John D.

I can't speak for Americans or Canadians, but if you work for Telus International as a freelancer, chances are you are not even going to earn ten dollars a week, that is if you work for hours and hours every day. They might let you earn fifteen or twenty dollars in a few hours the first day, but they will quickly ban you from anything that doesn't pay literally the tenth or third part of one American cent, four cents at most, after hours of working for free to see if you qualify for those, and then get quickly banned from those too, no matter how well you are working. Their goal is to push you to work for the cheap tasks, if you are stupid enough to fall for it. They don't use PayPal and they deposit weekly, your bank will charge you twenty dollars or more to receive the money, I highly doubt most people manage to even earn that amount weekly. I realized that they were exploiting their workers and trying to exploit new people. I left after about ten hours of working for them without a single dollar, because I wasn't about to do tasks that lasted for three minutes or more for less than a cent or four cents at most each just so I could earn anything at all after the bank fees. I logged out and let them keep my money, worth it, if it meant not being exploited another second by them. The only reason companies do this is that there's always someone putting up with it. Most business would disappear without their workers. Most companies would make you work for free if they could get away with it, all while they keep earning more and more money they don't even need anymore, and the ones doing the labor actually working in order to eat and survive. Respect yourself, because they won't.