The only potential obstacle is that the only payment option is by Paypal. Humanatic is based in the US but doesn't seem to specify one way or the other whether you have to be a US citizen to work for them.

There's no glaring evidence at this point that you won't get your money, and they've been operating for a few years now. There's a handful of complaints about accounts being locked out just prior to reaching the payment threshold on various blogs and forums, but that's pretty standard for any work-at-home site. They've been in business since 1988, presumably with a non-crowdsourced business model until recently. Humanatic is owned and operated by Century Interactive. You're free to do as many or few calls as you care to.

Payment is fairly low - it's determined by length of call and ranges from about 1 to 5 cents per call reviewed. The calls are pre-recorded and you simply listen to an audio file and answer questions about them online there's no telephone interaction on your part. For example, one of the most common is to review the call to see if the customer was eventually connected to the department or person that they requested. On Humanatic, you review calls to customer service departments - mostly a car dealership from what I've seen so far - and evaluate them for a variety of things. Read more + How can you tell if an Android app is safe?Humanatic

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