Does it pay more in article sites if you have a human name instread of an alias

Helium does recommend its writers to use their real name or a realistic pen name rather have a username like 'imawriter'. This is because publishers who buy articles from Helium like to know it is the genuine work of a real writer. It also looks more professional, and shows you are serious about your work. I write articles and reviews as Ruth B, which is my first name and initial of my last name. If I put this into a search engine my articles will appear, but if I put my real name into a search engine I get results about other people who share my real name (and I thought I was unique!) I have noticed at Triond there is a mixture of names and usernames listed in their authors, so it is a matter of personal choice.