HOW TO IDENTIFY BEST PAID PTC SITES
PTC/ Paid to Click sites work in two ways. First, there are advertisers who advertises their websites for fees. Secondly, there are the Clickers/ Clicking members who are paid to watch/surf on these advertisers' websites by clicking on their links.The business model of PTC is like this. Advertisers pay a certain amount of fees (Let's take for eg. 10 cents) per click for people to see their site. The PTC Sites will show these Advertiser's sites to their members, who will get a percentage(for eg. 0.8 cents) per click/view for their effort. The difference between the fees paid by advertisers and the fee paid by the PTC site to their members (eg. 10 - 0.8 = 0.2 cents) becomes the income of the PTC Sites.
The reality though is that many of the PTC sites try to lure people in, without getting advertisers, make their members pay them in the guise of buying referrals, investments or any other reasons and split when they collected enough money. Many of these Sites scam people this way. This does not mean that there are no honest PTCs around. There are a couple of PTCs that have been around for 6-7 years without faulting, and with no complaints from Advertisers or Members. To make money from PTC you have to join these Honest and trusted Sites.
The best way of choosing which sites are likely to be honest/trusted and really pay is to do a little internet research and tips in succeding join paid to click
1) Identify the site you think looks promising.
2) Search the name of the site to find out what experience other people have in forums and sites.
3) Find out if they are already identified Scam sites. Eg. put the name of the site followed by the word 'scam' in search engines.Go through the results. Many of the forums and sites have identified scam lists.
4) Make some calculations of your own to find out whether the formula of the business is workable. Example: Say some ptc - paid to click/make money surfing sites offers you 10 cents for every click. And to the Advertiser they offer 1000 clicks for $1. By simple arithmetic you know that this business will not really work because $1/1000 is .1 cent, i.e. not even 1 cent. And they promise you 10 cents per click! Something is wrong here. You can be certain that this site in not going to pay you!
5) Search for 'proof of payment' a large proof of payment mean good, on the internet to see if the site really pays. Take careful note of the date of payment, it could be some years old!
6) If somebody promise you '$5 per click' '$1 per Click', '50 cents per click', '10 cents per click', it is 99.99% certain that it is a scam site. Reality is we'd say more than '1 cent per click' is not viable for PTC business, so one would certainly be sceptical about any site offering more than that.
7) Go through the sites forum, if they have one. Presence of Forums usually means that the site accept criticism/ complains which is a very good thing. And go through the Terms of Service and FAQs carefully. More often than not you can smell if the site is honest/trustworthy, if its a really paying site by examining these attributes.
8) Take calculated risks. Remember this always. Never put in more than you can afford to lose! Because of the nature of the internet, It is a game of risks!
9)Find 7-10 trusted sites which you can visit every day. Look for sites which pay regularly and have active forums.Keep on checking my website. As soon as i find any website suspicious i quickly remove it from my website.
10).Refer as many as you know to your downline. You can send direct links for friends & family or create a site like mine where people can find most suitable PTC for them.
11)after you got enough money to withraw don't you should fastest withraw your money..because my experience I lost my money $67 in upbux.com when I cancel do withraw now this fucking site gone closed..OMG
13)pray and never give up!! It takes time to get your referral members and sticking to it every day is the only way to achieve it.
SCAM GUIDE
What to do when you're Scammed?
If the Site has gone down/turn scam, and you had bought something/invested in the Site, you should immediately go to your payment processor site to file a dispute.
Did you know that you could get back your payments through Paypal within 45 days, in case the seller dishonors your purchase? To do that go to the Resolution Center in Paypal site, open a claim by providing your payment ID and details which you will find in the "payments sent" area of your account. Paypal will take up the case on your behalf and make the seller refund you in case they found sufficient grounds for your dispute.
PAYPAL: "You can open a dispute in the Resolution Center to contact a seller directly and resolve a problematic transaction. You have 45 days from the payment date to open a dispute. Common reasons for opening a dispute include:
* You paid for an item but haven't received it and the seller is uncooperative or nonresponsive.
* You received an item that was significantly different than described.
Click the Report a Problem button in the Resolution Center to open a dispute. Then, provide more information about the issue and post a message to the seller."
The same is true for Alertpay accounts if dispute is filed within 30 days of the payments made.
ALERTPAY: " The following are our terms regarding transaction disputes and resolutions:
AlertPay members may only submit one dispute per transaction. Submitting multiple disputes for a single issue may result in the closure of the dispute without resolution. Disputes between you and a Buyer must be reported through Customer Support at www.helpdesk.alertpay.com or by calling 1-514-748-5774 from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. EST, Monday through Friday. Claims must be filed within 30 days of the completed payment.
When handling a dispute, AlertPay will take into consideration the Seller's Terms of Service to which you agreed at the time of purchase. If the service or product has not been delivered as stated, AlertPay's policy will be used in place of the Seller's Refund Policy. "
The same is true for mostly all of the other payment processors. Go to the Site immediately and file your claim.And don't forget to comment on Forums like gptboycott.com etc. about the scam or in case you have your own blog or site, put the word out! You can save other people from getting scammed too!
PTC/ Paid to Click sites work in two ways. First, there are advertisers who advertises their websites for fees. Secondly, there are the Clickers/ Clicking members who are paid to watch/surf on these advertisers' websites by clicking on their links.The business model of PTC is like this. Advertisers pay a certain amount of fees (Let's take for eg. 10 cents) per click for people to see their site. The PTC Sites will show these Advertiser's sites to their members, who will get a percentage(for eg. 0.8 cents) per click/view for their effort. The difference between the fees paid by advertisers and the fee paid by the PTC site to their members (eg. 10 - 0.8 = 0.2 cents) becomes the income of the PTC Sites.
The reality though is that many of the PTC sites try to lure people in, without getting advertisers, make their members pay them in the guise of buying referrals, investments or any other reasons and split when they collected enough money. Many of these Sites scam people this way. This does not mean that there are no honest PTCs around. There are a couple of PTCs that have been around for 6-7 years without faulting, and with no complaints from Advertisers or Members. To make money from PTC you have to join these Honest and trusted Sites.
The best way of choosing which sites are likely to be honest/trusted and really pay is to do a little internet research and tips in succeding join paid to click
1) Identify the site you think looks promising.
2) Search the name of the site to find out what experience other people have in forums and sites.
3) Find out if they are already identified Scam sites. Eg. put the name of the site followed by the word 'scam' in search engines.Go through the results. Many of the forums and sites have identified scam lists.
4) Make some calculations of your own to find out whether the formula of the business is workable. Example: Say some ptc - paid to click/make money surfing sites offers you 10 cents for every click. And to the Advertiser they offer 1000 clicks for $1. By simple arithmetic you know that this business will not really work because $1/1000 is .1 cent, i.e. not even 1 cent. And they promise you 10 cents per click! Something is wrong here. You can be certain that this site in not going to pay you!
5) Search for 'proof of payment' a large proof of payment mean good, on the internet to see if the site really pays. Take careful note of the date of payment, it could be some years old!
6) If somebody promise you '$5 per click' '$1 per Click', '50 cents per click', '10 cents per click', it is 99.99% certain that it is a scam site. Reality is we'd say more than '1 cent per click' is not viable for PTC business, so one would certainly be sceptical about any site offering more than that.
7) Go through the sites forum, if they have one. Presence of Forums usually means that the site accept criticism/ complains which is a very good thing. And go through the Terms of Service and FAQs carefully. More often than not you can smell if the site is honest/trustworthy, if its a really paying site by examining these attributes.
8) Take calculated risks. Remember this always. Never put in more than you can afford to lose! Because of the nature of the internet, It is a game of risks!
9)Find 7-10 trusted sites which you can visit every day. Look for sites which pay regularly and have active forums.Keep on checking my website. As soon as i find any website suspicious i quickly remove it from my website.
10).Refer as many as you know to your downline. You can send direct links for friends & family or create a site like mine where people can find most suitable PTC for them.
11)after you got enough money to withraw don't you should fastest withraw your money..because my experience I lost my money $67 in upbux.com when I cancel do withraw now this fucking site gone closed..OMG
13)pray and never give up!! It takes time to get your referral members and sticking to it every day is the only way to achieve it.
SCAM GUIDE
What to do when you're Scammed?
If the Site has gone down/turn scam, and you had bought something/invested in the Site, you should immediately go to your payment processor site to file a dispute.
Did you know that you could get back your payments through Paypal within 45 days, in case the seller dishonors your purchase? To do that go to the Resolution Center in Paypal site, open a claim by providing your payment ID and details which you will find in the "payments sent" area of your account. Paypal will take up the case on your behalf and make the seller refund you in case they found sufficient grounds for your dispute.
PAYPAL: "You can open a dispute in the Resolution Center to contact a seller directly and resolve a problematic transaction. You have 45 days from the payment date to open a dispute. Common reasons for opening a dispute include:
* You paid for an item but haven't received it and the seller is uncooperative or nonresponsive.
* You received an item that was significantly different than described.
Click the Report a Problem button in the Resolution Center to open a dispute. Then, provide more information about the issue and post a message to the seller."
The same is true for Alertpay accounts if dispute is filed within 30 days of the payments made.
ALERTPAY: " The following are our terms regarding transaction disputes and resolutions:
AlertPay members may only submit one dispute per transaction. Submitting multiple disputes for a single issue may result in the closure of the dispute without resolution. Disputes between you and a Buyer must be reported through Customer Support at www.helpdesk.alertpay.com or by calling 1-514-748-5774 from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. EST, Monday through Friday. Claims must be filed within 30 days of the completed payment.
When handling a dispute, AlertPay will take into consideration the Seller's Terms of Service to which you agreed at the time of purchase. If the service or product has not been delivered as stated, AlertPay's policy will be used in place of the Seller's Refund Policy. "
The same is true for mostly all of the other payment processors. Go to the Site immediately and file your claim.And don't forget to comment on Forums like gptboycott.com etc. about the scam or in case you have your own blog or site, put the word out! You can save other people from getting scammed too!
