Best Paid To Click Sites

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Paid to click sites are websites that pay you to view advertising pages. You just view the page for a set amount of time (typically 30 seconds or so) and then look at the next one. There are many ptc sites that pay as low as a quarter of a cent per view and ptc sites that pay up to two cents per click. As a free user you also get paid when one of your referrals clicks the ads. Get a lot of referrals, make a lot of cash it is that easy. And yet there are complexities to the PTC business model that you should understand too.

One thing that some ptc sites are doing is operating as a ponzi sceme or operating under a certain percentage of ponzi. What does that mean? Basically it means they are paying out more per click than the advertisers are paying per click for the ad. This means they do not have enough money to pay everyone unless they find another source of income. So they sell upgrade memberships and referrals to earn the extra capitol needed to keep the site going. But eventually this catches up with them and members are waiting four months for their five dollar payment that the site owes them. Then finally it collapses. ...
... A good rule of thumb is stay away from ptc sites that pay anything in excess of one cent per click. PTC sites that pay fifty percent referral clicks are the most reliable and have faster payouts.

Advertisers like the PTC sites because the visitors are real, unique page views by real people. And they know that the people clicking the ads are people who want to make money online. Advertising on the best ptc sites is much cheaper than some of the other forms of online advertising out there.

There are a lot of ptc sites on the net that claim to pay up to three cents per click. These ptc sites are set up with a plan to cut and run. They will pay a few users when they can, sell as many upgrades and referrals as possible and then start stalling on payments. They defend themselves in their forum for a while and when it gets real bad they claim the site needs to switch to a bigger server and they take the site offline for this server switch. Then a week or so later (when the admin has some money built up) they are back online talking themselves up for having a faster server now. All they did by switching servers was avoid some spam complaints and stall for new money to pay you with that they get from outside sources. But soon that trick is not enough and they suddenly go offline as quickly as they came.
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