Does associated conten pay non-US members
By cosmopolitan
@cosmopolitan (1263)
India
October 31, 2007 2:03am CST
Today I decided to join associated content.But when I was about to tick the "I Agree" square I noticed that inorder to get paid from associated content one should be a legal resident of US.I am not a resident of US.They will accept the contents of non-US members but will not pay them,what a blatant discrimination.Is it true that they will not pay non-US members.
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3 responses
@AzraelValley (677)
• Philippines
20 Nov 07
I'm alos a member of associated content. Regarding your question, AC does pay non-US members. AC will not pay you money for submitting your works, your content will be paid on a CPM basis(cost per thousand). So try promoting your content. AC will pay you $1.50 CPM.
@cosmopolitan (1263)
• India
20 Nov 07
Oh its an expensive business.The $1.50 is not worth the time invested for posting a 1000.I better post it in mylot and I will get a ten times what I get from AC for the same amount of time and energy spend.Thanks for the response
@irisheyes (4370)
• United States
4 Nov 07
Last I heard, AC couldn't enroll non American members because of the tax laws. Non-US resdents can write for them but cannot be paid. It's a shame, but there really isn't much they can do about it. Associated reports income and they are only set up to do it with the IRS.
