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DarrenMT Fast Reader
Economics Experiment (10-15 minutes with 30min break) for $3-4.50 - $0.05 +3.45 bonus Confirmed!
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$27.33 / hour
00:07:41 / completion time
Pros
Generous bonus. There's also a midway/halfpoint break (which I'm assuming is needed in order to fit the parameters of the study or see how it affects data or something like that) andthough some people might have seen it as annoying, it was nice not to constantly be watching the timer and to be able to take a breather midway through.Cons
I can't really complain at all since the Requester did pay the bonus as promised, but I did feel really nervous waiting to see if the bonus would come through. When so much of the total pay depends on the bonus, it tends to have that effect. Again, not complaining because the overall pay was excellent, but wanted to make a note of it.Advice to Requester
Continue to offer these generous bonuses on the HITs you publish here.
Aug 5, 2021 | 1 worker found this helpful.
NBadger Fast Reader
Follow-up on 3Word password strategy - $4.00
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$228.57 / hour
00:01:03 / completion time
Pros
- Every single hit from them in this study has had phenomenal pay, with increasing payouts for each follow up. The task was easy, simple, and informative, and for this last hit, only had a handful of questions that were just checking your memory of the tasks. 5/5 pay, would do again in a heartbeat.- They were also very prompt in emailing before each follow up, and after the first hit sent out a schedule so we would know exactly when each hit would launch (down to the date and hour).
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Oct 31, 2017 | 3 workers found this helpful.
Random Jobber Fast Reader
Economics Experiment - $0.00 +0.50 bonus Confirmed!
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$20.45 / hour
00:01:28 / completion time
Pros
Bonus received within 20 minutes roughly.Cons
The consent form says you'll be paid $2 and you can earn a bonus payment, with the average payout being $5.50, but then it's only 2 questions and it says you'll be paid $0.5...We guarantee, on behalf of the Department of Economics at Stanford University and Microsoft Research, that if we say that there is a x chance in 100 that something will happen, this event will occur on average x in 100 times. We are not allowed to lie to you. In general, deception and lies are not permitted in economics studies.
Jul 19, 2019 | 2 workers found this helpful.