Mturk (as Amazon Mechanical Turk is known) is not a path to instant riches. In an hour long "experiment" with Mturk I personally made a hair over $6 for 1 hours worth of work. One of the biggest "slowdowns" is reading the "job descriptions". Once you have done a few, many of the jobs are the same and this can be completed a lot faster. Some people claim as much as averaging $10-15 an hour. That means that this could be the online equivalent of flipping burgers at Mickey D's. Not a ton of cash but it takes little real skill.
One interesting way to make money is to use the system while watching TV or a movie. You will go slower of course, but since it doesn't take you paying too much attention you might earn $4-5