In this discussion, members share insights and experiences about working on dating sites that pay for chatting. A member mentions hearing about someone earning $3,000 on an exclusive site, which sparked curiosity about which site it could be. However, others caution that many such sites pay very low rates, often around $1 per 100 replies, and are often considered scams. These sites typically involve operators pretending to be real people, leading users to buy credits for conversations they believe are genuine. Contracts usually prevent operators from discussing the nature of the work, and recruitment is often done through referrals.
- Common payout structure: Approximately $1 per 100 replies, with a minimum payout threshold.
- Nature of work: Operators chat with users under the guise of being real women.
- Concerns: Many operators quit early due to low pay and the deceptive nature of the work.
- Recruitment: Typically done through referrals due to the secretive and potentially dubious nature of the job.
Members express skepticism about the legitimacy of high earnings without revealing the site, emphasizing the importance of being cautious with such opportunities.