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  1. Wow, thanks for the review Stefan, I had not heard of humanatic but $1-$4 an hour after working long hours. No thank you!

    1. Hi Sheryl,

      Yes. Unfortunately, Humanatic’s pay rate is similar to online survey panels. It’s not very encouraging, especially for people living in first world countries. If you want to make a decent income online and take control of your earnings, I high suggest affiliate marketing as a starting point. It can be very profitable depending on your niche market and the type of products that you promote. Anyone can get started with a very small startup capital and grow over time. If you are interested, here is a great step by step course program.
      Thanks for commenting!

  2. I agree these types of at home “jobs” are pretty hard to make any real money at. There are some places out there that do offer a living wage, but you have to spend money to make money. You need a good computer, a headset and more often than not a landline dedicated to that job. It can be expensive to just get started.

    1. Hi Mandie, it’s not easy to make a decent income with Humanatic. There is also the possibility of having your account terminated for no reason!

      Every company must have the Terms and Conditions so we know what to expect from working with the company. Without such an important page, we are basically working with no guarantees.I don’t think Humanatic is a scam, but there are many things that put me off.

  3. Let’s see…$1-$4-50, 2 star avg reviews, lots of complaints ect..: The downside is far more prominent that the upside from what i see here. I feel a lot stronger about affiliate marketing as there is much better opportunity to get out what you put in.

    Brad

  4. I like how in the beginning of the article it is stated that the dollar has value in Eastern Europe when the dollar is so much weaker than the euro 🙂 which is used in every country in Eastern Europe lmao… 20$ is approximately 10€ now…
    So if the article begins with such misinformation, why would anyone bother reading the rest of it… Ridiculous lol.

    1. You are right, the dollar is much weaker than the euro. But what I meant was that with the same amount of dollar you earn online, you will have a higher purchasing power if you live in certain European countries.

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