I lost my MyLot earnings

MyLot is not a scam. Has it been longer than 90 days since you logged in? If so that is the reason. You have to log in at least once every 90 days.

Mylot is not a scam but i think it has been more than 90days, which is equivalent to 3 months since your last log in to the mylot site, but all well and done, you still have the same account or is this a new one it makes it hard to reach the 500 copy and paste limit. If it's the same account then al you need to do is continue to post and you already have the knowledge and credentials to earn faster and higher. Try going through the Mylot faqs and rules and regulations page, although they call it a name am not so conversant with but i bet you knowing how mylot works is the basic knowledge you need. I have once lost my earning and much more with my first account and username with the site but it was easier to get the creds back once i signed up with the same username but with digits preference.

I was going to say that you were MIA for too long but Alice gave you the correct answer. At least now I will not get totally insulted (from a particular myLot ungentleman) for daring to quote from the guidelines.

Wow, I didn't realize they had a 90 day limit. I belong to a lot of sites and sometimes I forget to login to all of them all the time. At least I somehow manage to keep my mylot account active. That's because they have so much information on so many topics here, and I always have questions.

Mylot is most definitely not a scam. I've been paid here many times! Problem is, you do have to log in on a somewhat regular basis. If you don't, you will lose your earnings. Now you know though :)

of course mylot is not scam. i think you didn't even log in, in the past 90 days. if so, then your account's money will be forfeited. this is given clearly in the terms and conditions of mylot. try to be active here at least now and you can earn all that you lost. all the best

As the others says, you need to login at least once every 90 day to ensure your money in your account! It is a really understandable method from a site like Mylot to delete the earnings of inactive members, to have more to share with active members, who are loging in daily and responsing to lots of discussions! Have a nice day

You basically know now, why you lost your earnings, so I won't go into to much of it, just to say that what the other users said and GoASkAclice said is what is in the guidelines. Rules are rules and you you don't follow them, you will lose in the long run. All you have to do is be active and participate in discussions, and you will see your earnings go up in no time. All you hav eto do is log in once in 90 days like others have aid, and you will be just fine. I do wish you luck though, and happy mylotting.

http://www.mylot.com/o/faq/faq6.aspx#21 [b]I haven’t posted anything on myLot for several months. I logged into my account today and my earnings are missing what happened to them? *Our terms of use state that if you don’t login to your account at least once over a 90 day/3 month consecutive period of time your earnings are forfeited. Please remember to login at least once every 90 days. You don’t need to post any new discussions or respond to discussions, you just need to login to your account so that we know your account has not gone idle. [/b]

No, it's not scam yet. MyLot is acting according to the TOS and guidelines. To short, the rule is "if you don't login in 90 days, your earnings will be deleted". It's clearly stated, it's sad but we can't blame MyLot for this. Also, they're still paying according with the times they state. So, it's not a scam definitely.

Well now you might have know why you have lost your earning but then too you could start again and this time be sure to login once every 90 days if you are going to stay away from mylot again even though you might not like to post or start discussion then too you could be active here by using the search engine which would give you rewards when you use it Every site has its rules you can't just say mylot is a scam if you didn't read the rules