I'm 14 years old and would like to build in the game "Minecraft Bedrock Edition" for the Minecraft Marketplace and have applied to a construction team. You want to give me the money I would get as a reward via Paypal, but are they allowed to do that? I only know that my parents have to sign a confidentiality agreement (NDA) but what about the money?
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At 14 you won't get a PayPal account. If the operator knows. If you are not yet of legal age, use your parents' PayPal account with your consent and have them give you the money.
I forgot to write that, of course the whole thing would go to my parents' PayPal account. But can the construction team just give me the money?
Why shouldn't they be allowed to give it to you?
I don't know, I know it's a very bad example, but adults would have to sign a contract, etc. But how is it with young people? Virl informed me on the Internet that I didn't get a correct answer and I also asked other construction teams, but there were no correct answers either.
It's not that easy. As an adult, you don't always have to sign something when money is transferred, you can do it that way. This is only necessary for regular and insured things like a job. Somebody can always give you money just like that or you can give money to someone else, that's no problem at all
Ok thank you for your answer!
Why not? At the age of 14 you are partially capable of doing business and this is not a salary but an allowance for expenses. In my opinion, nothing speaks against it. You can deliver the newspaper too, so it doesn't matter what you earn a few euro with. Just make sure that you don't get ripped off. Promises are made quickly.
Thank you!
Of course I will make sure that I'm not ripped off.
Strictly speaking, the money goes to your parents, who give it back to you as pocket money.
Of course you can. As long as it is not 1000 euro a month
