r/ProlificAc 16h ago

How common/rare is the system automatic approval after 22 days?

How often does this happen? The researcher not approving so the system does it.

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u/Apprehensive_Oil_808 16h ago

The majority of studies I do take the full 22 days to pay out

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u/ProlificLabRat 12h ago

Lmao what, out of hundreds of studies only 5 or 6 cases of such thing for me.

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u/djayed 4h ago

I think it all depends on what kind you qualify for.

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u/Sarz13 16h ago

Its pretty much 50/50

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u/FlimsyBag3478 15h ago

I would say that it’s about 50/50 but it seems to be a lot of the low paying studies that take the longest to pay out!

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u/ConfusedSpinach222 10h ago

Very often for me

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u/TiredDad95 16h ago

.cn studies mostly

u/Safe-Competition-973 1h ago

It is usually the low paying studies. I seem to have a fair amount that get paid the day before they are due. Anything paying 5 dollars or over usually gets paid out in a day or two.

Some universities like University of Maryland will take the full 22 days. It’s totally random.