Well I dunno, Darkstar2, in regards to product sampling in Canada. That is a topic I could
have on my site. I get large stuff and small stuff and inexpensive stuff and expensive stuff.
I focus on products I can use.
I've received stuff like:
tv's
sofa's
china
skillets
pan sets
coffee makers
blankets
bed frames
mattresses
comforters
pillows
brooms
mops
cleaning supplies
food
salads
candy
pizza's
curtains
drapes
tv stands
computers
laptops
paper products: diaries, notebooks, school supplies, fountain pens
shoes
dresses
sunglasses
cosmetics
skin care
tools: power tools, drills, screwdrivers, etc
paint
garden tools: garden shears, hedge trimmer, shovels, rakes, weedeater, etc
computer accessories: mouse, mouse, and more mouse, mouse pads, computer stands, etc
printers
faucets
electric heaters
radiator oil heaters
crock pots and numerous other cookware
............and more more more more more more
I've been doing it for years.
One time I actually got a huge case of candy bars. Every day I was eating those candy bars.
They were so good. It took me a month to eat them all.
Well Darkstar2, yes and no to your idea about support. Yes in that I think it is a good idea but
no in regards to member accounts. Moderators are a good support system for answering many
questions and directing members on how to's. When a member has an account issue, a mod
has no access to member accounts and should not have. But they could have a system like they
do with the mod forum in that no one can access it but admins and mods. Therefore for account
issues, those could posted in a designated forum in which administration support can fix and/or
reply with email. Actually, I think that would be a very good system for everyone because the
company Prodege would actually save money, moderators would be paid, members would receive
better and faster support.
All active moderators receive a bonus at years end. The bonus amounts are based on moderator
activity. Some mod bonuses are very small because they do only moderate one forum and it
may be one that is rarely active. The same could be implemented for stipends.
Some sub forums do not have a moderator. Yes, it's come to that.
The Polish sub forum moderator, is here occasionally but has been very busy else where.
You see you can't blame people for needing to make money. Like I said, originally it was OK
on CS to volunteer but it wasn't long that Jim even saw he needed to pay us something so
he started the yearly bonus.
NO Darkstar2, there is no secrets that I have. I am being honest. I do have a little bit of a
life on here and off here. I do product sampling online and I have really been meaning to
start a site about how to get free stuff. That would be attached to a training program on
how to get free cash. Attached to that would be one or two other things that I can't discuss
at this time.
So this is what I am saying. If Prodege is not going to pay me a stipend, I have other things
I can be doing with my time instead of spending it here for $0.
ClixSense did not initially have a forum but when all the other PTC programs popped up
with forums, they felt like they may need to also. I suppose when Neobux came along
with their forum, CS felt it was time to have one too.
ClixSense even set sub forums with similar titles such as 'success stories', 'payment proofs', etc.
Although not everyone posts and not everyone reads forums, they are a good idea.
Support is something that is not general. It's a must.
This IS the internet and it's anyone's game/market. Other earning opportunities pop up and
are developed all the time. It's the company with great support, great earning options, fast
payouts, easy system, that always rises to the top.
To jest powszechne. Na początku dostaję również ukryte pytania i czasami kwalifikuję się do wypełnienia ankiety, a czasami nie. W związku z tą pandemią niektóre routery pytają o to na początku procedury wstępnego przesiewania.
It is common. I get the covid questions at the start also and some times I qualify to take the survey and some times not. With this pandemic going on, some routers ask this at the start of a prescreener.
In a way, I guess it depends on how you look at it.
What I mean is, the Indians were in America. So it is not like it was not discovered by anyone.
Some think the American Indians were of Asian decent. Maybe. Altho it does seem more probable
to be they were Aztec Indians from perhaps more than one culture or breed. In other words, Mexicans.
Still up in the air by some. Many think Leif Erickson, an explorer from
Iceland, was the one that truly discovered America. I tend to agree but
all I really know is someone did.
I have Roku and about or over 100 channels in my list. Roku adds them like auto pilot.
It's been years since I looked at Tubi but yep, it is in my Roku. I'll have to check it out.
The thing is, I automatically hit Amazon Prime and watch stuff on there. When I want
news, some times I will hit on a news channel but most the time I read the news online.
A lot of talk about Peacock lately and that is also in my Roku. I think it has free and a
paid option. Everything is in my Roku, I just don't take the time to look thru it all.
AND every time I remove a channel from my Roku, it comes right back!
Recently many surveys are asking about your Covid-19 experience when clicking through to a survey. However, that does not mean you have qualified to take the survey. It's simply part of the pre-screener.
Ostatnio wiele ankiet pyta o Twoje wrażenia z Covid-19, kiedy klikasz na ankietę. Nie oznacza to jednak, że masz kwalifikacje do wypełnienia ankiety. To po prostu część programu wstępnego.
