UNU: Micro-tasks in Telegram

A like, a subscription, a comment: people promise to pay for such small things. UNU is a micro-task exchange, and its official bot lets you do tasks without leaving Telegram. It sounds simple, so let's look at how much real value is in it. 💼

The main point first: this is a side job for pennies, not a profession. With the right expectations the service is workable.

How a micro-task exchange works

One side posts small assignments: join a group, like a post, repost, leave a comment. The other side does them and receives a small payment.

The bot lets you perform such tasks right in the messenger. The service has been around since 2020, so it is not a newcomer.

• For the performer: take a task, do it, submit a report.
• For the customer: post an assignment and pay for the result.
• Checking: the customer can accept the work or reject it.

How much it pays

Simple tasks like a like or a subscription are priced at a few rubles. More complex ones, such as registering on a third-party site, pay noticeably more.

The platform itself says active users earn tens of thousands of rubles a month, but that cannot be verified. Older reviews estimated average income at a few rubles per hour, so expect modest numbers. 🪙

Withdrawing money

According to recent reviews, you can withdraw to a bank card, through the fast payment system and in cryptocurrency. Minimum amounts differ by method and change over time, and the current values are shown in your account.

Make the first withdrawal small: you will immediately see how payouts work. According to reviews, many users receive their money without trouble.

What reviews say

Opinions are mixed. Some praise the variety of tasks and timely payouts. Others complain about account blocks and rejected tasks that paid nothing.

Ratings on aggregator sites are lowish, around three out of five, but the samples are small. Read such scores as a hint, not a verdict. ⚖️

How to save time and nerves

1. Read the whole task. One missed item leads to rejection.
2. Take screenshots. They help if a customer disputes your report.
3. Never pay for access. Any request for money in exchange for "better tasks" is a warning sign.
4. Do not expect stable income. The number of tasks changes and checking rules can be strict.

Task safety

Some tasks ask you to register on other sites and enter data. Do not provide a passport, card details or passwords from your main accounts. Create a separate email for such sign-ups. 🔐

Refuse assignments that look suspicious: fake reviews posed as honest ones, logins with someone else's code, installing unknown programs.

Who it is for

Students, school-age users and anyone who wants to make a little in spare minutes without expecting miracles. For a main income, look elsewhere.

The bot's audience is sizable: catalogs show about 25 thousand users, with almost as many opening it monthly. 👥