hiring someone to press some buttons

[marios22558]

it generates me 1 cent per 1 min pressing buttons so to do the calculations 60 cents per hour. i want the hire to work for 12 hours thats around 300 a month. from the 300 he gets 150 split profit if you agree i got all proof strategy and all hit me up on my telegram

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[Charles-Tim]

You really deserve red flag now. Red tags are not enough for your account.

[DPHOR]

You really deserve red flag now. Red tags are not enough for your account.

I do not really understand this type of work where someone will be pressing buttons and generates money for op, well this is serious anyone who is applying for this should be very mindful and careful considering the profile of the op, there is a huge chances of being scammed.

[robelneo]

it generates me 1 cent per 1 min pressing buttons so to do the calculations 60 cents per hour. i want the hire to work for 12 hours thats around 300 a month. from the 300 he gets 150 split profit if you agree i got all proof strategy

I have been into Get get-paid-to scheme in the past, but I have never encountered a 1 cent per 1 min that will earn you 60 cents per hour. It's not realistic to press the button for a straight 12 hours.
We are human; only a bot can do that, and how your profile is messed up, this is an indication that OP is not worth our trust and cooperation, so be warned.

[chhotu1]

What kind of work is this  . Next time put a better plan.

[JeromeTash]

So much from someone who has a history of not paying the people he hires. Who do you think is going to fall for your cheap scams @marios22558
Once in a while, we come across such dumb scammers that don't even think that people will be able to see the negative feedback and flags create for every scam or scam attempt they made in the past.

[SamReomo]

You're basically hiring some people to be your slaves and work 12 hours for you to get only $150 per month? Are you in working state of mind or you're out of your mind? You may try your luck some where else because people on this forum aren't so naive to work 12 hours to get $150 per month. It's the lamest offer ever.

[Kryss191]

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