MyLot Payment Methods???
By debu004
@debu004 (182)
India
August 1, 2008 12:50am CST
Hey, I am new to this world. I joined MyLot yesterday i.e on 31st July.
I don't know how does MyLot make payment to its members.Anyone who have already received payments from this MyLot community can help me please.
Eagerly waiting for your response friends.
6 responses
@gentlevampire (21)
• Philippines
1 Aug 08
hei debu004.. welcome to mylot!
i'm kind of new here as well.. i've been a member for 6 months now but i never got around to posting anything here till now.. i applied for a moneybookers account since PayPal is not available in my country.. i've also chosen $10 as my minimum payout.. i'm wishing that i'd earn a lot through this.. invite friends as well cause you get 25% of their earnings as well.. ha ha ha..
do i sound mean? nyahahaha
@debu004 (182)
• India
1 Aug 08
Hello dear friend.
Thanks for your response !!!
Yeah I do understand you. I understand that we have to register either for a PayPal or moneybooker account but since you are here for last 6 months have you ever received your earnings that you have made through this MyLot community by postings comments and responding or adding refferals???
Please do reply !!!
@gentlevampire (21)
• Philippines
1 Aug 08
yeah.. i've been here for six months now but i never got around doing anything till now.. so that means.. i've never earned anything.. but i'm hoping to get a payout soon enough.. hihihi
@EZhang (165)
• Singapore
1 Aug 08
The really simple trick is to post answers, or discussions, to the posts that best suit your interests. It also helps if you post around 7 or 8 lines as it seems to MyLot that you are really geuine in making a contribution, maybe helpful ideas to help someone else along the way. Basically, it really makes no sense if you just post a one or 2 sentence reply as it would most probably seems that you are just here to make a fast buck by doing random posting. It would definitely sound somewhat similar to joining a forum at random, posting one or 2 word or lines answer to boost your own rank, so as to make yourself a more "senior" member on the forum. Look at the post topic, think of the topic on hand, did it happened to you before or have you encountered the problem before? If you do, you could actually post a long but solid discussion on when the topic involved happened to you and how you have done to overcome it.
Alternatively, you can give good reasons to help the person who post the question. Along the way, random members here would read it, it doesn't matter if they would post a reply to what you have written, ut ultimately, it might benefit someone if they have ever encountered such a problem next time. That's life, if you ask me. What you though happened to someone else could actually "happen" to you, whether you want it or not.
Well, good luck at MyLot and hope you get some enlightenment from my reply too.
@EZhang (165)
• Singapore
2 Aug 08
you're welcome. I happened to chance upon a blog post that detailed about MyLot and how they would most probably pay you judging by your response in the discussion group. Honest to say, I seldom write a full-length post as I thought people would be turned off into reading long posts. But my perspective changed after I read that blog post. It could be true that there might be one or two people who might not really want to read a full-length dicussion reply, but by talking about it, it might take some load off the burden that you are already carrying. Talking about it might actually help as you don't feel like you are weighed down by so many thoughts and ideas in your mind.
@debu004 (182)
• India
1 Aug 08
Thank You so much friend for your reply.It really enlightened me.You are really a helpful person.Actually i got to learn the real perspective of Mylot from your post.
Yeah i do post the topics which i have encountered or i have idea about the topics.
Thank You again and Happy MyLotting !!!
@ramangill (1479)
• India
1 Aug 08
i too joined few days back.
and i found this site very great.
lets explore this site
happy mylotting.
