There is no easy money

@emelas Yes, I enjoy all of my friends here.

Wait. What? You haven't surpassed a million bucks here yet? lol

Really brother, it's great to be here exchanging experiences and talking with you.

@emelas Where? I might pack my bags right now if I could live on $5 a month. lol Even in Mozambique the average salary is $280 a month. $5 doesn't even scrape the surface off that.

It's true, bro, but there are people who survive with this, brother.

@emelas Nobody survives with what the earn on Mylot alone. Trust me about that

Oh my God and you still have to spend money on the internet, I believe that anyone who has already made 5 thousand dollars here on mylot lol

Even with that many responses, you'd hardly make a living here. Even converted to pesos.

@emelas I don't think anyone has made $5,000 here. I've been here for nearly a decade and I've onbly made around $700.

Lol

It really is true

@porwest. Well, I do know people who have been able to pay their rent with remote jobs, but they're more professional jobs, perhaps as content editors, writers, etc. It's not like they have everything easy, in fact it's quite hard to be editing all day, however it's no harder than building roads under the sun.But the financial advice you present is very interesting because I am analyzing it for myself and it makes sense and is organized.On the other hand, making friends and earning a little money for doing so and sharing your ideas and having your ideas shared is not a bad thing at all.

@porwest Well, first of all, I don't know what site I can make the owner of the publication, but we are given to people from another country other than the United States to call remote work precisely Those jobs that you do online for people from another country and not necessarily with a payroll structure simply contract by job.For example, if I'm going to sell an institutional voice, it's most likely that whoever asks me for it needs it for a specific product or service will pay me, and that's where our agreement ends.

@YuleimaVzla Remote work is a very different thing than what the author of this post was talking about. When it comes to remote work, we're talking about someone gainfully employed, working for a company, and who is paid a negotiated salary for a specified work assignment. But yes, a place like myLot is simply a fun place to interact that also offers us a nominal bit of compensation for what we do here. But the operative word is nominal. myLot is not a job, we are not employed, we do not have a specific assigned task with deadlines or conditions attached to them, we are not required to report to anyone, or even show up for that matter. myLot is simply a past time that pays a few pennies to us for our thoughts. It will never be a place that could ever replace a real job, or even be enough to pay most bills we have. Granted, this author lives in Mozambique where the average salary is $280 a month. $5 will go farther there than say here, in the United States, where the average salary is roughly $5,000. But it still won't take the place of anything that generates a real source of income valuable enough to make a living doing it.

it would be really good

@emelas you have to aim first that you will be able to make it to payout monthly

Let's do it, one day we'll get there

@emelas It is not easy to attract visiters to your blog or you tube channel.

@Shivram59 I am a music producer and I am looking for a platform that really pays well and I have already been paid once for my work around 50 dollars

It's true brother, it makes sense