Hello everyone! I've been itching to make some extra cash online, especially when I've got some free time on my hands. Who wouldn't, right?

How I found out about this platform? I stumbled upon it on Irrecomend while reading reviews. I was intrigued, so I decided to give it a shot and see if I could make some real money.

Today, I want to share my experience with you about this platform.

What's the deal with online earning? Qcomments is all about making money online by writing comments about various things – it's pretty cool, if you ask me.

Here's what the platform says about itself:

First things first, you need to sign up. Once you've created your account, it's a good idea to take the exam. I mean, it's not mandatory, but it opens up more opportunities for you.

The exam. You don't necessarily have to take it, but if you don't, you'll mostly be limited to tasks like liking a post, commenting on a video, liking a post on GetReview, and so on. These tasks will earn you pennies, but you won't get any writing tasks – not exactly the most exciting stuff.

The exam is basically a small grammar test to see how well you know Russian. I thought it was pretty easy, and I managed to pass it on my first try. The final task in the exam is to write a short, unique, and grammatically correct text on a given topic with a certain number of words. The exam check might take a week or so.

If you pass the exam, you'll get an email from the support team. Now you can start writing simple comments – and that's when the real fun begins!

I gotta say, writing comments for Qcomments was a total pain in the butt. You've got to write these comments under super specific conditions - like a certain percentage of uniqueness, a certain number of characters, and no spelling mistakes. And often, you've got to write about stuff you've never even used before - websites you've never ordered from, doctors you've never seen, that kind of thing. It's basically like trying to spin a web of lies, but you've got to make it sound believable.

I ended up writing around 8 comments on websites I'd never ordered from, and let me tell you, it was a total drag. I got bored and gave up pretty quickly.

So, how long does it take for Qcomments to check your work? It can take several days, which is pretty slow in my opinion. Only after that will you get paid or get sent back to revise your work. When you revise, they'll tell you what you did wrong and what you can fix.

You can see the results of your work in the stats section.

Yellow means tasks that need revising. Green means tasks that are currently being checked. Black means tasks you've already completed and got paid for. Red means tasks you haven't finished yet.

Qcomments also has a ranking system. You can see how many points you need to get on certain tasks to move up the ranks. The more points you get, the higher your rank, and the more you get paid.

For example, if you fail a task, you'll get a zero rank and get paid peanuts.

The highest rank is 5. If you make it to that rank, you'll get access to tasks that pay $1 per comment.

Unfortunately, I only managed to get up to 1 rank.

Filters. I'm really stoked about the ability to sort my orders by price, date, and task type. It's a total game-changer and makes my life so much easier.

If I take on a task but then change my mind, I can easily cancel it. And then this little window pops up, reminding me that I can still get out of it if I need to.

Pros.✅

1. I actually get paid for this. If you level up, you can earn a decent side income, which is amazing.

2. Super easy interface. The interface is really intuitive and easy to use, especially when working from a computer. I've worked from my phone too, but it's way slower and more frustrating.

Cons❌

1. So tedious. While you're waiting for your exam to be reviewed, you can earn money from likes, subscriptions, and stuff. But the actual process is ridiculously time-consuming and tedious. Let me give you an example: signing up for a Telegram channel. Here's how it goes:

you choose the task and hit start;you see the time limit you have to complete the task: say, 25 minutes;you navigate to the website;you sign up;you enter the link to the Telegram channel you joined;you enter the link to the account you used to join;you submitAnother example: writing comments

It's like, in almost every task, you have to click on links and then enter three more links in the task field. It's ridiculously time-consuming, even for simple tasks that can take up to several minutes. I mean, I get it, it's not the end of the world, but it would be awesome if they could streamline the process a bit.

2. The withdrawal process was a bit of a hassle at first, but I've got it figured out now. According to the site's rules, you can only withdraw money once you've reached the minimum payout threshold. You can withdraw to a Visa, Yumi, or Tether trc20 card, but unfortunately, Visa withdrawals are only available in Russia - and I'm based in Belarus, so that's a bummer.

For me, electronic wallets aren't an option since I'm stuck with Qiwi, and it's not on the list of available wallets. Creating a Yumi account or another one just isn't worth it for me, considering I only earned 760 Russian rubles. 299 of those would go towards upgrading my wallet status, which just isn't worth it.

I'm not a fan of making money by deceiving people, but I'm not here to judge. Some folks might find it totally unacceptable, while I'm just neutral on the issue. What does bother me, though, is when people write fake reviews about doctors, medications, or pet products just for the cash. Someone might read those reviews and end up with a bad specialist or a low-quality product for their pet.

The Verdict. I gotta say, I didn't enjoy my experience with Qcomments. Unfortunately, I didn't manage to earn anything here. My rating is -1 for the following reasons: it takes ages to level up, tasks are super boring and tedious, making money by deceiving people, and no Qiwi wallet option. The one good thing is that the interface is super user-friendly, and you can earn something, albeit small. I'd give it 2 stars and wouldn't recommend it. Thanks for reading, and see you later ❤️

Instead of Qcomments, I'd recommend checking out Toloka. They actually offer a chance to earn some real money.

On the other hand, Advego is a total no-go for me

Editor's Summary

I gotta say, I was really excited to try out Qcomments, a platform that pays you to write comments about various things. But, after diving in, I've got some mixed feelings about it. The design is pretty user-friendly, which is a plus, but the tasks are super boring and repetitive. I started to lose trust in online reviews because of the fake comments, and the whole thing feels super sales-y and annoying.

Featured FAQ

Is Qcomments a scam?Not necessarily, but it's definitely not the most legitimate way to make money online.

How much can I earn on Qcomments?The pay is decent, but it's not the highest I've seen.

What kind of tasks do I have to do on Qcomments?You'll be writing comments about various products and services.

Is Qcomments easy to use?Yeah, the design is pretty user-friendly, making it easy to navigate even for a newbie like me.

Can I work at my own pace on Qcomments?Yeah, you can work at your own pace, which is great if you've got a busy schedule.

Is Qcomments worth the effort?Honestly, I don't think so, but it's up to you to decide.