[Dad]

Is it enough to live off of?

Bobbi? Shari?

[emoney]

You couldn't pay me enough to babysit these clowns.

[Grandmaster B]

enough to buy a hamburger nightly from the local fast food joint...

[EaglesPhan36]

I'd take MOD over my job any day and for 75% of the pay which I am guessing might still be higher than it actually pays.

[spankie]

Bobby has said in chat before that he gets 15 lostaches a week for his moderator services.

[Dirty Sanchez]

Bobby has said in chat before that he gets 15 lostaches a week for his moderator services.

Imagine the number of chicks bobby pulls down with those....they sell like hotcakes in the store

[Fishhead]

500-5000 per month.........depends on responsibilities.



Mods are not all paid the same.

[obamaismyuncle]

500-5000 per month.........depends on responsibilities.



Mods are not all paid the same.

Average Forum Moderator Salaries

The average salary for forum moderator jobs is $4,000. Average forum moderator salaries can vary greatly due to company, location, industry, experience and benefits.
This salary was calculated using the average salary for all jobs with the term "forum moderator" anywhere in the job listing.

[BigDaddy]

3000 betpoints a month

[saints7011]

bobby owns HSN...

shari owns an australian basketball team...

probly doin it for volunteer services...

looks good for there image...

[Smoke]

1000 betpoints per month + 1 free hooker per week

[saints7011]

oh and 9ball invented the pizza...

he has personal reason to be a mod...

[playersonly69]

If they get paid less than $3000 a month, then I dont think that it would be worth it to even do the job. I mean you can hardly raise a family on less than $3000 a month

[griz]

pathetic way to make a living.

[The Prick]

all bullshit aside they start at like 200 colones per post an after trainin or brainwashin they get bumped to 5000 colones a week. them old pros like biggaydan got like 20,000 colones a week

[stealthyburrito]

all bullshit aside they start at like 200 colones per post an after trainin or brainwashin they get bumped to 5000 colones a week. them old pros like biggaydan got like 20,000 colones a week

[Wiggums5]

If they get paid less than $3000 a month, then I dont think that it would be worth it to even do the job. I mean you can hardly raise a family on less than $3000 a month

i doubt this is suppose to be a full time job, but what do i know

[BRAVES1985]

i thought they get paid in points

[VegasInsider]

Idk...I'd say prob $200/wk for a 40 hour work week

[King Mayan]

all bullshit aside they start at like 200 colones per post an after trainin or brainwashin they get bumped to 5000 colones a week. them old pros like biggaydan got like 20,000 colones a week

Costa rica has colones??

[BRAVES1985]

how many university degrees does it take to become a mod

how does one become a mod

[Slim]

You don't even have to graduate high school to be a mod.

[sickler]

I would do it solely for the power.

Keep your points and cash...

[ACoochy]

IF shari has an MBA then u can be guaranteed she wouldnt be taking too significant a paycut to be mod here, hence me thinks they actually make decent coin

[Ryangene]

They just do it for community service. Who knows if they are even online they might have 'bots' set up to do their job.

[daimoshokage]

2000 betpoints per month..

[tony_come]

supporting gambling habits

[3PtShooter]

whats a mod ?

[Dad]

How much work does a mod actually have to do? I've always wondered this.

[blackbeSSt]

How much work does a mod actually have to do? I've always wondered this.

push the magic buttons to delete/move threads, and hand out asinine infractions

[aceking]

free pizzas everyday .

[shari91]

How much work does a mod actually have to do? I've always wondered this.

I actually had a chat about this with Cougar Bait last week. The answer: This job is much more involved than I'd ever imagined. It's not just handing out infractions and moving threads as it somewhat appears at times. That's maybe 5% of my role if that. And I'm obviously not saying it's the same as digging ditches or whatever, but there are definitely days where I'm just as mentally drained, if not more so, than I ever was when I was working FT at my other job. I've gained so much respect for the people who have done this for a significant length of time and done it well.

[shari91]

push the magic buttons to delete/move threads, and hand out asinine infractions

see??

[blackbeSSt]

see??

**sidenote** shari was in no way the target of my last post!

[shari91]

**sidenote** shari was in no way the target of my last post!

Haha, it's all good. That's somewhat what I'd assumed as well before I actually found out more about the role before I started. And then as time progresses, duties change, you become more equipped to handle certain things, you develop your knowledge in other areas of the business so you take on more responsibilities as a result, etc... But I totally see why people think that. And that's cool.