#Beermoney

[subjects99]

Study only what you want to, or be dumb

[yourelf-x]

Making money on X (formerly known at twitter) through their Monetisation programme (an experiment)

Not many people are aware of this, but 𝕏 (formerly twitter) pays you a decent share of ad revenue, if your impressions (total views on all posts) exceeds 5 million in 3 months.

As an experiment, for 3 months, I moved all my social media activity to 𝕏. I used an account I've had for several years, but never really used. Mostly because I prefer Reddit, personally. But I wanted to try it.

So, instead of posting as I usually would on Reddit, Facebook, Instagram etc. I just moved all my internet activity to 𝕏.

The result was I exceeded 5mil impressions within 1.5months.

My account is @YourElfx, you can see I don't have a huge following yet, and mostly just posted as I usually would on other social media platforms. Connect with me there to find out more.

Final thoughts: Overall, I would not recommend doing this if you are not frequently active on social media. But if you are, I would advise considering it.

[ms-demeanor]

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[hotboyfreighttrain]

a part of me thinks i could probably prepare for a 30 day water fast like once im out in the real world

i also need to start doing beermoney and working and all this shit bc i’m so stressed im not gonna have enough to immigrate or nothin’ and i dunno what to do about canada either

[vasoconstriction]

doing r/beermoney type surveys for money has made my schizophrenia points slowly increase every day i need a better way to make money i think im like too aware of the cruel state of the world to be content answering 50 questions about graham crackers and cleaning products for like 50 cents

[traumasurvivors]

maybe its gonna be dickish from me, but have you looked into doing surveys for money? there are real ones which do pay out! some only to giftcards or paypal but could work its not immediate though. If your american there is also amazon mturk? tons of things on reddit's beermoney subreddits

That’s not dickish at all and I appreciate the suggestion! I have tried surveys a lot but find I go through all the intro questions to tell me that “you’re not eligible” so I haven’t had much luck!

I’m in Canada so that might be a factor. I’ll definitely have another look. Thank you!

[movedtodreamietube]

me: oh i can totally do transcription no problem! i’ve done it before on beermoney sites

me, doing a 4 minute transcription for an interview test: hhhh

[mondaymoon]

hi! i wanted to ask you if it was okay if you could share my posts please?? sorry for the intrusion i’d really appreciate it! 😓 i promise i am not a bot i just have been without my medicine almost a week and things like not being able to sleep and i feel awful

Hi! And that's so tough! I don't have the spoons to reblog help post requests in general, as it's hard for me to vet bots right now, so I'm going to use this to talk about some other ways that might help!

One of the most trusted options on Tumblr is @copperbadge's Radio Free Monday program, since folks who are looking to help already know about it. (And Sam also has some great info on how to make fundraisers more effective!)

And have you heard of the support subreddits like r/charity and maybe even r/beermoney if you're up for that sort of thing? Here's a list of some of the main support subreddits to get you even further! While Reddit is definitely Not Always Great, there are folks there willing to help and more ways to get help and faster than my tiny tumblr account. I wish you all the luck here!

[ququoquaw]

it is midnight and ququoquaw is currently on her r/beermoney arc

[jjeremysstash]

I have a side twitter account for dumb shit like beermoney kinda stuff and wow the notifications are... or for the few profiles I follow (for the beermoney stuff) or for Elon Musk.... or for the Israeli air forces like...

those are the fucking notifications they send you by default.........

[extracashonline]

Survey Panel Review: Prolific

URL: prolific.com Member Since: 2019 Annual Earnings: $204 Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Non-Biased Review [generated by Bing AI Chat] Prolific is a legitimate online research platform that connects researchers with participants for academic studies and marketing research. The website has a good reputation and is commonly recommended on websites like Reddit Beermoney. Prolific pays more than most survey websites on average and has some minimum earning requirements researchers need to adhere to. The site is well-designed, easy to use, and many of the studies are genuinely interesting. However, it’s important to note that the earnings potential may vary depending on the number of surveys available and the participant’s demographics. Overall, Prolific seems to be a good earning opportunity for participants.

Pay Me For Surveys Review I have been a member of Prolific for more than 4 years. I was able to sign up before the site became really popular. Now it is more difficult to become a respondent, unfortunately. Surveys are plentiful, as they are primarily generated by the academic community from all over the world. Average pay per survey is some of the highest in the industry, the vast majority offering over $6/hour, whereas the industry average is more like $3/hour. Many surveys are genuinely interesting and cover a vary wide range of research topics. Compensation is via PayPal, usually sent within 24 hours. Some surveys can stay pending for a length of time, but many are credited within minutes.

Recommendation I highly recommend Prolific. Prolific is my highest income panel, and I find the surveys interesting. Right now it can be hard to be accepted as a respondent, but it's worth trying.

[elodieunderglass]

Accidentally saw this post again, and we did have the baby and pull off our shared leave! We had to do a few things like bank switching (1) to coast, but we made it.

(1) in the uk you can usually get a small cash bonus of about £200 for changing your bank, so if you’re very organised and the offers come up at the right time and you read r/beermoney carefully, two people can make about £700 in a month. This triggers a cooldown that lasts a few years, but allows you to get a big piece of cash to coast over a tricky month. Definitely need high executive function for this, but it doesn’t take much actual time.

Firstly, I wanted to say thank you for finally making Moby Dick comprehensible to me over a decade after I attempted to read it and bounced aggressively off it! But the thing I actually wanted to ask and boggle about is, you get a full year of maternity leave??? I think literally the company with the most mind-bogglingly generous policy I ever worked for (I'm in the US) only gave 7 months, and the place I'm at now only gives I think 3 or so.

You're very welcome! It's very exciting to me that a line by line translation of Moby Dick can make it so much more accessible.

On your second point - yeah! I'm always happy to talk about parental leave policies etc and how different countries handle them, not in a smug "Well, in the UK..." way but in a, "here's very concrete examples of how policies can work, and the material impact they have on people" sort of way, because that's genuinely something that needs to be communicated. Just like with the environmental crises, we are all limited by our ability to imagine the Healed World and what we need to do to get there. So what are some policies that are a bit more Healed-World-ish than the reality that many people live in, and how do they actually work? You are welcome to send me asks! Rumination below the cut.

I wouldn't have had kids if I'd stayed in the USA. I've chosen to have 3 in the UK. This is directly because of maternity leave, free childcare hours for toddlers, quality of childcare, accessibility of school/daycare, flexible working policies, generous holiday leave, and other factors like that. Does that seem weird to say? Should I have moped about in floods of divine baby-desire and universal mother-yearnings and stuff, and sacrificed everything to have squidgy babies? IDK, I've never felt any of those things: I love the children a lot as people and I'm obviously terrifically glad they're here, but I wouldn't have had any desire to have them in the first place if I hadn't been sure they'd have decent childhoods. And a childhood where a parent resents them because that parent had UNFULFILLED INTELLECTUAL GOALS, or where there's always stress because of MATERIAL DIFFICULTIES, wouldn't be decent. My desire to acquire the children has been very much based in the knowledge that I can afford them (financially, emotionally, socially, career-wise, mentally) without sacrificing or martyring myself. So, literally: even though I have 2 life-defining children and one more on the way, even though I'm considered in my immediate social circles to be a real earth-mother crunchy-type, even though I work part-time to spend time with the kids and so on: if I didn't live THIS life, I wouldn't want the children. So I think it’s interesting to see how a simple piece of policy, a difference between nations, so totally impacts and directs the course of an individual’s life.

RE: the actual practicalities, it breaks down a funny way. In the UK, they hold your job for you for up to a year, usually hiring a temporary maternity cover: if they can't give you the same job back, they have to give you a similar one. If you return in 6 months it’s like you didn’t leave at all and get the exact job back. Maternity leave is usually taken for about 9 months, with paternity leave often adding an additional 3 months, and children usually entering childcare at the age of 1.

The actual way that this gets calculated is pretty complicated. My job offers 6 months on full pay, which is a "benefit" - otherwise the default is only 6 weeks on full pay. After the full pay runs out, you're on SMP - Statutory Maternity Pay - which is £156.66 per week. SMP runs out at nine months. If you want more time than that, your job gets held for a full year, but you'll be on 3 months unpaid. -> HOWEVER, you've been accruing annual leave the whole time you've been off, so when the baby is 9 months old, you might expect to have about 6 weeks of holiday that built up. Holiday is taken at full pay rates. So depending on how much holiday you have, you just return to work while on vacation and get paid again.

If you return to work at 6 months, which is sort of the minimum normal time to take off, you get your exact same job back. If you take longer than 6 months, you get that "offer of an equivalent job" but no promise of having your job back - which can worry people. So sometimes people happily choose to take only 6 months off, because they want their exact same projects back.

So what will happen with me is

6 months off on full pay, Dr Glass takes about 1 month off on full pay parental leave at the beginning to provide support

(Child2 enters age where they get 30 hours/week free childcare, daycare bills drop to basically just Child1's afterschool programs from here until last bullet point. As Dr Glass and I both work part time, this means that each day of the week will have a mix of different children, activities and work. We will hopefully be able to bank a little bit of childcare-budget to coast on for the next bits.)

3 months off where I'll only make £624 a month SMP: it’s not nothing and so should be grateful, except for the relentlessness of life. I also get £150/month from the government for having two children - nothing for the third because that would be encouraging families to rely on benefits and have children for money, or something, naturally. Dr Glass will be working, but no family can really lose almost half a wage and be cheerful about it, so we'll have to coast on savings banked from the room freed up in the childcare budget. (we thought it would just about work before the cost-of-living crisis, when we filed our plan paperwork, and gotta say, it’s looking pretty scary now.) we’ll prioritise the mortgage and utilities in cash, and should be able to coast it.

2-ish months off but "on holiday," i.e. back on full pay

Dr Glass overlaps one month off on full pay (holiday + shared parental leave) plus two months totally unpaid, i.e. Unpaid Leave, i.e. Dr Glass keeps his job and simply takes two months off, making £0 a month. Again, this will be hard to get through, but as we know it's coming, we have time to make SOME savings to live on. This allows Dr Glass to have time with his last child, which is a priority for us over debt, and gets the baby comfortably to the age that our nursery accepts.

Both parents return to work. Baby will enter daycare aged 1 (Child2 remains on free hours, daycare bills go back up to mortgage-level payments, finances return to exactly where they were before Baby3.) hopefully we’ll be able to quickly pay down any debts incurred with two full wages.

You can see it's doable, but there are some scary flippin' periods and a tremendous amount of footwork. We've somehow managed during harder times; with Child1 I was the sole breadwinner for the household and was at a job where I only got SMP, so I went back to work at 6 months and Dr Glass was a SAHP for a long time; with Child2 it was pandemic and lockdown etc, and no childcare was available, so we all ricocheted around the house together for a year. So clearly something absolutely bonkers is going to happen in 2023, but if it doesn't, we might actually have one (1) normal baby-leave.

As you can see, it's NOT the Healed World, but it has aspects that you'll want to include in the Healed World. You can see the impacts on things like family design - the kids all being 3 years apart for affordability, as that's when the free childcare hours kick in - and the way that fathers are still sort of wedging themselves in. You can see how it gets cobbled together and stressful, and the bits where you have to coast over patches that could just as easily destroy a family (watch this space! We might go completely fucking broke! We’re about £200 away from it at all times as it it!) You can see that there are some privileges (having a partner, partner having a job) that materially affect the experience people have. You can see how sometimes people can take a year and others return to work at 6 months (I've done both! Both can be great and both can suck, but it's MUCH better when you choose it for yourself, rather than being forced financially.) you can see that some cruel and stupid policy decisions are meant to punish poor people in the UK for having children despite the lack of internal logic (no child benefit for over 2 kids, when child benefit is meant to help you raise citizens.) You can see places where a conservative politician could shit on one vulnerable place (like the UK’s free childcare hours for three year olds! Liz Truss was thinking about killing it!) and entirely destroy my family at a stroke. You can see that for all my stance of “I am not a martyr” for my children, I’m expecting to have spent several years of my life flippantly being marginally-waged for the sake of having them: but also, you can see the difference between the support the UK gives my stance, and the support a 20-year-old military wife in the American heartland gets with her first baby: you can see how eased the paths of my children are, how isolated hers will be. You can step back from the worldwide generational immolation of mothers, their narratives of sacrifice and drudgery, and unpack how much of that is truly necessary, and how much damage could have been resolved by simply rinsing off the TERF shit, offering a few scraps of healthcare, and giving them a few fucking months off work.

We are all worldbuilding the Healed World: it makes sense to understand the different ways it could work. I’ll longpost about any policy you guys would like until then.

[technsavi]

Beermoney Apps to Earn a Quick $100 in 2023

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[optimisticmakerlighthumanoid]

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[fullfy]

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