Can't find good HITs? 12/17

off topic, I know but how can I find out how much money I have made for this year? I see the total amount since I started and I see last 45 days, any clue for just the past 12 mths?

 

Mine approved as well. I was nervous about those

 

I've wanted to try his but I've been hesitant. Maybe today is the day!

 

https://www.mturk.com/mturk/preview?groupId=26V8XBAT2D5N7ZNYLVH0QG5V0QT15M


Rating people, animals, and objects

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ETA...this took me under 2 mins.

 

Diana Owen just responded to me and said I would be approved. Leaving TO.

 

Yeah I have all but 6 approved from then, so I am a little worried why those are still not approved.

 

I received a code for that political survey but it did loop me 4/5 the way through it. started me back at the beginning but all answers remained so just hit next over and over til i was where i left off. then received code and then a thank you page

 

I missed Rubin...I am going to a corner to cry

 

the only way I know of is to subtract your total earned from past year's earnings

 

Repost. $1.00. Health Policy Opinions (18-24 years old only).

https://www.mturk.com/mturk/preview?groupId=2TFJMVHVKCJ09MDU7FA7HKQ071C46U

 

Damn...that's good, just wish I hadn't returned it when I didn't get a code.

 

oh well, I dont know that either, I started sometime last fall and then quit for a long time and started back a few months ago. thanks anyway.

 

Do these word-definitions intend to describe the same word?


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pretty easy...low pay though.

 

I don't really know if there is a good way. In Amazon Payments you can see all of your transactions, but that would be a LOT of adding. Maybe log in to Amazon Payments and add up your withdrawals? Still a lot of math, depending on how often you withdraw.

 

If by last fall you mean 2011 then you can do this: Next to Total Earnings you should have a blue link that says "show earnings details", you click that and it will show you your 2011 earnings. You can just subtract your Total earnings from that to get your 2012 earnings.

 

Same thing happened to me, thought it was pretty odd.

 

I was just about to type this reply. so yeah this.

 

AP has the solution. Go here: https://payments.amazon.com/sdui/sdui/overview
and select All Payments Received from the dropdown. Download the list as CSV and excel should do all the math easily.

 

I don't have this link?

 

when did you start?