Honestly, I can't exactly remember at what age I became interested in making money online. It seems it happened when I was around 11-12 years old, after I bought my first computer. Unlike other kids who were into gaming, I immediately started looking for ways to earn at least a little money. Like many beginners, I started with simple tasks: "Like this — 0.30 kopecks," "Join a group — 1 ruble." It's funny, but even back then I was able to earn for my small desires, and it seemed much more interesting than computer games. Everyone has their own way of having fun. I was constantly searching for new platforms, but they all paid very little. Eventually, most of those viral marketing exchanges and task sites have closed down. After a few years of taking a break, I decided to return to making money online and started looking for something more serious. In 2019, I stumbled upon Advego. I carefully studied every page and really noticed that the pay here is significantly higher than on other similar platforms (including English-speaking ones), just as people said on the forums. It was logical to assume that the requirements for performers here are stricter. Gradually, I started getting into the work, taking on various tasks: texts, surveys, reviews, improving behavioral factors, and so on. I even bought about 80 SIM cards to register accounts on social media. There is always plenty of work, which indicates that clients are satisfied and continue to use this service. At first, I received the status of "Specialist." I couldn't improve it for a long time, but not because I was working poorly, rather because I needed to carefully read the rules — that’s where all the nuances of obtaining the "Expert" status were described. Over time, I realized that it's better to familiarize myself with the rules before starting work, so as not to bother technical support. I had many misunderstandings simply because I didn't bother to read the rules, and I even thought that the administrators were more on the side of the clients than the performers. But over time, it became clear that there is no bias. If a work rejection is not justified, then by providing evidence, you can get your money back without any issues. I really like this exchange. There are always plenty of orders, and the pay is fair. Working at night is even more convenient for me than during the day. There is a forum for communicating with other people on various topics. Cases with inadequate participants are rare, and they are quickly removed. It's great when a hobby brings in income. Regular performers share a common passion — the sound of fingers on the keyboard. Although I myself have not been a client, I can assume that all conditions are created for them here. Advego really pays attention to the quality of the work done. Administrators even check previously completed tasks of performers after a few days or weeks and can refund the client if the work was done poorly or removed from the resource. Over time, I realized that it's really possible to achieve a stable income here. At the moment, I have the status of "Expert," and I easily maintain it. I complete more than 2000 tasks every 90 days, and this is while also trading in financial markets and not dedicating 24 hours a day to Advego.
