Difference between Earning and Getting Paid

I usually watched so many videos on YouTube as this site is real earning site, you'll earn a lot of money from here. They show their earning in their accounts. New comers then convinced with them and they subscribed them and start following them and like and share their videos, so these people hit their goals and get what the target. But mostly reality remain different because the amount shown on site as let's suppose $10 but when we try to cash out then we get informed that minimum thershold for cash out is $100. And we never reach there as mostly when we reach near $90 they close our account. But they get what they wanted with us.

So be careful and share your experience.

As a newbie to making money online, always take whatever advice bloggers and vloggers offer to you with a pinch of salt. After several years, I've discovered that the way they really make their money is through the blog and vlogs they own, not what they preach.

This is especially true for any offer that seems too good to be true, and any offer with a high payment threshold. It will also take you some time to get the hang of things.

As a newbie to making money online, always take whatever advice bloggers and vloggers offer to you with a pinch of salt. After several years, I've discovered that the way they really make their money is through the blog and vlogs they own, not what they preach.

This is especially true for any offer that seems too good to be true, and any offer with a high payment threshold. It will also take you some time to get the hang of things.

It is because such users are on the just amount of interest looking to promote their    content on the YouTube  and they do not care about their audience they are mostly there always making sure that their content has more views and for it if they have to manipulate and provide bad content to the people as well they go for it to actually indeed in my opinion which is definitely not a good thing if you  believe in working with and honest approach  on your YouTube channel indeed    .    

Many online platforms falsely advertise themselves as lucrative earning sites on YouTube. They showcase impressive earnings, enticing new, members to subscribe, like, and share content. However, the reality often differs, with misleading payout thresholds and account closures before users can reach the advertised amounts. This deceptive strategy allows platform owners to exploit users for engament wityhout fulfilling promised earnings. It highlights the importance of skepticism and research before trusting such claims, as many fall victim to these schemes, realizing the disparity between showcased earnings and actual conditions.