Topic: Micro-Consulting (paid via Dwolla) - AskYourUsers.com (Read 1419 times)
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Those wishing to earn some bitcoins might be able to do so through the new task marketplace from AskYourUsers.com.
A "consultant" registers using a LinkedIn account and can either look for outstanding tasks to complete or simply remain available "for hire" to complete tasks when businesses create them at a later time.
A type of task that a business might create would be a survey about a new product line or perhaps data collection or feedback in an area in which the "consultant" is chosen based on background or skillset from the consultant's LinkedIn profile.
I don't know if there exists a restriction about when cashing out that payment must go to your own Dwolla account. It is possible you can do a bitcoin trade and then do the cash-out withdrawal to the seller's Dwolla account as payment for your bitcoins. I mention this because Dwolla accounts are for those from the U.S. only, yet anyone in the world can be a "consultant" for this service. The cash-out can also be made to a PayPal account instead too.
- http://www.askyourusers.com
[Edit:
There is a promotion where 1,500 tasks were made available:
- https://www.askyourusers.com/claim/job/50d3da6b546e994f1d000006 <-- This task is for those from the U.S. only though.
Additionally, this promotion also involves an optional step where if you complete a task (which you are paid for separately), and send a Tweet that you are entered in a drawing for a $100 bonus. Details here:
- http://askyourusers.wordpress.com/2012/12/21/win-100-holiday-bonus-on-askyourusers-com-by-new-years-day ]
[Edit2:
Here's a referral link for anyone who is not yet a Dwolla user. If you sign up with this link (in 2012) you will receive a $10 credit towards any Dwolla transaction fees that you are charged when using their service. (Disclosure: With your signup, I will receive the same $10 credit towards fees on my future transactions as well.)
- http://refer.dwolla.com/a/clk/4K0dQs ]
A "consultant" registers using a LinkedIn account and can either look for outstanding tasks to complete or simply remain available "for hire" to complete tasks when businesses create them at a later time.
A type of task that a business might create would be a survey about a new product line or perhaps data collection or feedback in an area in which the "consultant" is chosen based on background or skillset from the consultant's LinkedIn profile.
I don't know if there exists a restriction about when cashing out that payment must go to your own Dwolla account. It is possible you can do a bitcoin trade and then do the cash-out withdrawal to the seller's Dwolla account as payment for your bitcoins. I mention this because Dwolla accounts are for those from the U.S. only, yet anyone in the world can be a "consultant" for this service. The cash-out can also be made to a PayPal account instead too.
- http://www.askyourusers.com
[Edit:
There is a promotion where 1,500 tasks were made available:
- https://www.askyourusers.com/claim/job/50d3da6b546e994f1d000006 <-- This task is for those from the U.S. only though.
Additionally, this promotion also involves an optional step where if you complete a task (which you are paid for separately), and send a Tweet that you are entered in a drawing for a $100 bonus. Details here:
- http://askyourusers.wordpress.com/2012/12/21/win-100-holiday-bonus-on-askyourusers-com-by-new-years-day ]
[Edit2:
Here's a referral link for anyone who is not yet a Dwolla user. If you sign up with this link (in 2012) you will receive a $10 credit towards any Dwolla transaction fees that you are charged when using their service. (Disclosure: With your signup, I will receive the same $10 credit towards fees on my future transactions as well.)
- http://refer.dwolla.com/a/clk/4K0dQs ]
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