MyLot: What can you do with $5.00?
By Wise Ghost
@WiseGhots (11328)
January 16, 2019 10:55am CST
Probably everyone knows that here, the minimum amount to receive the monthly payment is $5.00. Ok, it's not a fortune, but any amount is important for those who aren't rich, haha!, right?
So... What, effectively, can you buy with that value in your country?

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42 responses
@JohnRoberts (73636)
• Los Angeles, California
16 Jan
I can buy 5 items at the 99 Cents Store. Those in other countries can get a lot more.
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@florelway (2641)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
17 Jan
I used to buy second hand books here, but it's been years that I have not read the books since I get glued to this internet mania

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@amitkokiladitya (45763)
• Agra, India
16 Jan
It gets transferred in my bank account. I like it growing up each month
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@amitkokiladitya (45763)
• Agra, India
16 Jan
@WiseGhots helm.what are your plans with your first payout
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@florelway (2641)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
17 Jan
No dollar without a penny. I make sure my first payout goes a long long way as I will put it in my E wallet for my e-loading business.

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@dodo19 (35131)
• Beaconsfield, Quebec
16 Jan
@WiseGhots That is very true. Coffee is really good.
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@florelway (2641)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
17 Jan
Very laudable deed my friend.
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@freelancermariagrace (4658)
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17 Jan
I can buy a snack and a grande size starbucks coffee or tea 

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@Nevena83 (14087)
• Serbia
16 Jan
@WiseGhots Not really, but for a day at school it's okay.
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@allknowing (77324)
• India
16 Jan
In India with 5 dollars one could buy 20 kilos of rice. And that is the salary of a labourer - almost per day They demand around Rs. 600 plus food
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@1hopefulman (37439)
• Canada
16 Jan
With $5 I can buy, at this time, 20 small oranges which would make 3 snacks for me.
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@Hannihar (52664)
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17 Jan
@WiseGhots
I look at it whatever I get here helps me. What I get here it has to be converted to shekels. Whatever I make here goes into my Pay Pal account and it adds up. I do not touch it so grows.
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@rachael5760 (2748)
• Israel
17 Jan
I try to save the money and if I have an emergency then there is a little cushion and I am not completely broke
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@TheHorse (80196)
• Walnut Creek, California
17 Jan
@WiseGhots He's funny. The other day he dragged me to Goodwill and we bought...a Handel record and a Mozart record for $5 total. The kid actually LIKES classical music.
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@lovebuglena (8840)
• Staten Island, New York
16 Jan
I can buy five items at the Dollar Tree, where each item is only $1, however that won't cover the tax.
Now it all depends on the cost of the item and whether it's on sale or not but I can buy a carton of eggs and half a gallon of milk and I will even have some money left over.
I can buy five scratch-off lotto tickets. 

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@lovebuglena (8840)
• Staten Island, New York
16 Jan
@WiseGhots I am thinking of doing that today. But I think I have a $20 bill in my wallet. They do give change but maybe I should just splurge a little. Maybe I will win big.
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