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MechaTurk Average Pace
Participate in a study on decision-making. The study will take around 10-15 minutes.(~ 10 minutes) - $1.00 +0.35 bonus Confirmed!
Underpaid
Poor
Approved
$8.03 / hour
00:10:05 / completion time
Pros
Approved in three days with the comment "Thank you for completing our study As we told you you will receive your bonus within three weeks."10/26 - It has now been over three weeks, and I have yet to receive a bonus, so I reached out.
Cons
Was anticipating a bonus of $3.50 but only received 35 pennies. I reached out to the req. 10/28Update: Though they did respond to my first message regarding the bonus, they failed to address my concerns about the amount of bonus. Perhaps I misread/miscalculated the bonus, but it appears lots of other folks did as well....
jsxca Fast Reader
Digitizing Handwritten Forms: ~70 minutes(~ 70 minutes) - $6.00 +3.00 bonus
Underpaid
Unrated
Pending
$8.89 / hour
01:00:43 / completion time
Pros
Cons
Very underpaid, this is a LOT of work - which is a shame because I find this sort of work very enjoyable. All work is on one page so you could spend almost an entire HOUR just to accidentally hit F5 or something and be screwed. There is a forced timer, so even if you finish it early you are stuck waiting for the full hour to be up.Wouldn't recommend this requester unless she makes major changes to the format to multiple pages, removes the timer, and raises the pay to at least $12 minimum.
Maia Relaxed Pace
Participate in a study on decision-making. The study will take around 10-15 minutes.(~ 10 minutes) - $1.00 +0.40 bonus Confirmed!
Underpaid
Unrated
Approved
$6.59 / hour
00:12:45 / completion time
Pros
Cons
Contacted the requester to follow up on the $4.00 bonus and heard back with reassurances it would be paid out soon. Which it was. But for $0.40. Contacted them about this and have yet to hear back. ETA: Requester got back to me and said there was some sort of logic error with the HIT and it was only supposed to be a certain amount per correct answer, moving it up a decimal point away from what I was expecting.