@Shavkat even if you can delete your posts from that site but you will not be able to de-index them from that site. The site has duel backup system so I would suggest you to keep them. Maybe you get paid in future for your hard work. Deleting will not help your cause.

@Shavkat even if can delete your posts from that site but you will not be able to de-index them from that site. The site has duel backup system so I would suggest you to keep them. Maybe you get paid in future for your hard work. Deleting will not help your cause.

It is not the sites but Google decides what should be rated highly and what should not. Sites chose to pay according to what they earn in return.

@Support I know some of those strategies but I was afraid applying them here 🙂 however, I would be glad to learn as much as I can after all the money smells from a very long distance 🙂

@ Your Seldom Shill is opposite of negativity. Yes she is very much here, in fact positivist and negatives both exist at the same time in the same world… Cheers.

shaloo walia I will post a screen shot here because people do not believe mere words

@shaloo walia Yes for you and me it is. but people happy with shoe strings would never know this.

I repeat that it is good for site and for yourself. Look at my stats
Visitors Referred 34458
This figure is equal to $34.46

I have been there on that site for almost three years and getting paid regularly almost every month. I complete a 3-4 surveys and search through their browser besides answering daily pole which does not take me more than 5 minutes a day on an average.

I just had a discussion with admin of that site and was assured that the payments will be made shortly. I am waiting for $70 something but I am sure I will get them.

Müge Yes I know Yourseldom you’re @yourseldom on Literacybase, myLot, satosh, coinchat and Nibiru on BlogBourne. Am I right?

Your Seldom Thank you for the compliment 🙂

@Your Seldom Can you please write your statement in English?

@peachpurple last payments were made on September 30th to almost every one and later on 6th to few. From then on all Indian banks were closed for holidays. Today is the first day when banks are open.