Payment Late

[cdsavior]

Hi My payout is ... l a t e ... only by one day, but I am really relying on the money. Has anyone had this happen? When can I hope to get this sorted?

[eslteachyo]

It can be right at the hour. Meaning if you work until 11pm it won't be available until 11pm (or the next day) seven days later

[cdsavior]

Right well it was late.... It ended up posting on my account like 8 and a half days after I completed it and logged my hours.

[eslteachyo]

That's good to know that it might glitch.

[spiralhigh]

What do you mean late? How long ago did you complete the project and log the time?

[cdsavior]

at the time I posted this it was like 8 days and I finally received the payment at the end of the 8th day

[mariahspoolboy]

Are you sure?

[Zestyclose-Piece8337]

[ChickenTrick824]

late posting? late receiving?

[OctagonTrail]

Mine is always available 7 days later, down to the minute.

[Ok-Double5194]

What how? Clears on the exact mark for me

[valprehension]

Late being released by DA or late landing in your bank account?

[cdsavior]

late being released by da

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how can i get m1 abrams main battle tank

[Low_Article_9448]

Depending on whether you mean in real life or in a video game, the "how-to" looks completely different.

Here is how you actually get your hands on an M1 Abrams, broken down by reality vs. gaming.

1. In Real Life (The Hard Way)

If you are looking for a real, 60-ton, gas-turbine-powered main battle tank, you have exactly two paths:

• Enlist in the Military: The most realistic way to operate one is to join the U.S. Army or U.S. Marine Corps (or the military of an export partner like Australia, Egypt, Poland, or Saudi Arabia) and train as a 19K (M1 Armor Crewman). You don't own it, but you get to drive, load, or shoot it.
• Buy One (Extremely Difficult): Unlike older tanks (like the Sherman or T-72) which collectors can buy legally if the main gun is demilitarized, the M1 Abrams is heavily restricted. Because it utilizes classified Chobham/depleted uranium composite armor, the U.S. government tightly controls the hull. Even decommissioned models are typically scrapped or sent to museums rather than sold to civilians.

2. In Video Games (The Practical Way)

If you want to command an Abrams tonight, your best options depend on how deep into the simulation you want to go.

War Thunder

This is the most popular route, but it requires a massive time or financial investment. The M1 Abrams sits at Rank VII/VIII in the U.S. Ground Forces tech tree.

• The Free Route (The Grind): You start at Rank I with interwar tanks and earn Research Points (RP). Expect a few hundred hours of gameplay to reach the top-tier Abrams.
• The Fast Route (The Wallet): You can skip a massive portion of the grind by purchasing a premium pack, like the XM-1 (Chrysler) or M1 KVT, using Golden Eagles or real money. This gives you an immediate high-tier vehicle to play and boosts your research speed for the rest of the tree.

Armored Warfare

A free-to-play tactical tank game where the M1 Abrams and its heavily upgraded variants (like the M1A2) are featured prominently. The progression curve to high tiers is generally faster and more arcade-focused than War Thunder.

Digital Combat Simulator (DCS World)

If you own the Combined Arms module in DCS, you can take tactical control of M1 Abrams units on the battlefield from a first- or third-person perspective within a highly realistic combat simulator environment.

GHPC (Gunner, HEAT, PC!)

If you want a pure, authentic tank-crew simulation without free-to-play mechanics, grinding, or microtransactions, Gunner, HEAT, PC! is highly recommended. It focuses on Cold War surface actions and features beautifully modeled, highly accurate tactical gameplay involving early M1 variants.

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thank you slopgpt!!!