Test.io Tester Review: Earn $50 For Finding Glitches?
Welcome to my Test.io Tester review.
However, with this one, there is a slight twist.
You see, unlike your standard company that pays users to test out things here with Test.io, you can get paid for finding faults.
Since coming across them, I have seen mixed feedback, so I thought I would check them out for myself so that I can bring you an in-depth Test.io tester review.
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How Do They Pay?
To get paid, you will need to go to billing and update your payment data.
Today I will be talking about another testing opportunity that has come my way.
Once on this section, you will have three options for payment sources to choose from.
You can either opt for a bank account transfer, PayPal, or Skrill.
sign-up as a Tester .
Payments are issued on a net basis, so any money you earn from the tests in a month will then be paid towards the end of the following month.
It is then your choice of which month you get paid, as between the 10th (which is the date that earnings are calculated) and the 19th is the time range where you put in a payout request.
Test.Io Referral Program
Similar to other referral programs of other testing companies, you can earn a fixed rate for each person you refer to the company, who then signs up and records five bugs.
You get $5 for every time someone who is under your belt completes the sign-up process.
It’s quite high paying, and just a few friends can earn you a decent amount.
However, the con with this one is that not everyone will finish the sign-up.
If you give your link out, the chances are that some may sign up but not find the five bugs that need too for you to get paid.
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