"Quicktate" Has anyone tried this ?

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Quicktate from my research is a site where We transcribe voicemail messages, memos, letters and other documents. The voicemail message files average 1-2 minutes in length, while the other recordings are typically longer and you can get paid for them. Sorry for copying the stats but: Quicktate typists are paid based on the number of words they type, at the rate of 1/4 (one-fourth) US cent per word. So, if you typed 50 words per minute (assuming there were enough jobs to keep you typing for the entire hour), then you would probably earn about $5.00-$7.00 per hour. Quicktate Medical Transcription pays 1/3 (one-third) cent per word. Note that Quicktate compensation is not the same as iDictate. While Quicktate pays a quarter cent - one third cent per word, iDictate pays one-half cent per word. In all cases, accuracy, spelling, punctuation and formatting is important. Do your best. To summarize: iDictate Compensation is one-half cent per word. ($0.005/ word) Quicktate Compensation is one-quarter cent per word. ($0.0025/ word) Quicktate Medical Compensation is one-third cent per word. ($0.0033/ word) Typists are paid by Paypal. The pay periods are: 1st-15th and 16th-end of the month. Typists are paid within 10 days of the end of each pay period, unless pay-day falls on a holiday or a weekend, in which case you will be paid on the next business day following the holiday or weekend. Would love some feed back from anyone who has tried this. Heard most people earn around 200 dollars from this by spending around 4-5hrs of work a day. So, it is a typical part time job and I think it is interesting. I'm still having problems with registering with them though as I have no reference and I got this site from researching one of Trekpays most constant blog ( Tututina ) So I'd reckon I'd share this information. Seems it is legit from what I've read from the other blogs and there is a chance to get paid better if you get into iDictate. Hope this is good information to all the mylotters here. Cheers !