Highfivetasks Anmeldelser 

I have been working with high five going on a month now. I have had an excellent experience with them. I'm in contact with customer service every single day if there's a problem and get immediate responses and if applicable, they change anything that was paid wrong or flagged.

I am paid promptly on Monday or Tuesday depending on my bank. You do have to have a threshold of $100 in your account to cash out but if you don't, it carries over to the next week I've had that happen once or twice. The next week the amount was met, and everything is fine timely payments.

This is a legitimate company to work with, and I highly recommended to anybody who wants to make some money.

Clean your house anyway, so why not get paid for it?

Just get a head strap. You can get it through them or you can go somewhere else and get it. I didn't purchase mine through them. I went to eBay and got it for like seven bucks.

Christine Z

I signed up with this high five tasks company to be submitting my videos without knowing that its services were only available to people in the United States. The company registered me, invited me to attend an induction, and subsequently sent me a link to make a payment to work with them. I paid $15 and was scheduled to attend the main induction because I already had a head-mounted device.

The induction was led by a woman named Lady Ann Asparat, who was also providing registration links to people interested in the job. However, when I attempted to access the link provided to me, I was denied access. I reported the issue to Ann, who collected my details and informed me that I was eligible for a refund because the opportunity was only available to Americans.

Since then, I have received no further communication from the company, and my emails have gone unanswered. This lack of communication has made me question the company's intentions, particularly because I paid $15 based on the understanding that I would be able to proceed with the opportunity.

In an attempt to get answers, I joined another induction using different details, as I had been unable to get a response through the usual channels. I was dismissed from the induction and given Ashley's email address and contact number. Unfortunately, despite my efforts to make contact, I have still not received a response.

The company's failure to communicate, address my concerns, or process my promised refund has left me feeling misled and suspicious of its legitimacy. I am now seriously concerned that this may be a scam, especially given the difficulty I have experienced in contacting anyone and resolving this matter.

I believe the company should provide a clear explanation, respond to my outstanding enquiries, and refund the $15 I paid. I would also advise others to exercise caution before making any payments to this company until its legitimacy and practices can be independently verified.

This is literally the only company I’ve ever come across that asks people to pay a platform fee just to get onboarded for a job. And what exactly is the job? Recording egocentric data using your own phone and a head strap.

I’ve been doing egocentric recording for a long time through the Minute Data app, and not once have they ever asked me to pay a fee. In fact, they’re the ones who paid me for the recordings.

And now you’re telling me I have to PAY a platform fee just to do basically the same kind of work? Are you serious?

You’re using Minute Data too, so what exactly is this “platform fee” supposed to be for?

This is honestly ridiculous. A legitimate company pays its workers—it doesn’t charge them just to access a job.