How does pay on mylot work? / myLot

January 26, 2018 9:42am CST

If you have 0.1110 Is that 11 dollars or its not even a dollar? Im confused on how this works. Any answers would be great. Thanks in advance!

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Go Ask Alice / Admin

@GoAskAlice (5827)

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26 Jan 18

The bank reads down to the thousandth of a cent (right of the decimal point). 0.1110 is going to be 11 cents plus a hundredth of a cent.

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Jo Ann

@akalinus (43408)

• United States

26 Jan 18

I have 0.7914, That means that I have 79 cents and a little fraction of a cent. You need $5 to be paid so that means that I have a long way to go and won't get paid for January.

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paigea

@paigea (36315)

• Canada

26 Jan 18

Dollars are to the left of the decimal. Fractions of pennies accumulate to the right of the decimal. I just ignore it mostly. I drop in when I have time, enjoy visiting and eventually get $5. I can easily get $5 in a month, but haven't had time lately.

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