| Title: 5-10 minute survey on emails. | PANDA Requester: Arik Cheshin [A30BRQ3EQDQKTP] (Contact) (TO): [Pay: N/A] [Fair: N/A] [Comm: N/A] [Fast: N/A] Description: A short survey on online interactions. You will assess an email and the person who wrote it. Time: 10 minutes HITs Available: 1 Reward: $0.60 Qualifications: Location is US; |
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Must have been phased out. I know in the past hard blocks I got an email about and I think that was a three strike scenario. Soft blocks are just general prevention, the pre-qual days. Could be wrong, probably am.
When I hit the "log in" button it just stands there loading. Then it freezes. By "it" I mean the website.
That's all just turker suspicion and story. Sometimes people get emails and sometimes they don't. There's no official information from Amazon on why the emails are sent and sometimes they're not. There's never been a "three strikes" scenario. Block emails say "multiple blocks in a short period of time" but Amazon has never said three or anything about strikes or how multiple is defined or what a short period of time is.
"yes" ur probably wrong ask
@Blue I am sure he can explain it to you.. Probably one of his favorite questions.
block emails are about as ambiguous as getting masters
