[oldbuddy]

I also use http://www.iboanswers.com/ for general questions and answers.

I understand that you have this specific forum for your technical and business related queries which seem to be a good one at first glance but what I had in my mind when people tend to ask everything in forums which is otherwise available in the FAQ section of that particular site.

If you are suggesting everyone should read and study the FAQ before asking in the forum, I agree with you 100%, but they don't earn as many pennies that way.

[tpicks]

If I think is a question that can be handled by the forum I would ask about it there. But if I am in search for more detailed explanation about a subject or topic I would use search engines.

[suny]

That is the right way, FAQ section generally gives enough information on almost everything that one should know but in some cases people want to exchange ideas about their personal experiences. That is fine but when questions like "How many words should I write?" or "How many posts are allowed?" "What sharing sites are allowed" or "will it be okay if I share my article?" .... Okay decide for yourself...

[thisnthat]

I only take notice of people who do know what they are on about though. There are many people who think they do and hat can be equally as dangerous. With so many fake reviews, it's always good to have a second, third, and fourth opinion.

This is true as well. I meant trusted people that I have seen on other sites and such that share a similar mindset.

Even after all those opinions, some things that work well for others may not be for me. It's still good info though. It saves me from wasting my time.

--- 08 Nov 2016, 14:12 ---

That is the right way, FAQ section generally gives enough information on almost everything that one should know but in some cases people want to exchange ideas about their personal experiences. That is fine but when questions like "How many words should I write?" or "How many posts are allowed?" "What sharing sites are allowed" or "will it be okay if I share my article?" .... Okay decide for yourself...

I ask basic questions sometimes. If someone just posts the name of the site and zero or very few details, I ask for the details. I don't have time to look up every site for them. I think they should offer at least the basics, and then ask the rest of us for more info.

[theMARKER]

I rely on Google 99% of the time. It's all in there i believe. I seldom post a question in a forum just to get an answer, it takes time that way.

[Angie10]

I too do a bit of both. If I stumble across a site I really like the look of, I always Google the reviews. BUT I never rely solely on those reviews, because as we all know, they are not always accurate. So if it's a site I really, really like, I prefer to come to a place like ForumCoin (where I know I can trust the opinions of my online friends) and throw the question to the floor, to sound them out.

Me too. I like to look up a site and read as much as I can about it. Reviews can be useful, and I like certain sites for their detailed write ups. I still give more weight to the opinions of people that I know. I like to hear about their experiences.

I only take notice of people who do know what they are on about though. There are many people who think they do and hat can be equally as dangerous. With so many fake reviews, it's always good to have a second, third, and fourth opinion.

Oh God, yes! I too don't just go off what everyone says. I have certain people whose opinion I value, so I always watch and listen to what they say. I would never just leave it at the reading reviews stage. These days you can't be too cautious.

[suny]

I only take notice of people who do know what they are on about though. There are many people who think they do and hat can be equally as dangerous. With so many fake reviews, it's always good to have a second, third, and fourth opinion.[/quote]

Oh God, yes! I too don't just go off what everyone says. I have certain people whose opinion I value, so I always watch and listen to what they say. I would never just leave it at the reading reviews stage. These days you can't be too cautious.[/quote]

I am not saying there is anything wrong if you wish to clear your doubts about anything that is bothering you but my question is whether you ask even when something is written clearly in the FAQ section? I have seen questions like- when do they pay? The FAQ section says they pay within first week of every month. Q2- What is their rate? The FAQ section says we pay @1 cent per 10 views.

[Tdc06]

only money and earning related things asked on the forcumcoin, other things search on google.

[Jantyj]

I always Google any new money making site I hear of. I read the reviews about it before I make my mind up whether to join or not. And I would read the Faq's if I have had a queer before I asked a question about it in a post.

[germainebull]

I prefer to read FAQ rather than asking those simple things in forums.

Please take note that not everything you consider 'simple' is 'simple' to anyone. This fact leaves forum users with unfettered freedom to pose questions on whatever aspects of particular forums.

[Husainkoliraskr]

Why not.. here we can get more ideas about our query.. we can ask to our friends also.. i do other than fc..

[suny]

Why not.. here we can get more ideas about our query.. we can ask to our friends also.. i do other than fc..

I don't mind rather I appreciate if you ask lots of questions to know things better but do you ask general questions which are provided in help and FAQ sections especially in paid forums?

[ceci]

I prefer to google first for everything, if still not able to get a satisfied answers, only ask in the forums and social medias like Facebook.

[germainebull]

I hold that it is better to have the widest range of ideas/comments/opinions about any subject. I would not thus mind posing specific questions to my colleagues on forums. This would not however prevent me from doing independent investigations online.

[ceci]

I hold that it is better to have the widest range of ideas/comments/opinions about any subject. I would not thus mind posing specific questions to my colleagues on forums. This would not however prevent me from doing independent investigations online.

Yes, you are the active users here, thanks for providing us so much information all these while, @germainebull.

[germainebull]

Yes, you are the active users here, thanks for providing us so much information all these while, @germainebull.

You are welcome, ceci.

I believe all of us here have a duty to disseminate any useful information we may have to our colleagues. This attribute sets forumcoin apart from other similar sites.

[suny]

Yes, you are the active users here, thanks for providing us so much information all these while, @germainebull.

You are welcome, ceci.

I believe all of us here have a duty to disseminate any useful information we may have to our colleagues. This attribute sets forumcoin apart from other similar sites.

I agree with you and your efforts about helping others but I had a different point in my mind when I started this thread.

[haripriyavkl]

First and for most I will google and try to know more about it. Suppose if I were in a situation like whether I have to sign up or not, in that case, I definitely ask suggestions from our FC members.