How did you earn your first dollar online?

[Sanjeev]

I started making online earnings 15 years ago. I started with Mylot, and at that time the payment rates were good and I used to earn $7–10 a month. I made lots of friends from there and came to know many other sites, which I joined. My online earnings were going well at the time, but then most sites closed or reduced their pay rates. Now my earnings have drastically reduced to $2–3 per month. Can you share your journey? Mention sites that, you think, are still paying well to the members.

I've been generating money online for fifteen years. When I first started using Mylot, I used to make between $7 and $10 a month because to the good payout rates. From there, I met a ton of friends and learned about a ton of other websites, which I also joined. At the time, I was making good money online, but suddenly the majority of the sites disappeared or cut their pay rates. My monthly income has now dropped significantly to $2–$3 per month. Could you describe your journey? Mention websites that you believe still give their members good payouts.

 

[Teegold]

I earned my first dollars online when I carried out a survey at a website. It took me a while to be able to complete it because I was new. Thankfully I finished successful and I was credited. It felt good to be able to earn online for the first time.

 

[Sanjeev]

I earned my first dollars online when I carried out a survey at a website. It took me a while to be able to complete it because I was new. Thankfully I finished successful and I was credited. It felt good to be able to earn online for the first time.

I was never paid by survey sites. I was informed about survey sites when I first started making money online, so I signed on a few of them. I started taking surveys on them, but I was consistently rejected. I quit working on them after a while. I've always relied on the forums to make some extra cash.

 

[Teegold]

I was never paid by survey sites. I was informed about survey sites when I first started making money online, so I signed on a few of them. I started taking surveys on them, but I was consistently rejected. I quit working on them after a while. I've always relied on the forums to make some extra cash.

I don't get to do paid surveys now either. It was at the time it just came out before some people began misusing it, that's why the system is more strict now. People from certain countries cannot take part in it, even if they dìd, they will not get paid.

 

[Stan]

I started a few websites back in the 90's and made money still advertising on them

 

[eLdavis]

I made my first dollar through read.cash. I came across this platform by chance. At first I thought it was a scam, but I decided to give it a try. I believe I worked on the site for some months before the site stopped working like it used to.

 

[Sanjeev]

Yes, even if it's another site noise. Cash was also good. I worked on it for months until it stopped paying. The only problem with this site was that it used to pay in crypto. I regret why I didn't join this site earlier, although I knew about it.

 

[eLdavis]

It also took me some time before I could join noise.cash, but I think I worked there for a month or two, and I was able to gather something reasonable.

 

[Sanjeev]

Yes, there were good rate of pay. I made an adequate amount of money with this site. Things worsened over the next few days as they suddenly stopped offering the free tips, and I eventually quit posting on it. I wish I had spent more time on that website. I had a chance to profit substantially from them.

 

[Teegold]

Yes, there were good rate of pay. I made an adequate amount of money with this site. Things worsened over the next few days as they suddenly stopped offering the free tips, and I eventually quit posting on it. I wish I had spent more time on that website. I had a chance to profit substantially from them.

Are you talking about noice cash? I did it too but just too late, I was not able to gather anything by the time they started misbehaving or maybe they were not paying as much as they used to? I didn't even remember. I just knew that I was there for like maybe a few days or weeks and I bolted.

 

[King Belieal]

My first ever money earned online was from a book review site that I did a book review for to earn 5 dollars. The payment was sent to me through PayPal and it was really exciting enough to kickstart my online earning journey.

 

[Sanjeev]

Are you talking about noice cash? I did it too but just too late, I was not able to gather anything by the time they started misbehaving or maybe they were not paying as much as they used to? I didn't even remember. I just knew that I was there for like maybe a few days or weeks and I bolted.

Yes, I was talking about nose cash. Maybe it closed because they were giving away lots of money to their users. I was not that much lucky. There was also a site called Bubblews which owed me lots of money but then stopped paying to the users.

 

[Ginger]

There is a difference between earning and getting paid so I earned on a PTC website but it scammed me so technically my first website from which I got paid was forum coin

 

[Teegold]

Yes, I was talking about nose cash. Maybe it closed because they were giving away lots of money to their users. I was not that much lucky. There was also a site called Bubblews which owed me lots of money but then stopped paying to the users.

That is the problem with most of those earning sites, they will start off paying well at first, but along the line they will stop paying.

 

[Machala]

I started making online earnings 15 years ago. I started with Mylot, and at that time the payment rates were good and I used to earn $7–10 a month. I made lots of friends from there and came to know many other sites, which I joined. My online earnings were going well at the time, but then most sites closed or reduced their pay rates. Now my earnings have drastically reduced to $2–3 per month. Can you share your journey? Mention sites that, you think, are still paying well to the members.

I've been generating money online for fifteen years. When I first started using Mylot, I used to make between $7 and $10 a month because to the good payout rates. From there, I met a ton of friends and learned about a ton of other websites, which I also joined. At the time, I was making good money online, but suddenly the majority of the sites disappeared or cut their pay rates. My monthly income has now dropped significantly to $2–$3 per month. Could you describe your journey? Mention websites that you believe still give their members good payouts.

By Notcoin

 

[Sanjeev]

By Notcoin

What is Notcoin?

 

[jooxa]

I started making online earnings 15 years ago. I started with Mylot, and at that time the payment rates were good and I used to earn $7–10 a month. I made lots of friends from there and came to know many other sites, which I joined. My online earnings were going well at the time, but then most sites closed or reduced their pay rates. Now my earnings have drastically reduced to $2–3 per month. Can you share your journey? Mention sites that, you think, are still paying well to the members.

I've been generating money online for fifteen years. When I first started using Mylot, I used to make between $7 and $10 a month because to the good payout rates. From there, I met a ton of friends and learned about a ton of other websites, which I also joined. At the time, I was making good money online, but suddenly the majority of the sites disappeared or cut their pay rates. My monthly income has now dropped significantly to $2–$3 per month. Could you describe your journey? Mention websites that you believe still give their members good payouts.

I started by freelancing in writing and editing. My first dollar came from proofreading a short article for someone's blog. It was a small task, but it felt like a big achievement at the time!

 

[Teegold]

By Notcoin

I see you were among those who got something from tapping! Are you doing tapswap too? What do you think about it?

 

[Sanjeev]

I started by freelancing in writing and editing. My first dollar came from proofreading a short article for someone's blog. It was a small task, but it felt like a big achievement at the time!

How much do you earn from the sites these days?

Such tasks motivate people. I never tried freelancing. I tried Odesk once but could not find any appropriate task for me. The tasks were mostly related to programming.

 

[Sanjeev]

Yes, starting over is always risky and challenging. I started my online earnings with Mylot, as I told you. Now a days I am searching for something where I may be able to earn a good amount of money. I am not satisfied with the pennies I earn on the forums. I don't know how my search will end.