21 September to 10 December 2020 –


In this period, I have been mostly engaged in the below activities –
  • Online works
  • My True Master works
Now I am gonna briefly discuss the works that I have done –

Online Works –

Since April 2020, I have been doing some online works for money. I am writing a brief honest review of the major works that I have done  –
  • Swagbucks > – Swagbucks is an online portal where You can earn money by “answering Surveys”, “engaging in deals”, “browsing the web” and there are few more ways by which You can earn money via Swagbucks. My experience with swagbucks was pretty good. I trusted swagbucks so much that I recommended and referred a few of my friends to use swagbucks. I was able to earn almost $ 35 via swagbucks by answering surveys and engaging in deals. I successfully received two payments of $ 10 each from swagbucks and then I placed my third withdrawal request of $ 10 but I did not recieve the money. So, I checked my swagbucks account and I was unable to login to my account. I contacted the support team and they conveyed that My account been disabled for so and so reason. I clarified myself but they gave some irrelevant bullshit and then they became unresponsive to my emails. They didn’t even pay me the remaining $15 that I had earned by putting in my time and effort. The same happened with my friend whom I recommended to use swagbucks. He was able to earn almost $ 15 and he requested for payment and then he was facing complexity in receiving payments via swagbucks. ultimately he got fed up and he quit trying to request the money that he had earned by putting his time and efforts.
And I am still here willing to talk and prove to swagbucks that there is nothing unethical I have done to swagbucks. It is possible that I might have given some unright answers in the surveys but it cannot be to an extent that my account should be disabled. But swagbucks has disabled my account and also they have become unresponsive to my emails and now what can I do?? what can anyone do in such case?? this is such a helpless state… but still I consider that swagbucks has the right to remove me from swagbucks for whatsoever reason but definitely swagbucks has no right to keep the money that I had rightfully earned on swagbucks. I am still gonna try to get my $15 from swagbucks and let’s see what happens.
Lastly, I say that as long as I was using Swagbucks, My experience with swagbucks was pretty good it was one of my favorites but the way they have blocked my account is not right. They blocked my account without paying the money that I had rightfully earned by putting my time and efforts is no less than a punishable Sin. Thumbs down for Swagbucks.
  • Toluna > – Toluna is an online portal where You can earn money by “answering Surveys”. I am still using this portal and I cannot say much about Toluna because I have not yet requested my first payment from Toluna. Fingers crossed for Toluna.
  • I panel online > – “I panel online” is an online portal where You can earn money by “answering Surveys”. I used this portal for a month or two and then the Indian government put a ban on using Chinese app/website. So I stopped using this portal.
  • MPL > – MPL is a gaming app/portal where You can play games and earn money and also there are various other features in MPL like live video, audio shows and more. I have been using this App to play games and Fantasy games.I havent earned any money from this App rather I lost some money. But it has been an awesome experience with MPL. I have not yet encountered any major flaws with MPL and I will definitely continue to use MPL. Thumbs up for MPL.
  • Casumo > – Casumo is an online casino where you can play slot machines, jackpots, table games, live casino , betting on your favourite sport and more. I was amazed to witness the live casino here. On casumo, I played games like Dream catcher, Monopoly, crazy time, slot machines and few more.I put pretty much time and effort in trying to understand the games and to increase my chances of winning. I did make some money here but ultimately I lost all the money. Unfortunately, I had to quit using casumo because they send me an email saying that I will not be able to use casumo anymore. They were responsible enough to mail me and I understand. Since I did not use much of Casumo so it’s difficult to give judgments but still It seemed a pretty good portal.
  • Lottogo > – Lottogo is almost same like Casumo. I played some games, made some money and lost some money. I liked this website and I wanted to test the withdrawal process. It was clearly mentioned on the website that the minimum withdrawal limit is rs 90. I placed a withdrawal request of Rs 90. But I did not received the money rather I received an email saying that the minimum withdrawal limit is almost Rs 950. How can I trust a portal that claims something and does something else??. I reported my complaint/feedback to lottogo and stopped using this website and then today while writing this post I checked lottogo once again and I found that they have corrected thier mistake/error by mentioning on the website that the minimum withdrawal limit is rs 950. So once again I am planning to use this portal. Fingers crossed for Lottogo.
  • Big time > – Big Time is an App where You can play video games. The more You play the more tickets You earn. These tickets are for a lottery draw that occurs every two or three days meaning that One ticket wins the prize money in every two or three days. The prize money is more than $3000. I tried my luck several times but unfortunately, I did not win. Since I did not win so I do not know if they really do pay the money or not. But I like the concept that You have a chance of winning money without any risk of losing money.
  • Microworkers > –  Microworkers is an online portal where You can do some micro jobs and earn money. The good thing about Microworkers is that they always have some jobs listed and You can complete the jobs of Your choice as per Your convenience. The more jobs You complete the more money You earn but the sad part of microworkers is that it is an irresponsible portal. I earned my first $10 on microworker and then I requested for withdrwal on 15/10/20. But I havent received the money as yet. I keep sending messages and they do not reply at all.. This is so irresponsible. I wanted to work on this portal until I become financially stable but after witnessing this insanity of microworkers. I hate microworkers and I have decided that I won’t continue my work at microworkers. But yes, I still expect the money that I earned by putting my time and efforts.I have decided that if I do not receive my money by 31/12/20 then I personally will take some action against microworkers.Thumbs down for microworkers.
  • Taskbucks > – Taskbucks is an App where You can earn some money by installing third party Apps and completing some tasks on these third party apps. The good thing is that You will be able to make some money by completing the tasks and the sad thing is that Taskbucks mostly pays less money for completing the tasks than it claims to pay. The worse part is that You can only withdraw Rs 10 per week from taskbucks. So Its like I had earned almost Rs 300 on Taskbucks and its gonna take almost 30 weeks (6 months) to withdraw this money. Pretty Sad!!.
  • I am currently working on some other online portals like Timebucks > , Ecoin > ,Winzo Gold >, Prize rebel > and more…It is difficult to give judgments about these portals as of now. Fingers crossed for these portals.
Around 25 October, I realized that the above mentioned online works will not be able to completely fullfill my financial requirements. So, I decided to do some Freelancing works on some specific skills via websites like fiverr, upwork and others. As per my understanding, I could see that in order to get the freelancing jobs I need to gain some work experience and also build a good profile in my skills. SO I will need a minimum of three more months to be able to establish myself as an online freelancer.  But I do not have enough funds to be able to give myself an extension of three more months.In last 4 years, My family has truly helped me. I have relied on My family for all my basic needs and more. I truly appreciate the help I have received and I will always be grateful towards my family. But I do not want to put anymore burden on my family. Considering my debts and life circumstances, I really need some big money like a minimum of rs 2lakhs to be able to resolve my current financial crisis and also to establish myself as an online worker/freelancer.
I am trying to figure out ways to gain some big money like a minimum of rs 2 lakhs. I tried to go for a bank loan but it seems difficult to get loans in my case. Then, I decided to play “Fantasy Games” to make some big money. From 28 October to 23 November, I temporarily stopped doing all Online and My True Master works and was just engaged in playing Fantasy Cricket games. Fantasy Cricket games are like betting games where You make Your teams and then You are rewarded as per the rank of Your team, I played Fantasy games on Dream 11, My 11 Circle, Paytm First Games and MPL. My target was to achieve Rank 1. I invested pretty much money  , I did almost all that was possible from my side and also I used My personal mysteries to win but still I was unable to score rank 1.  The three best ranks that I scored were Rank 4, rank 10 and rank 199. Since I did not score Rank 1 hence My financial requirements weren’t fulfilled. I played Fantasy games to be able to make some big money but rather I lost pretty much money and also lost 25 days. I am not saying that Fantasy Games are bad in any way, I really like fantasy games and I will definitely continue to play fantasy games. I like all four platforms because they reward as they claim. I have not yet found any major flaws with Dream 11, My 11 Circle, Paytm First Games and MPL. If I compare these platforms in relation to fantasy games then I will Rank them as
1) Dream 11 >
2) My 11 Circle >
3) MPL >
4)Paytm First games >
Of these, My 11 circle is exceptionally good because it has “add substitute” option that is really helpful.
Now I am in a state that If I am unable to make around Rs 2 lakhs by the end of 2020 then I will have to go for a Job in 2021. I am absolutely fine with taking up a job but given a choice, I would like to avoid Job in my case. I can see no possibility of earning Rs 2 lakhs by the end of 2020 other than My True Master. “Paid Membership” registration at My True Master is capable of fulfilling my requirements of Rs 2 Lakhs. And now I have once again turned back to “My True Master” for my financial requirements or My Financial circumstances has once again pushed me to rely on “My True Master”.  Starting from 25 November, I have just been focusing on “My True Master” works.

My True Master Works –  

In this period, 21 September to 10 December 2020, I have been working to remodify various sections of this website and to implement new services onto this website. I have successfully remodified the required sections and implemented new services on this website. This new version of the website is ready for use. Now You can go ahead and explore this website.
Just read the below-given links and You will know all that You need to know –
About this Website >
Understand this Website >
Memberships >
Note – This website is ready for use but the membership registration begins from 15 December 2020. I request You to read the above three links and this will make You aware of the current version of this website and then starting from 15 December 2020, You can choose to register for the membership of Your choice. You can either go for Free membership or Paid membership.
This time I have come up with a paid service named  True Membership. True Membership is just the best service that I have designed so far. Please read the below link to know all about True Membership
True Membership >

from 11 to 31 December 2020, I will be promoting the True Membership service on various Social media  platforms. The Facebook page of  My True Master will cover up the maximum promotions. In case, You are interested in taking up the True Membership service or for any other reason if You want to view the promotion of True Membership then Like/Follow the below facebook page and stay tuned –
go to > Facebook page >

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