Show Us The Money

The least mylot could have done was to send notifications since mylot2013 or whatever it is going to be called that you've made min. payout of $5 and that you will be paid $X as this is will be the last payout. I don't see how it could not be done since it is so relatively easy for me here literally speaking.

@haopee I am unsure but if you have been active like commenting or responding then I am sure you will be paid. Just check yr paypal account statement and you should know.

@artemeis Hi Artemeis. Unfortunately, No such luck. I didn't know being active meant having to respond rather than logging into the site. It's quite sad. I didn't receive anything from mylot through my Paypal.

@artemeis This is sad. I had not received any notification on mylot's new rule. The last post I was sure I had responded to a post was March 14, 2013. Does this mean that even if I had only dropped by last April, my $6 is forever lost?

They did send an alert about the earnings program ending... I guess you didn't see it :( They said that anyone who has been active in the last 30 days and who had a minimum of $5 accumulated would be paid on the usual schedule (on or about the 15th of May). There would be no need to withdraw anything because we've never had to withdraw. To answer the original question... no I don't remember exactly what I had earned but I have a rough idea.

They did warn us, but the warning came the day before the redesigned site went live. That's part of the reason so many users are upset about the changes. If you had more than $5 in your account by the time the new site launched, you will be paid on or before May 15th. If your earnings were less than $5, then unfortunately you will not be paid.

Like the rest, I can accept that the earnings will not be shown in this new format. However, I firmly believe that it is the responsibility of the admin to send notification to every member who had made min. payout for the last payment about the amount earned and the date to be paid - for the last time. With a nice parting last sentence where it says "....and mylot thank you for your services here." So callous and insensitive of them for failing to here.

As I've said, it is not the amount but the principle. The least they could have done was to send the notification to the members who made min. payout and the amount due. In addition to members who did not make it as well, thanking them for their support. Mylot owes it to each and every member here for what it is and where it is today but their action so far does not speak of their appreciation. So much about being grateful.

@artemeis I hear you. I, too, think there should have been much clearer communication with this subject. I also believe that everyone should have been cashing out on the 15th, not just those of us with at least $5. I'm really beginning to not like the way some of these sites operate. I spent the last few days trying to apply for another ptp site. I really thought that I was following the instructions carefully. I got a notification that I would not be accepted to the site. When I tried to send an email to find out what I did or did not do to cause me to not be accepted, I could not even log in to the account. Of course, the email was quite vague. They did not feel it was their place to communicate properly with me. What a joke. I'm not laughing.

@betlynfrnds Which site is that?

Fair enough but this is an exceptional case where mylot is no longer going to pay us for our efforts. The least they could do for those who made it for the min. payout which is $5, is for them to send a notification in the form of an email notifying them and thanking them. Also, if they had been more sensitive enough to notify those who did not make it but still thank them. How's that for being grateful to people like yourself who is responsible for its position in the internet.