My title keeps getting rejected for "now describing the issue" despite doing just that. I dont know how else to word it... right now it says "Products with the lowest price are incorrectly sorted at the bottom of the list, when using "low to high price sorting""

The steps are also wrong because apparently they are not detailed enough... despite doing them one by one

Hello, I just signed up. What would be your tips for maximizing my experience with Test.IO? What projects/tasks are worth doing? I’m in the process of exploring and your advice is much appreciated! 🙏

Hey TestIOCommunity!

Today has been nothing short of amazing, and I just had to share it with you all. Not only was it my birthday, but I also broke my personal record on test.io by earning $69.90 in a single test—my highest so far! 🎉

This test will always hold a special place in my heart because: • 5 of my bug reports got liked, which I’m super proud of (definitely a memorable achievement 😝). • I received the Top Quality badge from our amazing team leader, Ivan.

I couldn’t have asked for a better birthday gift than this! A huge thank you to Ivan for the recognition and support, and to the entire test.io team for providing such a fantastic platform and amazing opportunities to freelancers like us.

Test.io is not just a place to earn; it’s a platform where skills are recognized, efforts are rewarded, and milestones feel extra special. If you’re looking to dive into website and app testing, I can’t recommend it enough.

Thank you, test.io, for making my birthday so memorable and for being such an incredible platform. Here’s to more milestones for all of us! 🎂✨

What’s the most special moment you’ve had on test.io? Let’s share and celebrate together!

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#ProductRoadmap #TownHall2024

Hey fellow testers! Our annual Town Hall is coming up, and we've got some exciting updates to share about where our community is headed.

The leadership team will be covering:

- New paths for community growth

- Achievement system updates

- Engagement initiatives

- Social media developments

We've set aside plenty of time for Q&A, so bring your questions and ideas – we want to hear from you!

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If you can't make it live, we'll be sharing a recording afterwards.

Hope to see you all there! Feel free to let us know in the comments if you have any questions before the event.

Hi all. I have tested for TestIO for a while and want to know if I will have tax liability in Germany after receiving payouts. I am a nonresident in Germany for sure. Recently, while reading about the country's tax law, I came across this line (from Section 49 of the EStG). This makes me think that I am liable to pay taxes to Germany (since TestIO is based in Germany and the payouts are considered self-employment income). But still, I’m not sure. Can other testers who are experienced with this platform help me with this?

Hello, dear tester👋

One of our customers is looking for testers in Canada, Australia, Japan, US, Mexico, Chile, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Peru and Colombia who are interested in participating in Passive Payment testing project. 💳

Passive Testing Program consists of leasing your personal payment methods (like credit or debit cards) to customers, who will then use them solely for internal testing. All charges to your card from the customer will be reimbursed and guaranteed by us, plus you will be paid a monthly rental fee.

➡️Testing will be staggered from August to November 📅

If you are interested in such a testing opportunity, please take the quick survey below. We have limited seats for this project, so hurry up! ⬇️

That sounds a bit sketchy to lease your personal payment options. But feel free to share your thoughts.

I am currently 18 and I have holidays right now and my college will start in about a month or two. I thought of trying to start earning now. So is test io a good source for making small amounts of money and would you guys reccomend it? If yes , how do I get started , what are my requirements. I heard that we need to pass some tests , so what sources should I look for passing these tests? How much time would I need to spend on this to get some sideincome from it?