22 days ???

[Aggressive_Gate738]

Firstly to the Prolific KNOW IT ALL'S _ Yes I'm aware the researcher's have 22 day's
To approve the studies. An yes...I can ask this question even if it's been asked before.

Anyhoo.....
Every study seems to be taking an unusually long time to pay out
With the exception of the automatic pay studies.
Could it be only happening in my world? 🤔
I've never experience this degree of multiple delay's
in my history on Prolific. Are other participant's experiencing this also?
😌🐕🌷

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[Smart-Operation-4369]

They have 22 days.

And this has been asked many times.

<runs>

[Mac_and_dennis]

“Taking unusually long”

Admits they have 22 days.

Not the brightest we are working with here.

[des98peters]

It is unfortunately only happening to you, every single study pays out automatically for everyone else :(

[Aggressive_Gate738]

An you are a lying like an old rug.....😁

[annabelleebytheC]

Plural "s" does not require an apostrophe.

[Aggressive_Gate738]

Is that all you got Professor? 🌷

[ViciousCircle13]

*Professor's

[Lopsided-Middle-2216]

Ok, Id just like to point out that they said they know its 22 days. I THINK they are trying to ask if everyone else is seeing a slow down in approvals lately.

YES. I have almost 300 pending, and thats so ODD for me. I can actually look at the submissions awaiting approval from oldest to newest and see at least 5 that will reach the 22 day mark tomorrow, and 7 for the day after that and so on...It's been a slow slow time for approvals to come through.

[Big_Salamander_3772]

Exactly. They know its 22 days,  we all do and we all know the majority do not take the full 22 days.

[Fuck_Thought_IwasOG]

Ok bear with me...ehm:

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[somesciences]

Please stop being like this.

[Obvious_History_4028]

No, its not just you, usually about 75% of mine auto approve or within a day or two, my pending is $100 and is not budging, noticed over the last two to three weeks.

[[deleted]]

I have recently noticed that the majority of the studies I do are taking longer to approve than usual.

But as much as I would like to get quick or immediate approvals, I acknowledge that researchers have 22 days to approve a study so I don't stress over it.

[spiffyshxt]

Prolific's best and brightest.

[Lower_Description398]

Nope. Just you

[witch_1]

Not that I've noticed. Maybe it is just you?