What makes a MyLot task worth accepting, to you?

I have never done any. I forget it is even there. I looked at them a couple times when it first started, and it was signing up to sites, and I just never paid attention to it anymore. I will have to check them out again.

I haven't done any of the task yet. When I am reminded of them or think of them, I don't have the time to check them out. Like now, I am getting ready to leave and thought I would check my email real quick. I had a couple of extra minutes and clicked on this notification from you. Its great that you are doing some of the task, and also that they are worth while to do. I am going to have to check them out and try some.

Ive always wanted to try those writing tasks but up to now I just dont have the courage to submit.

Well, I mostly do those easy sign-ups that are not ptc's, if I think that the site wont spam me too much and that I might be able to use it in the future.
I also do those keyword search link. Those are the ones that I really look out for. Sure it might take a lot of effort, checking the back links and knowing the contact address of the site owners but its also something that I would not mind doing. I mean searching for stuff. I do love random surfing.

Oh and I have tried that download task, it had a good incentive and the program installed doesnt seem to have any change in the performance of my pc, so no harm done.^_^

I haven't found anything worth my while. I'm here to talk to people not do tasks

from time to time i check on mylot tasks available and i just happened to come across a writing task worth $4 for a 500 words or more. what made it more interesting for me was the topic of the article to be written. that was the only task i ever did and i was paid for that. lately there's not much writing task available or i just don't happen to come across another one whenever i'm available.

for me, what will make a mylot task worth accepting is that it will have to pay better than the time spent posting. should it be a writing task, the topic has to be interesting enough to motivate me to write.

I have yet to see a mylot task over .50 even though I've checked numerous times throughout the day/night. I'm not good at writing so I would probably avoid them anyways. I did a few tasks that involved .50 and .04 but that's bout it. I don't like having to join ptc sites just to earn a few cents when I wouldn't of joined them in the first place. Rather just respond to discussions and start an occasional one.

I haven't seen any of those $2-3 tasks! All I've seen is people that want to pay you a few cents to sign up on a PTC or something and I won't do those, not even if they were offering $10!

I guess I'll have to check the tasks more often.

Yup, I enjoyed those $2-$3 writing tasks, though there seem to be less of them nowadays. To think of it, I hardly see them these few weeks. Other tasks that I usually take up are the copy & paste - these usually takes 10-20 minutes, depending on the internet; and the keyword searches for website & email addresses.

I'll take them at any price, the least I've ever seen is for $2.00. They are a great way to earn some extra cash. I already write for a couple of sites so its something that I'm comfortable with.

I have only done one task and that was a task where I had to sign up at an online forum and write 5 posts. I love forums and writing, and so I decided to accept the task. It was a way to earn a bit extra, but I also did it, because I wanted to support the forum. I have had my own online forum in the past and I know how hard it is to find members for a new site.

I don't look at the new tasks very often, because I prefer to participate in discussions instead, but there are some tasks that I would consider. If I am interested in joining a certain site, I might as well join through a task and become someone's referral. I wouldn't join a site to earn a few cents, I am only going to to join if I am actually interested in the site. I might also do a task to help a friend, even though the payment is just a few cents.