Sunday, August 24, 2008

Cashed Out of Socialspark, Wishing It Were Like Pay Per Post

I logged into my Socialspark account today to see what was new. In general, Socialspark has turned out to be an underwhelming experience ever since its launch, and today was no exception. I did find that all of my posts that were lined up for payout had been paid out, so I was able to withdraw $44.65 from the system. Seconds later it was in my Paypal account and now the funds are on their way to my Forex account.

That's where every cent I've made online in the last several months has gone, into my Forex account where it becomes a new piece of my passive income stream. Socialspark and Pay Per Post have been the two main sources of this new capital I've been drumming up. Between the two, I'd much rather work with Pay Per Post.

One big reason for this is how things went down over at Socialspark this morning - I didn't know until I logged in that I even had $44.65 waiting for me. With Pay Per Post, when it's time for you to get paid, the cash is automatically sent to your Paypal account. Socialspark makes you wait until there is at least $20 in your account before you can withdraw it, and you don't get an email from them letting you know that you're at that point. So unless you log in frequently to check - a bit of a chore since their site is bogged down with heavy graphics - you have no idea that it's payday.

Since I've been on a bit of a hiatus from my blog here, neither one of these systems is yielding much of anything at all for me right now anyway. Once I'm back to regular posting, however, I can predict with almost total certainty that Pay Per Post will deliver far and away more opportunities for me, and they'll do it without holding my money in escrow for an indeterminate amount of time. Every cent that Socialspark makes me wait for, every day that goes by that they don't give me what I've been paid for the work I've done, is another day of passive income that I'll never get back. Since as of this moment I've got everything from Socialspark that I was due, I may never take an opportunity there again for this reason.

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