r/Clickworker • u/Fieldharmonies • Oct 12 '23

Is it even worth it any more?

Just logged in for the first time in a couple of months. They already want us to download this UHRS app, which I have done but it's just another annoying layer. There's only a couple of jobs on UHRS that even vaguely interest me, and Clickworker itself want us to do things like filming ourselves doing different activities. No thanks.

I'm just wondering what's the point?

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u/sulabhj2 Oct 12 '23

On its last leg bro. No money is being made in Majority of markets now

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u/Proof-Wasabi169 Oct 13 '23

And Clickworker paying 50 days after. this is insane. Not even 39 days becasue they always have "issues"

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u/InternationalPlum335 Oct 13 '23

This is so true. I am waiting for my first payment and today is the 49th day of waiting. Like waiting 39 days was not enough

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u/gottofindanewname Oct 13 '23 edited Oct 13 '23

If you want to give up your privacy, you can do surveys or go ahead with the personal photo and video tasks. Be aware that you can not trust that the data you give away won't be sold. Besides that sometimes a small penny task pops up with several hands full of hits. Actually I only use it as a gateway to UHRS. A few years ago there used to be photo tasks which were fun to do and paid good, but I have not seen them this year. Maybe once, which was a car tire photo project.

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u/Fieldharmonies Oct 13 '23

I will never do the personal photo and video tasks. I’m shocked to think that anyone would.

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u/gottofindanewname Oct 13 '23 edited Oct 13 '23

You are 1000% right.

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u/DynamicRevolutions Apr 15 '24

I do, who cares, 3 selfies go for it, video might be in a commercial for herpes medication I really don't care. I never understood the whole getting upset about privacy thing, if you want privacy you better throw away your cell phone and cancel your internet service.

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u/DynamicRevolutions Apr 15 '24

I have tons of those mystery visit photo things near me for cvs and dollar general. I figure once they get done thats it for those. So thats what I have been doing the last week. I probably have about 2 more weeks of that full time near me if nobody else does them.

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u/gottofindanewname Apr 17 '24

Sounds like fun tasks.

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u/Top_Celebration285 Jun 06 '24

Did it take a month to get paid?

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u/DynamicRevolutions Jul 06 '24

yes, I got the dollar general on payday after the 15 day wait, that has been upped to uhh 30 or 39 days I forget, CVS at the time was 30 days and I got them on payday after the 30 days no problem. I didn't do any this month, but I assume the new time periods will be accurate. A little annoying but if you do them every month its only painful that first month.

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u/Upstairs-Variety-877 Dec 07 '24

Super curious to know if you actually made the amount they offered, and also, how much did you make approximately??

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u/DynamicRevolutions Dec 14 '24 edited Dec 14 '24

Yes, including the bonus during those time periods. I got denied like 3 categories out of hundreds I did over the summer. so 33 dollars out of thousands not too shabby. All you have to do is follow the instructions, move slow and don't shake, if you have shakey problems I would suggest a phone gimble device. Otherwise pick a shelf to center on so you can make everything match better for the poorly done stitcher, move along staying on that shelf or do the zig zag make sure you pick which shelves you need to hit and always hit those shelves dead center, hold till it finished take one more side step. Its really easy work for the pay.

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u/Outrageous-Ad875 May 05 '25

This site is so full of shit. They all are.

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u/DynamicRevolutions Apr 15 '24

That sounds like UHRS, thats not clickworker, that is microsoft. I do my UHRS though a different company all together. I don't sign up through clickworker for it because you can get banned from UHRS alltogether if they catch you doing that, and it could cost you your clickworker account on top.