funny I was actully thinking Sunday of just copying your avi and joining in the pain to maybe speed be up cut down a few days, then I came to my senses You lost dam it, U suffer alone . . .
Not Really, The only secret is an open secret Time=Money The More Time You Put In The More Money You Make If Your Confused About Something Specific Everyone Is Willing 2 Help. . . . . . . . . .
well i guess what Im saying is I saw no work today that would make you that kind of money, even if you worked all day
Sigh, Ok here we go your prob just not set up right then how long have you been trying, how many hits do you have, approval rating and # of monitor's
It's unfortunate but having Masters generally makes you 2-3x as much than someone without it in the same amount of time. Quals like OCMP, Dodds, str1234, etc. can you make you 5x as much. How long have you been turking? How many hits do you have submitted? It gets easier the longer you do it. Most people never break $50/day in their first few months.
It's almost impossible to take you serious, there is no way you can't make over average 30-60 a day min . . .
Wow I thought you were much newer. Utilizing scraper, turkmaster, panda links and autohotkey are essential in my opinion. But in two years you should have been able to snag more than a few worthy qualifications. They're probably the most important thing when it comes to turking. With internet speed, time, effort, and luck shortly behind. Good luck.
Okay I dont need to be insulted. Everyone here is so serious. I did not tell you what my avr was. But I am certainly not stupid. And almost all of Mturks work pays no more than 3 - 4 dllr an hour unless hyou find exceptional runs and supplement with surveys.
To be honest I just don't get it, I don't have over 100k hits done myself and I am also not a master (well not on mturk that is) you do have hit scraper right what are your settings set to I only talked like that because there is (and I think the forum would agree) only 1 reason why you should not make 30-60 a day easy . . .