one day we will be paid to CHAT?
By chdsandeep
@chdsandeep (397)
India
February 3, 2010 10:11pm CST
Today there are amazing sites which are paying us for making comments, writing articles, writing our views and so on... There will be one day when we will be paid for chatting on some messenger may be yahoo, gtalk or Skype or MSN... i know my this concepts seems to be foolish kind of thing but i think this may be in future that we will be paid for chat....as we are paid for writing on various sites same way...
What myLot users think about getting paid for chat concept.... Future concept..lol..
waiting to listen views of all of you and thanks in advance...
one more thing...how many of you will join such site...
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6 responses
@atv818 (1980)
• United Arab Emirates
4 Feb 10
Well, I did. It's a leap of faith for me actually. Used to surf the internet for games but gained nothing in return. If I'll be paid for airing out my opinion, I'm all for it. If this will help me to be financially free then THANK GOD!
@chdsandeep (397)
• India
4 Feb 10
Thanks for your response.
I hope you can earn well and sure God will help you if you are really working out for it well. Good luck
@myliezl0903 (2726)
• Philippines
4 Feb 10
lol! but it is possible ., we have so many call centers especially here in the philippines that you are paid in chatting ., but you have to support their product ., thru chatting.
@blummus (451)
• United States
4 Feb 10
It's already happening. You can go to sites to ask questions from a live chatter, have an expert explain something to you or even chat with a psychic. Check out Liveperson.com if you want to pay or be paid for chatting.
@davidshin (143)
• United States
4 Feb 10
If this does happen, I think that they would be a lot of strings behind it. Chatting is a lot more easier than posting bulletins and blogs, and not to mentions more than enough people chat every day to make the company broke. I would have to say that this idea would probably not happen, and if it did, that they would be a lot of hidden fees or something. In order to make this possible, the host has to have a lot of sponsors. Also, I do not really think that they host would benefit that much from this idea.
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