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#21 by pindokhan123 » Fri Nov 11, 2016 06:38

maybe if the surveys were guaranteed daily and took about 1/10 of the time of my 9 to 5 job and paid much more,then perhaps i will consider it...
after all who likes getting out of bed on a cold day for work? def not me :shock:

#22 by sweetpie3000 » Fri Nov 11, 2016 11:29

If you live third world country. You can quit your job do full time jobs taking survey and other stuff.

#23 by Charez » Fri Nov 11, 2016 11:31

they hardly get surveys, try to be logic a little

#24 by Marcel-R6 » Sat Nov 12, 2016 01:52

sweetpie3000 wrote: If you live third world country. You can quit your job do full time jobs taking survey and other stuff.

David use your brain if you have one,do you really think peeps in a thirth world country have a internet connection and a computer????

And like charez mentioned they hardly would get any surveys.

#25 by realpizza » Sat Nov 12, 2016 02:11

Marcel-R6 wrote:
sweetpie3000 wrote: If you live third world country. You can quit your job do full time jobs taking survey and other stuff.

David use your brain if you have one,do you really think peeps in a thirth world country have a internet connection and a computer????

Third world country is a term used to described developing nation.

I'm from Malaysia which is a developing nation, and I can confirm that there is no internet and no computers here.

#26 by Marcel-R6 » Sat Nov 12, 2016 02:23

Where I live Malaysia isn't seen as a thirth world country.

#27 by BouldRake » Sat Nov 12, 2016 02:30

"Third World" is officially developing nations, and Malysia is one...but more normally, when we say "Third World" we mean "Least Developed Countries" - which is mostly war-torn Africa.

The problem is since 1989 we stopped using the term Second World. Malaysia would definitely be a second world country by now if the term hadn't fallen out of use (and been politically loaded).

#28 by pindokhan123 » Sat Nov 12, 2016 03:47

even pakistan is a developing nation i think but lots of rich ppl here but more poor folk..............

75% of the population live in rural areas engaged in farming which feeds the people of the cities.

technology seems to reach late here and other poor countries and usually when it does ,the developed world are probably a 100 odd years ahead :shock:

#29 by Charez » Sat Nov 12, 2016 10:42

this davibugs always make some posts putting down tier 3 countries, saying they are poor, indians live in slum, paid slavery wages ect...

Ask him who lives in USA and told us he eats noodles everyday !

Better to live in a tier 3 country with a small job than in USA, with 100k of loan and eating noodles daily in parents basement

#30 by valerie » Sat Nov 12, 2016 15:33

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