For payment, just open more bank accounts. If your current bank won't give you a second one, have an account at a different bank.

hi. I think there is a site called transcribeme. I have a few materials regarding transcription because I learned how to do it in my linguistics studies but unfortunately the materials are in German. I think those materials also cover formatting and stuff like that.

Yes and no.
Paypal will need a bank account for verification but that's about it, they need an account routing number which you can get from your bank's site or over the phone. Technically, you can spend money in your paypal account without transferring it to your bank, or using a card, so you're good there. Just don't be surprised when it asks for photo id/ssn, though if you call their support and ask them to verify you as you upload the pictures they're usually really nice and helpful about it, and patient with you if you take an inaccurate photo at first. The site says you'll have to wait a few days, but by doing the process over the phone it was done within a little under an hour.

I don't need to withdraw anything. I mean transfering money from one account to another.
For example, if I wanted to buy Super Egghunt, but my PayPal wasn't linked with a bank, could I purchase it since it's transfering from one PayPal to another?

I haven't heard about that.
But what would be the best site? Has anyone heard of rev? Is that one any good?

But seriously. Leaving money in your paypal is how you get frozen by paypal and once you're frozen by Paypal you don't have many options but to wait it out and hope they decide in your favor.  This is much riskier than moving the money to a real bank.

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It doesn't matter if you're verified or not.  I'm sure not being verified makes it much much worse, but if you have $1000 in your Paypal and Paypal decides that maybe $5 of that is shady using whatever magic heuristic they have on the backend, the entire $1000 gets frozen until who knows when.

Once the money is moved to your bank, it is harder for them to reach out into your bank and grab it back, which massively increases your ability to spend money while other parts of your money are contested.  They can, but it requires more justification than just "We're Paypal and we said we didn't like this".  banks are much more on your side than Paypal is for a variety of reasons both from a market perspective and from a legal one.

Paypal makes money off moving money around, not off holding money and keeping your business, and when it comes down to the wire they're not willing to take a chance on anything that looks even remotely weird even if that weird is justified, and "I am getting bunches of microtransactions a day" is kind of the definition of weird.  You probably won't get banned or anything but expect your money to just randomly all be frozen at some point without warning.  But that can only happen to what's in Paypal.  So though you might need to use it to get paid, move the money out once a week or something if you want to ensure your ability to access it reliably.

Also, if I get my ID card next year, can I get PayPal, and link it to one of my bank accounts?

If the age of majority is 15 in your area, then have on. Otherwise you will have to wait till the age of majority to get fully verified, or in accordance with however Paypal operates in your region. Be advised that Transcribeme pays in US dollars, so you might have to deal with currency exchange rates.

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Don't ask us. Ask them. I'm sure they have an e-mail or something.

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Bank accounts aren't scary evil demons out to eat your soul. If both your names are on the account it's fine unless your mom gets mad about it and your mom isn't going to take you to court. Only issue is if your mom signs things claiming that it's for your mom and then you use them to do the transcribing; this is why i say e-mail them, if they say you can do it while under 18 they will tell you how/what to do with the paperwork.  Now obviously if you don't own the account yourself and don't have your mom's permission and/or authorization on the account, that's very much a different story, but presumably you'd not be asking us if that were the case.

E-mail TranscribeMe. "Hi, I'm looking to do transcribing but I'm under 18. I saw that this is possible, but I'm not sure on the paperwork. How do I go about signing up?" Then go talk to your mom and get her to help do it. Done.

You can't get in trouble with the law by asking people if and/or how you can do things, as long as you're not doing it with the intent to try to break the law.  At least, not in the Caribbean.  If this was China or something that might be a different story, but you don't live somewhere like that unless I'm very much mistaken.

So we set up the PayPal, created an account with TM, mailed them that I'm using my mom's info and wwe're now waiting for them to reply. I really hope they say its alright if not, i'll burst into fire