the post where you get paid was in June 22, it means you get $80 for three weeks or $26.67 per week. Not to mention if you had a bad luck, you joined all events, but you didn't win any single event.
Actually, this wasn't my last payment, but my first. I already received my winnings in the form of tournament tickets/free bets.
While I appreciate this wonderful forum,
it's not my full-time job, nor am I currently looking at it as a money-making venture. Therefore, weekly or monthly payouts aren't a concern for me. Winning free bets was a nice surprise, but honestly, getting a $44 tournament ticket wasn't luck; everyone who followed the steps received one.But, the way you say "Build your reputation by making quality posts that are meaningful to others." makes no sense since your post is talking about the benefit of joining event in games and rounds board...
It makes perfect sense for me.Sorry to say but why are you not learning from experience? Making a similar mistake twice is a sign of unseriousness and carelessness. Don’t expect people to come for you always, you are supposed to take whatever you do seriously as long as it is paying you.
Yeah I agree that I am a slow learner. I will do my best to learn from positive people like you.
Thank you for such positive vibes ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif)
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Keep posting, sharing your experiences and other interesting stuff your encountered on other parts of the internet and you'll rank up in no time.
Thank you! Words of motivation from established member like you means a lot!I get Helena Yu's point but I understand the OP too: although he is excited about his success, he does not lose the perspective that the true wealth of this forum lies in the valuable information that can be found here and the spirit that leads to helping each others.
Wow thank you for having such confidence on my perspective and you are damn right!