Anyone make serious money with Amazon Mechnical Turk?

If you want to work for someone, rewarded exactly for your labour .... get a job.

Also, Fiverr is so overcrowded. You'd should post same offers on Seoclerks and Fourerr (very small network but still get some extra purchases).

I've never done it. I heard of someone that made $5 an hour or so, but it's a grind. Fiverr would offer a better return on time if you don't need much..

Interesting, MT, is a platform that has been around for a long time, for the most part it has not caught on as well as you might think it should have.

Amazon, sadly is at fault, (as you might expect if you have ever looked hard at how the AWS platform works) you know that it is often convoluted, not well documented, confusing, frustrating, difficult, ect. . . )

I have often thought that creating tasks that could be easily understood and made "Red Button" simple for both the seller and the buyer, would be a nice system of comprehensive and affordable micro labor.

However, the geeks over at Amazon, prefer to document their products in a such a way that you would need to use a slide rule to readily understand what they expect from buyers, this is not just at Amazon though they seem to have cornered the market when it comes to geekdom.

At the present time, Amazon is just not user friendly, you can do a google search and find out some interesting facts, (complaints)

When ever you look at a broken system or product for that matter, there is an opportunity.

What you do with that opportunity is something that might make a big difference.