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JJ0G40 Careful Reader
Reactions to the COVID-19 Pandemic - $2.00
Underpaid
Unrated
Approved
$6.25 / hour
00:19:12 / completion time
Pros
Two bucks more than I started with.Cons
Definitely underpaid. I saw the negative reviews and went with it anyway. There's two writing tasks and a mediocre amount of bubbles. The first is 100 min characters, the second writing task (no min mentioned) requires you to go to another site and make a response. You have to use a code (this isn't your mturk submission code) for the second task. Then after completing that and more bubbles you'll be done. You'll receive your submission code after that. I had to manually type these codes into my notepad in order to copy and paste from there. Seemed like a bunch of extra steps we're not all used to. Felt like more work than it needed to be honestly, hence this long review.
Oct 28, 2022 | 1 worker found this helpful.
MEC Relaxed Pace
Attitudes Toward Social Situations - $1.00
Underpaid
Unrated
Approved
$2.68 / hour
00:22:21 / completion time
Pros
Absolutely none. This requestor is cheap and not worth the time even on the slowest of days.Cons
There are three parts of this study. The first one is an essay about tornados and the worker is to write a summary of it in their own words. Really each part should be its own study and I'm not certain how each part relates to the other. This HIT just kept going and only became more frustrating as the hourly rate dropped. I only completed this because it hadn't been rated yet (smarter workers bailed rather than waste their time, I'm sure). I'll be blocking this requestor after I finish this review.
Aug 18, 2021 | 2 workers found this helpful.
WildFlower Relaxed Pace
Psychological Research on Memory and Surveys on Household Products - $0.90
Underpaid
Unrated
Pending
$3.86 / hour
00:14:00 / completion time
Pros
The requester at times has better paying surveys clearly, but this wasn't one of themCons
Writing, which doesn't bother me but bother others greatly. And just went on far, far too long for the pay. Did this one because the other one paid well, so likely a shared Academic account where different budgets or grants are used to determine pay for surveys.
Oct 14, 2017 | 2 workers found this helpful.