MyLikes Banned Me Twice

MyLikes is, for some, one of the best websites to make money from. The task is, you simply have to share contents to Twitter or Facebook and when people click on your link, you earn. This system is mostly beneficial for those who have lots of fans on Facebook, or followers on Twitter. Fun, right?

On forums, you can see people bragging about their earnings with Mylikes. On the outside, it seems really easy to make money with it.

That’s when I decided I should make use of my Twitter for this. I started scheduling 5 Mylikes posts for my Twitter. By the way, their articles are viral-worthy and I, too, click on others’ Mylikes posts when I come across them on Twitter. (Yes, there are a lot of them. You might even have clicked on one without realizing it.)

To tell you the truth, I have been on Mylikes for more than 2 years this year, but I gave up immediately because my earnings are really slow, slower than a snail. However, because I was able to grow my Twitter to thousands of followers, I decided it’s time to get back on the game. On March, I have finally accumulated $4 on my account. Soon, when I opened Mylikes again, I was welcomed with this message that I am banned from the system, and there’s no way I’m getting back in. Funny, I thought.

By this time, I already have two Twitter accounts, so a month later, I made another Mylikes using my extra Twitter account. Just a few hours after that, I am reading the same message again!

I was so mad!

Here are the possible reasons why I got banned:

My earnings increased in a short while. Mylikes probably thought I deserve to earn just a cent a day and never increase my earnings.
I shared contents to my Facebook, and to groups. There’s a rule on the site which I believe means that we cannot share our links to groups. What I’m actually doing is, I share the links to my Facebook, and then share that to groups. No matter how indirect that is, I guess Mylikes doesn’t like that.

Anyway, I think I am done with Mylikes. I could create another account, but I believe it’s worth joining the site when you have at least tens of thousands of active followers on Twitter, and I don’t think I would be able to set up another Twitter with many followers in just a few months.

Any experience with Mylikes? Good or bad, your thoughts are welcome.

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Terinah Doba is a passionate blogger who loves to share the things she learn from the daily challenges of life.