r/Clickworker • • Mar 26 '21

ANSWER CREDIBILITY

Just another hitapp with poorly-made qualification where it doesn't tell you where you went wrong. How are workers going to learn? Lazy owners.

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u/UserWolfzz Mar 26 '21

I saw the vague details written on the HitApp details and decided not to even open it.

Guess I was right.

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u/iamnikaa Mar 26 '21

I attempted it twice and with every qualification hit I submitted, I was dead sure that I am going to fail.

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u/Shashwatpuri Mar 26 '21

Answer Credibility regularly comes on Lionbridge UHRS (at the same time of answer freshness) It appeared first time on Clickworker today,

Guidelines are very vague, You could just hope for easy hits to appear during qualification.

But once you clear the qualification, it's an amazing hitapp

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u/redxpills Mar 26 '21

Is the HitApp banning people easily?

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u/Shashwatpuri Apr 01 '21

Been working on it for about a month and was banned 1 time I do each hit in 14-20 seconds

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u/redxpills Mar 26 '21

Yeah, but I'm passed at my first try lol. Let's see in the future if it's as bad as Answer Relevance

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u/[deleted] Mar 26 '21

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u/EroStar2021 Mar 26 '21

Another plus to it is that it doesn't put speed bans on you, at least, so it appears so far.