If you feel like you've had enough of Slice The Pie STOP! Take a long breather away from your computer screen and give your ears a break. To make the most of your time with Slice The Pie only rate 2-3 songs (takes about ten to fifteen minutes) every 3-4 hours. Don't listen to 13-14 songs at once and rate them all in one go. I know that a lot of us teens are impatient when it comes to money, and getting what we want, but some things take time. 

You Won't Be Rich Overnight!

Slice The Pie will not make you rich overnight--nor will it EVER make you rich. It is just a fun way to make some extra money. Slice the Pie won't be fun at all if you listen to and review ten songs in a row (I promise you, only 2 or 3 may sound good--most of the time, none at all), because eventually you'll see that you hate most of the songs that your listening to and then your mind will eventually wonder off leading you to thinking "when is this going to be over?"

If you think that question when reviewing Slice the Pie songs, that means your time has come to stop and smell the roses. Slice the Pie wants honest music reviews--not a whole bunch of BS about how crappy the song sounds, and how horrible it makes you feel. When you have a job and hate it most of your work for that job will be suck-ish. Well the same thing goes for Slice The Pie. If it is a burden for you to log on, and rate music then it is time for you to take a short break. 

When you feel that you are ready to rate more songs on Slice The Pie, and the first song you listen to just makes you want to stab your ears then do the following 2 steps:

What to do when writing a review for crappy songs on Slice The Pie?

This will lead you into writing nicer, and more thoughtful reviews about the songs you are rating and reviewing on Slice The Pie. This can also increase your pay rate. 

Is the tingling sensation to cheat on Slice The Pie numbing your mind, and itching at your fingers a little? If you just cannot take any more reviewing, and rating of songs that you feel you have to go as far as cheating Slice The Pie's system, then maybe it's not for you. When you feel the need to cheat on Slice The Pie is extremely strong and constantly popping up in your head that means you need to close the curtain, and throw in the towel.  It's time to move on to other sites to get that extra income. Maybe in a few months you may be able to come back to Slice The Pie, find that hidden gem, and continue writing good thoughtful reviews without cheating thoughts. If not, then you'll move on to greater, and better things. 

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IS SLICE THE PIE A SCAM? AND HOW TO WRITE BETTER REVIEWS ON SLICETHEPIE?

STP allows its users to make money by rating and reviewing music. Yes, it is as simple as that. Just listen to a track for about 90 seconds, review and rate. The amount varies from $0.02 to $0.20 per reviewed track. Doing this for about an hour or two a day or for 4 times in a week will allow you to reach the minimum payout.


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Giving songs a 10 rating most of the time will give you a high payout, but you must also give it a very good review and in detail in order to achieve that high payout (I'm talking about 6 - 12 lines of writing). All in all, just give your honest opinion when rating songs, because it'll haunt your conscience if you gave a horrid song a great review and it ended up playing on the radio.


The minimum payout is $10.00 and via paypal. It is wise to use your PayPal email to sign up for the site since that is what they use to send you your payment.

Why did I give this site a 3.5 rating? Good, but not good enough...

They payment rate is way low. $0.05-0.06 is the average rate for songs (and most are way too crappy--so you are rating songs while you are in torture in effort to make some money and find that hidden gem). If your review is that good you might get $0.08-$0.20 per review. Overall Slice the Pie is good, but not good enough.

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