07/31 - Well we're waiting Wednesday!

hope you get it sorted out soon it sucks when you can't get your money

 

at the risk of having rocks hurled at me I'm liking the new VRAPI interface

 

Yeah, I started doing daily withdrawls to amazon payments from turk and from amazon payments to my bank account. That way when these issues happen I don't have a week or more of money that I can't access.

 

map makes me dizzy as it zooms in an out. going to take me awhile to adjust to the format.

 

that is annoying but minor

 

I do this also for the same reason

 

How long are we baking Andy now?

 

It's bad and you should feel bad.

 

I'm still opening HITs, then staring at the screen, then returning HITs because it makes no sense to me.

 

I haven't returned one yet.

 

Andy [A3JSJNT0GIBCUH] Answer a survey about your opinions - $5.00 | PANDA

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Pros:
Watch a timed video and answer a few questions. Took about 4 minutes

Cons:
I let it bake for 11 minutes because of Andy's past rejection. The pay is good enough to risk a rejection. Only accept an Andy if you can handle rejects.

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So it looks like the VRAPI qual approved... I wonder how long until round two.

 

https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/ftc-warns-cash-option-may-205308527.html

The Federal Trade Commission on Wednesday told consumers affected by the Equifax data breach that they are unlikely to get the full $125 cash payment that many sought.

Equifax last week reached a $700 million settlement over the massive 2017 data breach that exposed the personal information of 147 million people. The bulk of that money is intended for consumers who were impacted by the breach.

The company provided several forms of relief under the agreement, including the option of credit monitoring or in lieu of that, a cash payment of up to $125.

But the FTC said on an update to its website Wednesday that "public response to the settlement has been overwhelming" and millions of people visited the claims site in the first week alone. Because those payments come from a fixed pot of $31 million, if more people apply than there are full funds for, then the amount each person gets will drop as the pool of money is distributed proportionally.

 

WOW. That is ridiculous if they accepted people's information and told them a check was on the way even after they maxed out the pool. Thanks to these dummies my email and other sensitive information is now on for sale on the dark web and an application for a home loan happen on my account since.

 

if they have a fixed pool of $31 million to split amongst 147 million people, isn't that $0.21 per person?

 

Yeah something doesn't add up. That is very frustrating since that breach has already negatively affected both my credit score AND put my accounts at risk due to my information being on the dark web now

 

First time taking part of a class action lawsuit?

 

And this is exactly why people don't talk about their secret batches. This, this right here, it's my money I called dibs.

 

I remember "winning" $330 from BoA back like 12 years ago, of which I got I think a total of about twenty bucks.

 

I was going to fill mine out soon. but I don't need a check in the mail for $0.21. ironically, I and other people will move before they send the checks. so the $0.21 checks could cause identity thefts.