How do you decide when to request payment?
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I think you'll find a lot of us cash out every month. We're not much for squirreling it away here, seeing as a lot of us make enough money to really make this a regular salary.
Personally, I feel very comfortable with the transparency of this site regarding how much money we're earning.Not only is this information available elsewhere on the web, but it's also pretty motivating to see what others make and how far I can stretch if I really try.
Mahalo figures usually show the TOTAL accumulated lifetime earnings. That's what you'll see in other peoples' profiles, and in the leaderboards. But in a recent thread, they did publish September's earnings.
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I have no problem with others seeing what has been requested/paid. That same information is available on other places/lists already, so no big secrets there. Plus, as you say, it shows the potential of this site as a money maker for participants who are serious about it.
The 'earnings' they show are the amounts that were cashed by users. If they haven't cashed in a while, those numbers might really add up. It doesn't reflect total lifetime earnings, and I don't think there is an updated list of those figures on the site. (There is a list of earnings, but that is not updated frequently).
Funnily, I wouldn't even know exactly how much I've earned at this site, but I expect it to be close, or over M$1,000!
Edit: The amounts shown on a person's profile page are totals.
The 'Tips Received' and 'Tips Given' do not reset. The balance, and the amounts reported by Mike are not lifetime amounts though.
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Firstly until you have a balance of M$40 then you can't request a payment at all..
Secondly, you can only request 1 payment per month
And Finally, your payment has to be requested during this month for a payment next month. If you request a payment this month you won't get the cash till the 15th of next month,
So it makes sense to request your payment on the 30/31st of the month if you have a balance of more that M$40 in your account.
I think the earnings that you can see from other members are total, as they don't reset when a payment is requested
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As others have said, the earnings numbers shown on user pages that others can see don't reset, so those are lifetime numbers.
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And while I have no doubt that I won't do that, Its always good to give yourself a little breathing room, and don't make yourself feel like you don't have anything left within your account to play with.
Also (like others had mentioned) You may want to use the extra mahalo dollars for tipping questions, voting them interesting or tipping helpful users comments.
Flexibility and option is goooooooood.
Frankly ? Experience
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I actually feel happy when I saw my name listed there though I already know about it. It's my first payout actually that's why I'm so happy about it. ^^ The ones listed there were the amount they requested for that particular month. Once a member requested for the payment, the amount you requested will be deducted from your Mahalo Dollars account. I requested the whole amount last September so I started from $0 again.
I think you asked this because there are some people who cashed out $2000+. Inspiring right? ^^ If you'll work hard in Mahalo, it's not possible to earn that much. :
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I wish I was that lucky.