they give you some PDFs where you can look up the information.

My access to that task was locked out for 24h and my credibility at the site came down big time, and credibility it is what allows you to access jobs.

That's the biggest problem with CloudCrowd.
You can work and work and work and see a 20 point increase in your cred rating (it's 0-100) but if you make a little mistake and slip up, down goes your rating 30-40 points and you get locked out of that task.
It's one of the main reasons I stopped using CloudCrowd and it was my main resource when I started working online, making about 3-4 bucks a day.

 

[donaldplozha]

I have been working online since more than 1 year now, have tried PTC sites, CloudCrowd, paid to post forums and freelance job websites like Elance or Fiverr. I live in Albania where the life standard is pretty low and by spending a little time and effort on these different websites, one can generate some pretty nice extra-income, but only if you live in Albania. I know that living in other countries of Europe is much more expensive and money earned online is only to assure some little extra-income.

 

[SwagBear]

I don't even remember. Like 8 months ago or something, not sure. I used to do surveys, but I got tired of those, so I now write for money and I love doing it!

 

[leandros21]

I have been making money online for a while now and I have enjoyed it. I actually make a full time income online doing affiliate marketing and blogging. I think these are the two best ways to make money online. Affiliate marketing is a lot more complicated but if you get the right specialists to train you and give you tips, it can be a profitable venture for you.

More than a year but not by affiliate marketing but using the best ptc site neobux . There are millions ways to make money online, the point is to work methodically and the secret to success is the magic word patience.

 

[Sutarto Eko Nugroho]

I started making money online recently on Blogger with Google Adsense's program. But, I'm not sure for survive with this option. And now, I trying Cost Per Action (CPA) bussines. Next month? I don't know.

 

[XxMotleyCrueXx]

I started making money around 4 years ago, give or take, taking breaks in between, I didn't make much, but it was enough to get a movie or CD here and there. I never drilled GPT sites though, such as sitting at one for hours at a time, and its only in the last month or so that I decided to give forum posting a try.

 

[Kristy]

I started making money online in 2009. It was later in the year (October, maybe?) and I decided I'd wait until 2010 to really start keeping track of how much I could make on various sites. I got sort of obsessive compulsive about it. I started a notebook (would probably be easier to keep track on the computer, but what can I say, I'm old school. lol) and literally wrote down every single penny I made from each site. I still do this now. I have a notebook for every year. I do monthly income reports on my blog and at the end of the year I post a yearly income report. It's just a hobby for me (I usually work outside the home. I'm not right now for personal issues but I just started looking for a job again.) so I don't make much. The most I ever made online was last year. I made about $600. Not too bad for extra spending money.

 

[hogwarts]

I only just started making money online! I've only cashed out once and it was only a $5 cashout, but I've only been trying for a couple of weeks, so I think that's pretty good. I just started on Bubblews and have almost $7 in my bank right now. It's really fun and I can't wait to cash out on that site. What are other paid socialization sites you guys might recommend?

 

[davidj212]

I've been making money online for about eight month's now. I staarted out with GPT and PTC site's but they didn't bring in enough money for me. I then tried out Affiliate Marketing, but I could never find a good strategy I could use to promote my product's. Lastly, I joined Telexfree, which is an online business, and I'm now making a full income online, which I am very happy about!