[JASPREET]

So far for me forumcoin has been friendly, they are prompt in their payments, they always reply to messages, i cannot say that i have had a bad experience while here. If i stop posting it's probably because i have no extra time to come and post thats probably the only reason.

Time is a hurdle and many times due to less time we cannot post on a website even if we wanted to post and this is happening with me

[SUPERSINGH]

If a website keep running different contests on the website then there will be no problems and everyone will post without stopping.

This does help me because I feel motivated to post and earn and now due to my PayPal issue I am still not sure what to do.

[Vehlijanta]

If a website keep running different contests on the website then there will be no problems and everyone will post without stopping.

This does help me because I feel motivated to post and earn and now due to my PayPal issue I am still not sure what to do.

I Cannot suggest anything but feel you should ask the PayPal support again or write them email.

[Netherrealmer]

Anyone who remembers Morachat, that site, I stopped working for it after it closed down.

[JASPREET]

I haven't stopped completely on Admin retail but there are posts which highlighted that admin is trying to sell the forum but there is no offical word from the admin.

[simplyfred]

I think when the forum posting site changes rules and stop paying. That's when I will stop posting in their site or I won't the site as regular as before. Maybe I will just post there because of friendship but not as many post.

[junrose123]

Sometimes lack of time is one of the reason that stops me from working on the site.

[Happyland]

The main reason I stopped writing on a site is because it ceased to exist. It went under and disappeared without warning. Many members were highly upset to say the least.

[ptrikha21]

Well, if a site or forum has become non-paying, some interest is naturally lost. Other than this, often if the site owner(s) say that they would still be regularly paying and stop paying or stop communicating, then I can quit or stop working on that site.
In some cases, too many restrictions could also make me think and reduce activity or even stop.

[sofs]

I am lose interest in any site that becomes unreasonable in its demands. Being unfair and not treating people equally is one reason I may not want to post somewhere.
When the admins come up with some silly rules and start attacking people. I have also stopped posting on non paying sites.

[yakuma]

I am lose interest in any site that becomes unreasonable in its demands. Being unfair and not treating people equally is one reason I may not want to post somewhere.
When the admins come up with some silly rules and start attacking people. I have also stopped posting on non paying sites.

I am also like that. I stop posting when the forum's rules change a lot just so they can get away with paying their members.

[Netherrealmer]

When the site becomes a ghost town, I have no choice but to leave.

[Angie10]

For me it is a number of reasons.

1. The site changes rules too often making it hard to earn.
2. Not enough to post on. The site does not have enough topics so becomes stale.
3. Boredom .. it just doesn't have the appeal it used to.
4. Criticism by admin causing hesitation when posting.
5. Disagreement with a site member (although that is usually temporary and I come back when I cool off )

Can you identify with these reasons and are there any other reasons you will stop posting? This is not aimed at any particular site, just my personal gripes.

I couldn't have said it better myself! I also quickly lose interest if the atmosphere is toxic and everybody turns a blind eye. I hate when cliques form and people become precious about the site, to the point where they think it's okay to make other members' lives a misery. That I can't stomach at all.

[cmoneyspinner]

I made a comment to a person. I though it was a genuinely constructive criticism. I guess the person had a "fan club" because everybody all over me for daring to say something harsh to a person who is so sweet and kind. I stopped writing for a while because I was waiting for all of those people to calm down. When I thought the coasts I came back! I see the person I made the comment to is still there but I never bother to comment on their posts. They don't comment on mine either. It's all good.

Neither one of us owns the site and since the site owner didn't tell us to leave then we can both stay and make money!

[mrki444]

We have local forum in Croatia but many people leave it since admin become very rude. Whenever you post some rookie question, admin attack you how you can be stupid, how that is very simple. Now that admin is removed from forum and nobody does not editiong anything.

[Angie10]

Also for me, when I stop having fun on a site, I just have to move on. Even though part of the reason I join online sites is to make money, I have to have fun while doing it.

[ceci]

For me it is a number of reasons.

1. The site changes rules too often making it hard to earn.
2. Not enough to post on. The site does not have enough topics so becomes stale.
3. Boredom .. it just doesn't have the appeal it used to.
4. Criticism by admin causing hesitation when posting.
5. Disagreement with a site member (although that is usually temporary and I come back when I cool off )

Can you identify with these reasons and are there any other reasons you will stop posting? This is not aimed at any particular site, just my personal gripes.

Stop payment or payment not in time is the main reason, but when I am not feel comfortable with the rules keep changing or criticism by any member or admin could be some negative factors too.
Or, not worth to work with long hours job might cause me leave a site too since time is so precious.

[kanchan18]

1. less earning opportunities
2. lack of participation from users
3. unstable admin.

[yakuma]

Another reason why I would stop working for a site is it becoming unstable, Like when you are unsure if they would still be able to pay you.