SAVE ‘DEM ROLLS. They won't go stale.


I recommend saving up & accumulating a  large amount of rolls (5k+) in order to...

1. Win a Double Streak bonus
2. Avoid playing the minigames
3. Minimize the amount of time rolling dice

Rolls don't expire and it’s not worth using up your rolls if you can’t make a bonus. It’s just a waste of rolls. Your roll/ad view is worth far less than 1 cent if you do. So c’mon now, get with the program. Save ‘dem rolls!

Roll up a joint instead of rolling your dice. Well, I mean until you have a SHIT TON of rolls. Thousands.

You basically get a bonus amount of tickets for landing all six double pairs within a 24 hour period. The clock resets when you either run out of time or fulfill a streak.

If you do run out time, you are absolute SOL and lose all your doubles. Congratulations, idiot! Like Groundhog Day, back to the beginning and try again. Get it right this time.

You’re not going to be able to accumulate enough rolls within just 24 hours, which is why you save like a squirrel hibernating for the winter - gather your nuts and use them all at once when you actually can.

This number is dependent on how lazy you are and how often you want to play the rollie pollie ollie game and also how often you want to cash out.

It’s important to note: You CAN adjust the multiplier when working towards your streak. For example, you could have a 2x multiplier on 1 and 2, 4x multiplier on 3 and 4, etc.

The bonus will be calculated after you successfully rolled all six pairs of double, no matter which multiplier you used for each.

It’s not really practical to aim to use a certain multiplier on a certain pair because well, you’re rolling freaking dice and can’t really predict what will land. Adjusting the multiplier should only be used *in case of emergency* when you happen to go a very UN-lucky streak.

I’m pretty lazy (as well as patient) so I wait until I have enough rolls to Auto Roll on the 50x dice multiplier. If I happen to be running low on rolls and still don’t have a strong progress towards my streak, I’ll adjust the multiplier to a lower stat. This assures I’m not running out of rolls and can still hit my streak bonus.

The streak bonus is the most important thing you want to keep. There’s honestly no incentive in using a higher multiplier than 2x, other than the fact that it takes less time to roll when you do actually play. I don't like to waste time more than I have to, so I'll opt for that.
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My thresholds are as follows:


10,000+ = start at 50x multiplier (pink)

5,000= switch to 20x multiplier (dark green)

2,500 = switch to 10x multiplier (purple)

1,000 = switch to 5 x multiplier (yellow)

500 = switch to 4 x multiplier (red)

300 = switch to 3 x multiplier (light green)

200 = switch to 2x multiplier (blue)

50 = switch to 1x multiplier (white)

 

The absolute MINIMUM rolls that I personally recommend accumulating  is about 400. This will let you auto roll on the 2x multiplier, earn your streak bonus, and avoid playing those pesky minigames.

That’s my opinion, of course-- you may like these minigames. I don’t. I find them repetitive and annoying, but if you like doing the same task over and over again, maybe that’s right up your ally.

Now you *could* get away with around 200 rolls accumulated to have enough win a streak on the 1x multiplier, but that would require playing a mini game every single time you roll a double.

The advantage is that you can probably cash out sooner if you go for a fidget spinner or something cheap.

But c’mon, you could pick those types of prizes from the dollar store or something. This isn’t Chuck E. Cheese. It’s time to win some real prizes worth your time, not silly little toys.

Go for the gift cards. You’ll have to wait a little longer, but it’ll at least be something worthwhile and not something that’ll end up in the trash within a few months.

And like I said those minigames are a bitch and make this app a hell of a lot less passive. Sometimes you roll doubles you already rolled and have to play a mini game. Not fun.

Just give me the double points and I’ll be on my merry way. Thank you.
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Auto-Roll


YESS!!! AUTO BOTS ROLL OUT!

I like to automate tasks that take a lot of effort to streamline my lazy lifestyle. I don’t want to keep clicking. Fortunately, you can turn on “auto-roll” and have ti keep rolling until you run out or a minigame pops up.

While passive, I recommend keeping a bit of an eye on it just so you know when/if you completed your streak and can stop rolling when you do.

The down side here if you read the fine print it says: “For a Limited Time Only”

Well shit.

All I can say is use it while you can, dudes and dudettes.

If by the time you read this review, it’s not free, it’s probably not worth more than free. I mean unless it’s real cheap.

I may take a look at it and review it when they start charging and update this blog if  I feel like it., but in case I decide to put that off, which will likely happen, I mean c’mon I’m the ProcrastiN8r, I will include this bit iof analysis. We can probably already estimate the type of price tag their gonna slam down on that auto-roller based on what they already charge for rolls in general



See if you go into the Action Feed, you’ll see an option entitled “Get Instant”. This is where the IAP is located, the overly priced IAP.

Now I know we live in a world of Instant Satisfaction but simmer on down, unless Instant Empty Wallet is what you want.

Remember we broke down how you’re earning roughly 1 cent for each roll.

You’re paying $100 for $45 worth of rolls. And that’s the BEST deal.

I can only imagine what these guys will charge for an auto roller. Unless it’s something you can unlock permanently for a one time fee that you can pay with your tickets, then I’d say avoid it.

They’ll probably make it subscription based or if it’s not subscription based, it’ll be something stupid like $100+

You’re better off putting that into Bitcoin ...jesus. Anyway these are just predictions, as the Auto-Roll feature stands in time of writing, it works, and it works well, and it’s free, so definitely use it for as long as it remains F2P.
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​Okay, straight up, BIIIIIIIG downside to this app.

After you earn a roll, for whatever the fuck reason, you have to click “collect” for each individual roll you earned, or I should say for each “offer” you completed (in some instances, you can earn more than one roll, like your bonus streaks and other things, which I’ll get to), but there is nothing more tedious, more mind-numbing then frantically clicking “collect” on….


Every.

Single.

Goddamn.

Offer

. You.

Earned.

A.

Reward.

For.

On.

The

App.

Okay, but seriously why not a COLLECT ALL button? Hello? Seems like an obvious feature, there, developer.

It doesn’t even have multi-point touch enabled to allow me to collect more than one roll at once aaaaand the load time to collect is at least a couple seconds.

Dude. Fix this part of the app, it is fundamentally broken. Have you tested it, Mr. Developer? Does it seem like a user friendly experience to you?

No?

WELL ’CAUSE IT’S FUCKING NOT!!!

*Ahem* needless to say I am quite frustrated by their choice to do this, but it’s all good.

We have an auto roll feature, but not a collect all one? WTF!

Maybe they’ll add one you’ll have to pay for in the future. Oh that would be some bullshit.

I better shut up before I give them ideas..

I typically collect about once every other week or so. I’ve even gone over a month without collecting. This is the most work the app requires from me.


They just kind of sit there in your account until you click on them to collect, though so there's no rush.

​Other Offers (besides videos)


These generally are NOT worth doing in Very Dice.The pay out is low and it has a lot of the same trumps other GPT (Get-Paid-To) sites tend to have: not getting credit and having to e-mail support back and forth for a week to *maybe* actually get it. Just don’t waste your times

Plus, these are the same offers other Micro Money sites offer.

You can only complete the sponsored offers ONCE per sponsor across all GPT sites. Very Dice is very low paying for these offers and you’re better off, if you were going to do them, find another site to do so.

Pollfish Surveys are the only ones really worth doing. They take less than a minute and give you anywhere between 5 and 10 rolls. Sometimes you can get disqualified, but it boots you quick, like after one or two questions, rather than after 30 minutes of answering questions, as a lot of these survey sites tend to do.

Pollfish surveys are random. Sometimes I’ll get multiple surveys a day, other times I can go a few days, even weeks without anything. I suppose it depends on how well I fit the demographic they’re looking for

Redeem Don't Gamble.

Don't try for the sweepstakes or prize drawings. Stick to the gift cards, or even any of the physical products where you trade a set amount of tickets for a set thing.

I know it can be tempting to try and WIN IT BIG, but you're not going to. You're just not. I mean yeah, there's a chance, but you're literally just throwing money in a well wishing for a magic leprechaun to enchant you with the eternal blessing of a unicorn. There's a chance that could happen too.

​The beautiful thing about beer money, ahem, err, micro money is that you have 100% control over:

1. When to do it

2. Where to do it

3. And even if you want to do it in the first place.

Now I know what you’re thinking.

“Nate, I have bills to pay, mouths to feed! I can’t possibly do that with such measly wages”

I mean c’mon cause let’s face it, earning a few cents here and there just doesn’t cut it in trying to earn a living.


However...

You’d be surprised to hear that there are people using micro earning (beer money) alone to make thousands of dollars each month. It is entirely possible to use a large enough combination of micro jobs to actually pay your bills and not have to go to one of those “jobs”.

Now of course to reach that level of income with these sites, it does take a lot of time, patience, and persistence. I don’t want to say it’s a lot of “work”, of course. It’s not, I mean all your doing is mindless little tasks

And maybe you are working a “mindless job” already and getting paid more than what these micro job sites offer. But what you don’t have at that day job is freedom.

You can’t even pick when you want to piss and there’s no nap time goddamnit. You don’t have to wear a lame ass uniform or three piece suit. You can lie on the couch in your pjs.

Now that  is proper “work attire” in my book!

Oh and you can multi-task too, like watch Netflix or play RuneScape, like I've been doing for the past 15 years, or Fortnite or whatever WHILE also doing these tasks and earning money, without worrying about your boss looking over your shoulder and telling you to “get back to work.”

You essentially achieve entrepreneurship without going through the hassle of achieving entrepreneurship. You don’t have to run your own business or anything, but you have the *freedom* in doing what you want, when you want.

Me , personally, while I do in fact use micro job sites/apps, it is not the only weapon in my arsenal.

I don’t put my pillows all on one bed.

Micro earning  is always a tool in your tool belt that you can choose to use, but you don’t have to.

And you can choose how much you want of make use of that tool.

You can combine these micro earning sites together with affiliate marketing and investing or just use them on their own.

Look, what I’m getting at is: there are MANY ways to earn money online and Micro Earning is one of them.

Now it’s important to note and be aware of the fact that many of these, as a matter of fact very well MOST of these micro earning apps and websites are simply NOT worth your time. We’re talking about pennies to the hour, aka shit!

I mean I’m a cheap bastard and will take whatever chump change I can get, but hey, I have *some* standards.  I value my time and effort I put into things.

While Micro Money in general is not going to be a replacement for your income, although it can be if you’re ambitiously lazy enough, stubborn perhaps, it can be worth your time because you’re earning little “bits” that add up in the long run while you would be otherwise not earning anything.

It is my goal to share with you the ones that I think are actually worth your time and my focus is to bring you the ones that are “semi-passive”, mindless enough where you don’t have to dedicate your full attention and brain power to.

Overall, taking advantage of micro-money making will make you realize “Hey wait, I don’t need someone to put a number over my head and tell me how much an hour of my time is worth. I can make money on my own”
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I’ll have to dive into details about what to look for and what to avoid specifically to give you a bit of a roadmap on how to find “good” programs, but for now, and without further ado, let’s get into our third iteration of Micro Money Making March Madness with a review of AdWallet.
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They target you based on your interests, demographics, and current life circumstances so that they’re more likely to grab your attention and get you to click their ad, visit their website, make a purchase etc.

The first sale you ever make is whether or not someone is going to pay attention to you.

In real life, when you see someone you’re interested in dating, you’re never gonna make that happen, you’re never gonna get a first kiss or date, unless you first, step one, Get. Their. Attention.

Getting back to this distractive fast paced world we live in, traditional ads just don’t stand a chance against these ones that really ruffle some feathers and get people talking, in terms of attracting attention.

So companies are just straight up paying you to pay attention to them now. You’r e like an attention prostitue lol.

AdWallet’s entire slogan is “Paid Attention”

As mentioned earlier about companies like Google and Facebook making their money off your attention, it’s about time someone gives you a slice of the pie.

All you do is watch ads, give some of your attention, and answer questions about them.

No you’re not “paying” attention. You’re giving it. You’re the one getting paid in return.


How much attention do you have to actually give though?

Not very much, to be honest. or maybe "just enough"

You watch a short ad (usually just a minute or two) and then fill out a quick 3 question multiple choice survey. That’s it.
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They’re not asking in-depth detective or Psyche level of attention to detail questions, like those Trvial Pursuit DVD games where they ask arbitrary questions like “how many stripes were there on his shirt in  that scene and what color were they”

You don’t have to write an essay either. Just click the bubbles

They ask simple questions too that you can easily answer if you even paid a minuscule amount of attention to it.

Sometimes the answers are so obvious that it’s not even necessary to watch it at all.

But I recommend doing so anyway just so you don’t fail an attention check.

Other times, **you need to have the audio turned ON** because it’ll ask questions about what you heard in the script, not necessarily what you saw on screen.



Although there seems to be NO penalty for answering questions wrong, other than lost time of course --you simply go back, watch the ad again-- I recommend staying accurate anyway.

They may track how often you fail an attention check and give you less ads as a result, but this is just speculation and I haven’t found any documentation confirming this.

(I have to write these reviews while keeping in mind possible updates/fixes they *could* implement later when people start to exploit them too much, because sites like these are *always* changing)

Plus, the questions are always the same, so you *could* memorize the correct ones rather than actually watching it, but I don’t recommend doing that. First of all,  this is something likely to change though and they may add a bit of RNG to the question list.

Second, it’s just waaaay easier just to watch the ad once and answer the questions correctly, than to pull this trial and error trick.

You’ll end up having to watch, or wait for the ad again to play again anyway. You  can’t skip ahead  and have to watch the ad in full. And you have to wait for the ad to play... Every. Single. Time before you get to the question/survey portion of the micro money earning opportunity.



And how much is your attention worth to AdWallet?

The shortest ad I’ve had was 30 seconds, and the longest was around 2 and a half minutes.

The questions themselves take less than a minute. You get paid 50 cents, flat rate per ad. Every ad is worth 50 cents, no matter what length. Plus there’s a bonus for sharing it to social media.


Fake Sharing is Caring

After watching a video, you are given the option to share on social media (only Twitter or Facebook) for an additional $.25

Definitely, do this, well I mean, definitely fake do this. Do this “kind of”.

You’ll have to connect your REAL profile, and I do believe they verify this.

But you don’t wanna be that guy (or gal) that spams all their friends with referral links. Don’t be him/her.

I recommend sharing it on Facebook because you have the option to choose the privacy for each post and select Only Me”. This make sit display only on your page and won’t be visible by anyone else. This way you’re not spamming your friends or followers but still get the share bonus.
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You’re not going to have a huge queue of ads  You’re just not, so you’re not *actually* going to be working “by the hour”. I’m just saying you can make that much “effectively” by the hour, meaning the time you spend actually using the app when there are tasks available.

This is an app that you use to accrue a bit of extra money, not work full time using. But remember, little bits of savings add up to little bits of success. One step at a time, nice and easy.


No Rush

Unlike VoxPopMe, which we covered a few weeks ago, where you basically have to grab up your video survey slot within the hour, Ad Wallet they give you a whopping 3 days . That’s plenty of time to procrastinate and do it later.

I’ve also never had the issue of getting the message “Sorry, the quota is full”, even when I waited to the last minute to get it done.

This could change in the future though as more participants are added to the panel, but as the time of writing and from my personal experience, putting off the survey is a total non-issue, as it should be

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Save Your Space

There is an app, but there is no need to install it.

When you sign up, which you can do on the website, no need to download anything, you’ll be asked to provide a valid phone number.

You’ll have to verify that it’s really your number via text. This may turn some people away. I know

I personally took the risk and used my real number. If that’s not something you’re comfortable with, sharing your cell number with a company, I recommend skipping out on this one then, because you’re going to have to do that. It’s NOT OPTIONAL

You may be able to use a Google phone number or something similar, but some apps restrict you from doing so because they somehow detect it’s not a real number.

Anyway, after you’re verified and all that, they’ll start texting you every time an ad is available for you to watch (and earn) in your account and you can follow the link (within 3 days) to view your ad.

As long as you have some sort of browser on your smart phone, you’ll be able to see the ad.


Sometimes there’s a glitch where the video won’t load properly. Try refreshing or coming back to the link later. You can also try to watch it on a desktop browser, instead of mobile. Copy/paste the link to an e-mail to your self or  use PushBullet, Pulse or even Apple messages to easily read your phone’s texts from the computer.

The native app may even load the video when it’s not working in the browser, but it seems to be just as stable as the browser player from my experience and I’m using a One Plus 5T.

In very rare cases, there is an extreme delay between when a video is posted and when you receive a text. Now when i say extreme delay I mean to the point where I ended up *missing* an ad because of the delay time between the ad posting and my text being received.

This may have been a service issue with my phone provider itself and may have nothing to do with the app.

You can decide to check the dashboard manual, but that’s a bit tedious. You won’t miss any ads for sure though.

It’s sort of catch 22.

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​Save It for uhh...Never

You also have the option upon completion for a survey to “Save” the offer in “My offers” section, if something catches your eye or really entices you to purchase the product later.

I’ve personally never used this function (other than for testing purposes). Ever. It does not reward any sort of bonuses or extra payment for doing so and I haven’t seen any products that offer limited time deals or coupons.

I mean unless you’re really, really attracted to a brand, and want a way to remember it and are too lazy (like me) to write it down,I don’t see any reason in its current state (as of writing) to save ads in the “My Offers” section of Ad Wallet.

Perhaps they will add more deals and make it more of a “coupon clipper” board in the future, but from what I’ve seen so far, the offers are generic “hey check out this brand” type ads, where there’s really no incentive to “save” anything, monetary or otherwise, unless you just personally want to remember the brand name.


Pay out & Payment Proof

$10 minimum to PayPal or direct deposit to your bank account.

Assuming you “share” it on social media, it only takes 14 ads to reach, which isn’t too bad. Though on the grand scheme of things, this takes months due to the lack of frequency, which we’ll get to.

PayPal must be VERIFIED though, which means you must share personal information including your bank account numbers and Social Security number.

They want *real* attention, so they want to verify that you are in fact a *real*


 This may raise a few eyebrows, because sharing any sort of information like that with a third part online screams risk of identity theft.

...especially because PayPal has a history of a data breach (source), affecting over 1.6 million customers.




But even Equifax has had a major breach, which they tried to hide.

These companies where it’s literally their entire freaking job, no their entire BUSINESS MODEL to protect data and they FAILED to do that.

But needless to say I don’t trust a new company with my bank info if I can’t even really trust the established ones.

Payout itself is actually pretty quick and happens usually within a few days. Below you'll see AdWallet payment proof.

​The biggest downside

...is the lack of frequency of ads. Seriously.

Ads only pop up maybe once a month or every other month. The amount of ads I receive is *very* infrequent and has only seemed to go down over the last couple months.

They do seem to be paying as recent as November 2018.

I haven’t been able to reach the payout threshold of ten bucks since then though, but they are in fact paying and said payment is decent when the tasks are available.

Worth signing up while it lasts. Milk this cow while it’s still alive.

None of these sites last forever and most of them come and go quicker than the latest meme.

Heck, I probably spent more time testing the app and writing this blog than the company will last.

But that’s just the way it goes in this industry.

Hopefully, they do grow and find more advertisers, but I’m not banking on it. Years of beermoney has taught me to never get my hopes up on a site.


Overall, the ads are short and simple and require very little attention, even though that’s what you’re getting paid for. The expiration of 3 days gives you plenty of time to pick up the survey. Getting a text and being able to view the ads in my native smartphone browser is a nice change of pace, instead of having to download a totally new app. While the availability of ads are few and far between, the high payment incentive to watch each ad and mid-low payout threshold makes it totally worth it.

AdWallet gets a ProcrastiN 6/8





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Beer Money from Real Kinetic

Easy Street from Brixton Creative
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Continuing our Micro Moneymaking March Madness, where we feature an easy way to earn extra money online each week throughout the month of March, we’ve got a new app for ya!


Lucktastic is a FREE scratch card app where they claim you can “win prizes daily”. But...is Lucktastic a SCAM?

Now, despite the name and the advertising and whole brand they attempt to perpetuate, complete with a cute little four leaf clover as the logo: This isn’t really a “get lucky and get rich quick” app.


It’s not.

I mean unless you are somehow charmed by the golden Leprechaun gods or have Pegasus’ horse shoe on your door...

Lucktaktastic is NOT a way to WIN money.

It’s NOT a scam, per sue.

I mean they DO  in fact pay out.

But if you’re diving into this app with a blind happy go-lucky attitude that you’re going to bring home the bacon from your winnings, if you’re thinking you’re gonna be “one of the lucky ones” then you’re delusional and  gonna be immensely disappointed.

You’re not gonna win. Hate to break it to you, but not really. I give you the raw deal and I’m not here to blow sunshine up your ass or get your hopes up,

Now to be fair, you probably have a better chance at winning this thing, then let’s say, purchasing a *real* lottery ticket.

And you may be thinking: well, maybe it’s worth it “just in case” -- “just in case I win ya know? “ No, I don’t know.

Who’s to say the whole game isn’t rigged?

I mean let’s look at it: Lucktastic, a FREE lottery scratch card app. Where you can win real cash and prizes.

For free. Okay, so what’s the catch??

Because if there’s anything to learn in life, which you’ve probably already learned by now at some point, it’s that NOTHING is *actually* free.

There’s always some sort of cost, commitment, or sacrifice.

Like Google,  Facebook and Amazon, a “free” service you get by sacrificing your entire life privacy.
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But anyway, they create a big prize to draw attention, make it very super ridiculously rare to actually attain, then give away said prize with the goal of getting shared and creating “buzz” to draw even further attention.

I mean who doesn’t want to talk about something cool they just got...and for FREE!


Chances are you are not going to win a huge prize and those that do are really nothing more than a tool used as advertising for their own app.



I’m just calling it as I see it.

The entire business model is, in terms of turning a profit, is well, absolutely genius though and plays on excited emotions and gambling addiction.

That said, we’re gonna look at how to play Lucktastic and make it worth your run, knowing we’re likely NOT going to win a ridiculous amount of money.

We’re in it for the long haul and taking our time, like real procrastin8rs.

You want to go for the GUARANTEED prizes. Click the “GO” button in the top and navigate to “Redeem” to get there.
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​Payment Proof from Lucktastic:

​Hello fellow ProcrastiN8rs, it is the first blog in the month of March and if you’ve been subscribed to my newsletter and caught the announcement or joined the ProcrastiN8rs group on Facebook, you know that means…

It’s time for... Micro Money-Making March Madness!

Each week, throughout March, we’ll be covering an easy way to make money with very little physical or mental effort


Look, I don’t really care too much about sports, yet alone basketball, yet alone college basketball.

But I do care about making money and I do care about doing that with as little time and effort as possible. Although, you can combine both moneymaking and sport with sports betting (and don’t even need sports knowledge)


I want to sit at home and earn my living, not get out of bed and slug at a desk job for hours on end. I want simple tasks that require no knowledge or hard work on my part.

That’s where micro money money-making comes in!

Micro-money or better known as “beer money” are small little tasks you can do to earn a little extra cash and you don’t need any sort of training or education for, nor do you need to work hard.

They’re easy and rather mindless tasks.

Beermoney is all about earning a buck or few cents with minimal effort, skill, and knowledge.

You can literally spend this money on “beer” (or I prefer rum) but really “beer” is more of a metaphor than a literal sense of the word.
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The first Micro Money-Making March Madness App we’re gonna cover is called:

VoxPopMe

VoxPop me is a video survey app for iOS and Android. You get a question, record an under 60 second response, upload it, and BOOM you’re done.

It’s like getting paid to create Snaps. Easy.

50 cents in your wallet for that vid!

Well sort of, there is a minimum cash out of $15 via PayPal only and video response questions vox “pop up” only a couple times a week, at least for me. So it actually takes a few months to reach that cash out minimum.  The cash out itself is usually done within a week.

It’s slow, but like I said these aren’t apps I’m sharing with you to get rich quick, these are apps that get you extra money more easily rather than quickly.

Totally worth being patient for this one.

You can earn up to $90 per hour from your smart phone!


(if you account for the time you actually spend using the app)

That’s pretty solid. Now wait,not gimmicky, not entirely:  let’s break that down


The minimum length of the video is 15 seconds and it can go up to 60.


(I usually go for the full 60 seconds, but that’s just cause I like to talk. I enjoying doing it, whatever.)


The questions themselves are open-ended, no right or wrong answer (you don’t have to pretend to like something  if you don’t like it) typically about specific brands, advertisements, personal hobbies interests, current events, or political views. They’re simple topics anyone with half a brain can talk about and form an opinion about.
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Just give your opinion!

Even if you have no freaking clue what the topic is, they provides links to videos and articles that sum it up for you, then you just give your reaction to it.

You can pretty much say whatever you want as long as you stay on topic -- oh and don’t talk like a sailor. Don’t curse.

I learned that the fucking hard way…

Anyway, I’ve experimented with different lengths of videos: shorter and longer ones and it seems as long as you answer the question and give your honest opinion about it, and follow a few rules (which we’ll cover in a minute),  you’ll get approved.

Approval time is a bit slow, but I cut them a little slack because they’re watching and approving all the content from all of their users manually. God knows we’re not at the point where automation can moderate video content *cough* *cough* YouTube *couch*

Anywho…

50 cents is the flat compensation you get, no matter what your video length is, so if you want to maximize your “hourly wage”, it makes sense just to make it 15 seconds.

I mean you’re basically earning anywhere between $.50 and $1.50 per minute, multiply that by 60 for each minute in an hour,  and effectively, like I said we’re looking at $30-$90 per hour.

I’d say that’s a pretty sweet deal for speaking your mind, which you’re going to do on your Instagram or Snapchat stories anyway.  Might as well make money doing it.

Of  course it’s not like you get a whole list of these videos and are literally working by the hour.

They just come in waves, every once in a while.

The point I’m trying to make here though is that they are totally worth doing when they do come and are available.

The amount of time/effort spent into recording the little. piece is worth the pay out. There’s no right or wrong answer -- it's just like your opinion, man.
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​Another gripe of mine is that there’s no way to download your video responses.

As a matter of fact, I went to download my response for this blog, but to my disappointment, found there’s no option to do that.

You have to use a third party app to record your responses.

If I get around to it, I’ll update and post one of my VoxPopMe videos here. It’ll definitely be over at the ProcrastiN8rs group on Facebook.

Downloading your own content is a feature something like this should have.


Overall, VoxPopMe is definitely worth downloading & keeping on your phone. It offers  a high payout for the amount of time and effort you actually spend making videos. The questions are easy and straightforward and the approval rate is high, although a bit slow.

The minimum cash out takes a few months to achieve. Many will probably hop out before they ever reach it, but not a patient ProcrastiN8r will keep get there...eventually

The race mechanics of trying to grab a spot before the crowd fills the quota is kind of annoying and can be stressful, but if you don’t pressure yourself, relax, and take opportunities as they come, it’s quite a nice little bonus cash.

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