Hello, everybody, and welcome back to my channel, Jennifer Marie VO, where I
teach you different ways that you can make money online working from home. If you haven't already,
make sure to subscribe to my channel where I teach you all different sorts of ways that
you can earn money online, whether that's through transcription, becoming a freelancer starting your
own YouTube channel, or doing data entry and micro jobs. So in today's video, I'm going to teach you
how to withdraw funds in Picoworkers, because they've made a few changes recently on how to
withdraw your earnings. So if you don't know what Picoworkers is, it's basically a website where you
will do small little tasks and earn cents per task. So this isn't a huge moneymaker. But if
you complete a whole bunch of different little tasks, you can make a few extra dollars a week.
There are all sorts of different tasks, the ones I recommend you do are related to social media,
whether that's watching YouTube videos, or you know, commenting on people's posts or engaging
in people's websites. If you want a full review on how exactly to sign up and use Picoworkers,
I have a link in the description below to the full tutorial on how to use Picoworkers. But
today I want to show you how to withdraw funds. So as you can see here, I have earned $8.18 that I'm
ready to withdraw. Now I want to be transparent in that the majority of this money is from referral
earnings. So if you click here on refer a friend after you sign up to Picoworkers, you will get
your own different affiliate link that you can click copy and share on your social media page
on websites forums. So then you will make a commission on top of whatever your referrals earn.
So in addition to the money you make doing tasks, you will make money when your friends or family
earn money on Picoworkers as well. So in order to withdraw money,
we're going to click on wallet, and then you're going to click on withdrawals.
And you're going to click Request withdraw. So you can see here it says your task interval timer
must be zero to withdraw. This is something that is new added to Picoworkers and a lot of people
don't understand. It says new users must complete a minimum amount of tasks to achieve a zero task
interval. So if you look here, you can see that my task interval is at zero.
And we can read this paragraph and it says the Submit tasks interval is the time in
seconds you have to wait between completing tasks. new workers start with 180 seconds,
not satisfied rated tasks gain a 22nd penalty and system blocked spam proofs gain a 62nd penalty,
each satisfied task reduces the timer 10 seconds, your task interval timer must be zero to withdraw
higher level workers earn a buffer. So what that means is that you're going to start off
with 180 seconds. And every time you do a task and it is satisfied and accepted by the client,
this interval goes down by 10 seconds. So you should have to do 18 different tasks
in order to be able to withdraw 18 tasks that are successful. So if this is higher than zero,
just keep completing tasks until it gets back down to zero and then you can withdraw. Okay,
so what you're going to do to withdraw is you can select either Litecoin, PayPal, or skrill.
You can see there's an 8% fee for each of these. I'm going to click on paypal. And you can see here
that you can withdraw when you have over $5.75 in your earned balance. This is very important. If
you are going to use PayPal, please make sure your Picoworkers email matches with PayPal. So whatever
email you signed up with Picoworkers, it must match your PayPal account, you can change your
Picoworkers email to match your PayPal email by clicking here on profile and going to my profile.
Also make sure your PayPal account is verified and that you can receive payments from the US.
So if you have ever received payments before in PayPal from the US,
you should be fine to go ahead and use your PayPal here with Picoworkers.
Then you're going to click I acknowledge. And then over here, you can select how much you
want to withdraw. So the minimum amount would be 575. I like to go ahead and withdraw everything.
So you can see here I'm withdrawing $8.18 and there's an 8% fee. So I will receive
$7.53. And then you have to click Send token. Again, remember, your submit tasks interval
must be zero seconds, maybe about a month ago when I was trying to withdraw
quite a large amount of money here from my referral earnings. This was at like 30 seconds
or something So I had to do a couple different tasks in order to get this back down to zero.
So make sure to click Send token, and then you have to confirm your token. So what they'll
do is email you your token. And then it's an a series of numbers that you have to paste in here.
So go to your email, and then copy and paste your token, and then click Submit Request.
So now that you have requested payment, you can see that withdrawals are processed within 10 days
of placing a request. And you can see here that your latest withdrawal will have these three dots
with a yellow button. And that means that it is pending. Once that switches to a green checkmark
that means that you have received the payment. So to show you payment proof from my last withdrawal,
you can see here my transaction from PayPal, and you can see that I received $72.39. And it is from
a credit St. It usually takes under 10 business days in my experience, but you have to wait at
least up to 10 business days before receiving the payment but usually it takes much less than that.
So basically, I just wanted to give you this quick demonstration of how to withdraw
your funds from Picoworkers and explain a little bit about the interval timer which
is a new thing that they have added on to Picoworkers. If you guys have any questions,
make sure to ask me in the comment section. And if you're looking for other ways to make money
online, make sure to subscribe to my channel where I will teach you all sorts of other ways
from freelancing to transcription to starting your own business online and trying to become
a work from home a freelancer. Thanks again for watching and I will see you in my next tutorial.