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  • seregine - Mar 27 2007 | turk, web 2.0, startup

    Quoted: Mitch Fernandez, 38, a disabled former United States Army linguist, said by e-mail that he became a Turk Worker for various reasons: “At first, I was just curious about the idea of crowdsourcing.” But he said he soon found that by working about two hours a day, he could often earn more than $100 a week. In the last nine months he made around $4,000, which he used to buy a high-definition television, a DVD player and a new subwoofer — all from Amazon.com.

    • laurel - Mar 27 2007

      7$/hr is better than minimum wage in most of the country I guess. Hopefully he doesn't lose his disability benefits...

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