Topic: [Project Development] CoinWorker.com - earn bitcoin in your browser in minutes - page 8. (Read 38483 times)
April 29, 2012, 10:09:12 PM
I love this site when I have a little time to kill. I know I am making super low wages per hour, but it makes me feel like my time can always be somewhat productive. Keep the work coming.
April 29, 2012, 09:58:48 PM
cool! can you explain a bit more the method behind the madness? is it advertisement powered or what?
You may want to see the FAQ answer to "Where do tasks come from?":
http://coinworker.com/help#tasks_from
Essentially, companies or other research projects or individuals want these things done, and are paying a small bounty. In some cases, the task providers *might* be trying to seed workers with advertising messages, or be testing advertising messages focus-group like... but mostly, they just need the results that come from worker effort in analyzing/categorizing/etc the provided data.
{Warge
April 29, 2012, 01:34:21 PM
cool! can you explain a bit more the method behind the madness? is it advertisement powered or what?
April 29, 2012, 11:31:39 AM
this is a really cool idea. keep adding tasks and it can really take off.
April 28, 2012, 09:02:06 PM
I earned 6 points and I'm not getting it. Is something wrong?
My username is Gimp. Thanks
My username is Gimp. Thanks
Looks like your address's pending balance is 137; it has to hit 200 to trigger a payment (as noted on the front page and 'activity' pages).
I just noticed it wasn't clear in the Help/FAQ, so I added a mention of the threshold there. Also, I added a comment about it on the profile page, which you can get to by clicking the link to your username in the top-right when logged-in.
In the future, once you hit the 200 point line the first time, there will be an option to set your own threshold -- anything from 0 (for ASAP payment) to perhaps 2000 (waiting for a $20 balance to pay).
Hope this helps clarify,
{Warge
April 27, 2012, 12:13:04 AM
I earned 6 points and I'm not getting it. Is something wrong?
My username is Gimp. Thanks
My username is Gimp. Thanks
April 23, 2012, 05:25:45 PM
I don't remember entering a country while registering on your website. I though all accounts are equal.
I believe it is auto-detected by the task back-end, which fills the list of available tasks. (I have no control over it.)
{Warge
April 23, 2012, 02:53:49 PM
cool 
April 23, 2012, 08:18:09 AM
What to do to get more valuable tasks?
On my page I can only see few tasks that give 1 or 3 points, and on the main page of your web site I see people solving 22 point tasks.
Why these people get tons of 22 points tasks and I have none?
If some tasks have higher paid versions, i.e. they somehow grouped into chains, you need to provide that information, all tasks are different, which one I need "to grind" to get to the "next level" of it?
On my page I can only see few tasks that give 1 or 3 points, and on the main page of your web site I see people solving 22 point tasks.
Why these people get tons of 22 points tasks and I have none?
If some tasks have higher paid versions, i.e. they somehow grouped into chains, you need to provide that information, all tasks are different, which one I need "to grind" to get to the "next level" of it?
It's most likely a regional thing, rather than a revealed-after-time thing. I'm pretty sure fresh accounts in North America (where I am) can see the kinds of 22-point tasks that you are referring to. The mix of tasks is always changing, and I don't have more info than what you can see in the task list, help, and CrowdFlower forums.
{Warge
I don't remember entering a country while registering on your website. I though all accounts are equal.
April 23, 2012, 03:01:36 AM
What to do to get more valuable tasks?
On my page I can only see few tasks that give 1 or 3 points, and on the main page of your web site I see people solving 22 point tasks.
Why these people get tons of 22 points tasks and I have none?
If some tasks have higher paid versions, i.e. they somehow grouped into chains, you need to provide that information, all tasks are different, which one I need "to grind" to get to the "next level" of it?
On my page I can only see few tasks that give 1 or 3 points, and on the main page of your web site I see people solving 22 point tasks.
Why these people get tons of 22 points tasks and I have none?
If some tasks have higher paid versions, i.e. they somehow grouped into chains, you need to provide that information, all tasks are different, which one I need "to grind" to get to the "next level" of it?
It's most likely a regional thing, rather than a revealed-after-time thing. I'm pretty sure fresh accounts in North America (where I am) can see the kinds of 22-point tasks that you are referring to. The mix of tasks is always changing, and I don't have more info than what you can see in the task list, help, and CrowdFlower forums.
{Warge
April 22, 2012, 08:40:45 PM
What to do to get more valuable tasks?
On my page I can only see few tasks that give 1 or 3 points, and on the main page of your web site I see people solving 22 point tasks.
Why these people get tons of 22 points tasks and I have none?
If some tasks have higher paid versions, i.e. they somehow grouped into chains, you need to provide that information, all tasks are different, which one I need "to grind" to get to the "next level" of it?
On my page I can only see few tasks that give 1 or 3 points, and on the main page of your web site I see people solving 22 point tasks.
Why these people get tons of 22 points tasks and I have none?
If some tasks have higher paid versions, i.e. they somehow grouped into chains, you need to provide that information, all tasks are different, which one I need "to grind" to get to the "next level" of it?
April 11, 2012, 02:28:58 PM
Thanks for the update. See you on April 16th
April 11, 2012, 07:42:46 AM
I look forward to trying this out
April 10, 2012, 10:03:33 PM
looks like the site isn't maintained well.
"Notice Monday March 26, 2012:
New registrations are temporarily on hold. Please check back on Monday, April 2 for an update."
I guess the new registrations are more than temporarily on hold, and still awaiting an update.
"Notice Monday March 26, 2012:
New registrations are temporarily on hold. Please check back on Monday, April 2 for an update."
I guess the new registrations are more than temporarily on hold, and still awaiting an update.
I apologize for the lack of updates. I've been on the road with limited internet and banking access, and wanted to make sure the site remained reliable and available for existing CoinWorkers above all else.
There should be further updates before the weekend, and new registrations will again be enabled no later than Monday April 16th.
{Warge
April 10, 2012, 08:55:24 PM
looks like the site isn't maintained well.
"Notice Monday March 26, 2012:
New registrations are temporarily on hold. Please check back on Monday, April 2 for an update."
I guess the new registrations are more than temporarily on hold, and still awaiting an update.
"Notice Monday March 26, 2012:
New registrations are temporarily on hold. Please check back on Monday, April 2 for an update."
I guess the new registrations are more than temporarily on hold, and still awaiting an update.
April 06, 2012, 10:28:46 PM
Hey i checked back after april 2nd! Any word when registration will be up again? (I forgot my login info) Thank you in advance, kind sir.
March 28, 2012, 04:00:01 PM
Sounds awesome but it looks like I cant register. Would it be possible for you to slip me in?
-Spunkify
-Spunkify
March 28, 2012, 03:04:12 PM
sounds awesome!
March 28, 2012, 01:15:01 PM
In Decide For Product Manuals: Device Type Information, I have only numbers as possible answers (0-464 tried on ubuntu and win7 with firefox, chrome and IE7). I saw that someone was able to do some of this work (for 2h). Anyone knows what else could help?
March 24, 2012, 09:37:35 AM
I love this project.
Here is one nice project you can cooperate Samasource.org
Here is one nice project you can cooperate Samasource.org
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