u/BABABOEE13

I’ve been doing project-based work with Halluminate and am helping refer people with finance or consulting experience. The work is not generic labeling: you create or review realistic finance/strategy tasks, then check an AI answer for mistakes in the numbers, assumptions and reasoning. Relevant backgrounds include IB, PE, FP&A, valuation, accounting and management consulting. It’s remote, independent-contractor work; project availability and schedule vary.

The finance/consulting rates I’ve seen are around $100–$150/hour for qualified people, but Halluminate confirms the rate, eligibility and available work during its application process. If this sounds relevant, DM me a short note about your actual background and a resume if you’re comfortable sharing it, and I’ll send the application details. I may receive a referral bonus if you qualify.

I’ve been doing paid AI evaluation work on the side, and I thought some people here might genuinely enjoy it. It’s closer to consulting problem-solving than data labeling: you work through a business or finance question, look at how an AI handled it, and explain where its logic or numbers fall apart.

I’m looking for a few more people with real consulting, strategy, or finance experience to refer. An MBA background is great, but the hands-on work matters more. If you’re interested, DM me your resume and a quick note about what you’ve worked on. I can send you the details if it looks like a fit.

It’s remote contractor work and there’s a short application/assessment, so I can’t promise acceptance or a specific amount of work. I may get a referral bonus if someone qualifies, just to be upfront about that.

A lot of AI-training posts are general annotation, so I wanted to share one that is more specific to finance and business judgment. I do this kind of work myself and am helping refer people with hands-on experience in investment banking, private equity, FP&A, valuation, equity research, corporate strategy, or management consulting. A strong relevant internship may also fit.

The project involves working through realistic finance or strategy questions, checking an AI-generated answer, and explaining errors in its assumptions, numbers, or reasoning. Clear writing matters; you do not need to code or have prior AI-training experience.

It is remote, flexible, independent-contractor work. There is an application and short assessment, and project availability, rates, and location eligibility vary. I may receive a referral bonus if someone qualifies. I cannot promise acceptance or a set number of hours.

If you are interested, DM me your country/region and a few lines on the finance or consulting work you have actually done. A resume or public professional profile helps me check fit. I can then share the application details privately.

I do AI-training work myself and am helping refer people with real finance or consulting experience for a paid, remote project. This is a specialist role: you work through realistic finance or strategy problems, review an AI-generated response, and explain where its reasoning, calculations, or judgment fall short.

The best fit is someone who has actually done investment banking, PE, FP&A, valuation, equity research, or management consulting work. A relevant internship can count. You do not need a coding or machine-learning background; strong subject-matter judgment and clear writing matter much more.

The work is project-based and asynchronous. Pay and available work depend on your background and the application/assessment process, so I don’t want to promise anyone a rate or workload before they are accepted. I may receive a referral bonus if someone qualifies.

If interested, DM me your country/region, a brief note about the work you’ve done, and a resume or LinkedIn profile. I’ll share the company and application details privately if it looks relevant.

I’m sharing a paid side project that may be a nice fit for people who have actually worked in finance or investing.

The work is practical: you complete a realistic finance task, review an AI-generated answer, and explain where the reasoning or numbers are off. It’s not a coding role, and it’s flexible/asynchronous.

People with experience in investment banking, private equity, asset management, equity research, valuation, FP&A, or finance-focused consulting are the best fit. Relevant internships are welcome too, but please have real hands-on experience to point to.

Compensation is generally $100–$150/hour depending on background, with higher rates possible for especially strong experience. There is also a paid onboarding period/bonus. Location and payment eligibility vary, so please include your country or region.

I do this work myself and am helping connect qualified people with the opportunity. If it sounds relevant, DM me “FINANCE” with your country/region, a sentence or two about your background, and a resume or LinkedIn profile. I’ll share the company and next steps privately.

Sharing a paid side-work opportunity that may fit people with private equity or investment banking experience. I do this work myself and also help the company find candidates, so please factor that disclosure in.

An AI company is hiring finance professionals to create and evaluate realistic finance tasks. You complete the kind of analysis you would do on the job, review an AI model’s answer to the same task, and explain where the modeling, reasoning, or investment judgment is wrong. The value is your finance expertise; no coding or AI background is required.

Best fit: • Current or former PE and IB professionals • Strong modeling and investment judgment • Clear, precise written feedback

Compensation and schedule: • $150/hour for qualified IB/PE backgrounds • Strong performers may move to $225–$250/hour • $3,000 bonus after the two-week onboarding • Remote and asynchronous, with no standing calls • Minimum 20 hours/week, up to 60; weekend work is fine • US-based independent contractor role

Consulting, FP&A, capital markets, asset management, and corporate strategy backgrounds may also fit; consulting starts at $100/hour.

DM me with a short background summary and your resume if interested. I’ll share the company name and onboarding details privately.

Wanted to share a timeline since this sub helped me understand what was going on, and I know a lot of people are still in the queue.

Got paid today (Aug 17) for 4 Cat 1 tickets to a group stage match in Dallas, resold June 14–15. Came through as a bank wire from FWC2026 US, Inc. (Coral Gables FL) — showed up as "BOOK TRANSFER CREDIT B/O." That's 63 days from resale, so slightly past their 60-day window but not egregiously.

Still waiting on 3 more:

• 2 tickets, group stage, Philadelphia — resold June 21
• 2 tickets, Round of 32, MetLife — resold June 29–30
• 4 tickets, Round of 16, Houston — resold July 3

The part that confused me and might help others:

My account's change history showed all four Dallas refunds as "completed" back on June 14–15. I assumed that meant money had been sent and lost. It didn't. FIFA logs the attempt as completed. The actual card refund had failed silently.

On July 15 I got the "we were unable to issue a refund to the payment card used for your original purchase — provide bank details" email. Submitted same day via the Refund Portal. Money hit ~4.5 weeks after that.

What I'd tell anyone in the same spot:

1. If you see "completed" refunds in your change history but no money — don't panic, that's not proof they sent it and it vanished. Check whether you got the bank details email.
2. Once you submit bank details, budget roughly a month. Mine took ~33 days from submission to landing.
3. Make sure the name on your bank account exactly matches your FIFA account name (middle initial issues have reportedly stalled transfers for people), and use your wire routing number, not ACH.
4. I did not need to file BBB/FTC complaints or call repeatedly — it just took time. Not saying that's everyone's experience, but escalation isn't automatically required.