How do people get over 100 Mahalo dollars a week? Do they answer a friend's question to get the best answer? Lastly, is this allowed?

Let's just say it takes hard work! I don't think anyone earns this amount easily. They either have to answer a lot of little questions and get the best answer, or a few really big ones (which are seldom).

Let's say you answered only 25 cent questions. In order to earn M$100 you would have to answer 400 questions and have the best answer for all of them. If you answered only M$1 you would have to answer 100 of them and have the best answer for all of them.

Earning M$100 in one week is no cake walk. You might as well call Mahalo Answers a full time job if you are rolling in that much a week. It's not that easy, or as easy as you may think, but it can be done!

You might just want to put all of your effort into answering the higher valued questions. By doing this, you can spend less time on the lower valued questions and get more for your answers. If you've got good research skills, patience, and persistence, you too could be earning M$100 a week.

You are not allowed to answer a friend's question to game the system. Do not even try it, as Mahalo knows what's going on, and they will catch you if you're gaming the system. Good luck!

@matthewh.

Answering a friends question wouldn't be much help to you anyway. Basically you'd be charged $.25 for transferring $1 of your friends money to your bank account. Might as well just tell your friend to take out $100, throw $25 of it in the sewer and hand you the other $75. Mahalo does follow user activity pretty stringently.

In fact, one of our own freelance workers was found to be voting for her own answers, using separate accounts as their aliases. That was ended promptly. If this is done, you will be discovered and banned.

Making $100 a week is admittedly, very tough. Most of the questions are for tiny amounts. You'll maybe see around 5 $5 questions a week if you're lucky.

The majority of questions are typically between $.25 and $2. And who knows what Mahalo 2.0 holds as far as expanded payment opportunities! ;-) Good luck and hope to see your continued participation!

Answering questions is hard work but if you have good research skills you can do it reasonably quickly. For a while Mahalo was experimenting with various tip levels. There was a week where tips were $2, then $1 but at 0.

25 making $100 is one week is pretty hard. Answering high value questions certainly helps but they are pretty rare. High value questions also tend to attract more and better quality answers which makes it harder.

Answering a friends question to game the system is certainly not allowed. The system isn't so big that type of activity would be very obvious.

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