What If You Had Your Own PTC? How Would You Manage It?...

      I have been seeing a lot of opinions around: “this PTC might be a scam because it pays to much”, or “this PTC is a scam because it asks us to invest”, or “this PTC is a scam because it doesn’t use PayPal” and so on.

      We know there are at least three factors that can influence the well-being of a PTC site:

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Did You Know?...

      Did you know that the majority of the money made on-line does not come from selling products, but from advertising – promoting goods and services? 

      These are the basic rules for PTC and Traffic Exchange sites, as well. They have to target and they have to promote.

      And do not listen to those telling you these programs don’t work. There are a lot of proofs out there. They shouldn’t teach others if they have no experience in the field. That is why probably lion's can't roar until the age of 2. It should be the same here.

If you consider this in not for you, then don’t do it. It is said that over 2,500 left handed people are killed a year from using right handed products. So, find the GPT that suits you best.

      Of course, you cannot find out which program will work for you, unless you try them out. The same thing happened to Nintendo, who first produced playing cards.

PTC – The Funniest Moments

      Welcome to one of the most controversialist realms of the World Wide Web… the Paid To Click territory. 
      The population here is at war!
      “At war with who?” you may ask. “With each other”, I’m telling you, “and some of them with themselves”. The reason for this war is “the Absolute Truth” or “The Light”, in search of which they went. 
      Some found the way, while the others still grope in the dark. These second ones, blinded by the fury of not reaching their goal, started to gossip and rebel against the system. 
      But if you get over their weaknesses and try to see who they really are,  you will discover the funniest world brought to existence. 
      I assure you that the following facts and goings-on are 100% genuine and they may be too hilarious for some of you. So… read with caution!

5 Paid To Click (PTC) Myths

      For the last 10 years, at least, PTC programs conquered the first positions in GPT (Get Paid To) Tops, among other options of making money on-line, like: get paid to take surveys, read emails, subscribe and so on. 

      While more and more people were continuously looking for easy ways of earning money and work from home, PTC was offered the optimum conditions of evolving and becoming a phenomenon.  

      As it was expected, over time, Myths started to appear.

      We will analyze a few of them here.

Use Scam PTC Sites in Your Advantage and Earn More Money

      Paid To Click programs?... A very appealing idea when it comes to earning money on-line, right? 
      Here is one of the the most popular scenarios, at least for newbies: 
      You know very little about PTC and you find this website promising you "up to $0.20 per click". You subscribe and start clicking. You notice soon after that you don't get paid that amount per click all the times, the withdrawal  fees are very high, the minimum payout is high as well and so on. You decide it's time to promote your referral link and build up your down-line to start earning faster (this is called "smart earning"). After a lot of hard work, you eventually find a few referrals and, a while after, you reach the minimum payout and ask for cash. You wait for days, weeks, but nothing happens. You notice then that no member has been paid for ages. Well, at this point you can say you have just experienced a "scam".