PTC/PTR For The Beginner And Receive a Bonus Payment From Me

Unraveling The World of PTC's 

A PTC site means Paid-To-Click. You click on ads for any where usually from 15 to 30 seconds and receive any where from $0.005 to $0.01 for each click. Joining is free and the amount of clicks very greatly from site to site. Sites earn money through advertising and through you the consumer by upgrading and buying referrals. If a site advertises cheap advertising rates stay away. The site is only sustainable through you the consumer buying upgrades and referrals. Once the income from the consumer dries up so does the site. Before joining any site look under Advertising and find out what the site is charging advertisers. If the site is going to pay you $0.01 per click and each of your referrals $0.01 per click, the site needs to be charging advertisers $0.02 per click or close to it.

Always check out the links. You may open a site and without joining click the links. Caution flags raise in my mind when I see a site where the majority or a great percentage of the click links are about the site such as upgrading, proofs of payments, referrals for sale, etc. These clicks have not been paid by an advertiser and thus no money has been generating from an outside source except the consumer who adds their own money to the site.

Check out the layout while on the site. Look for uniqueness. If an owner is in it for the long haul they will have spent time and money on developing something different.

Always check to see if the site has a forum where users can sound off. No forum is an indication the owner doesn't want the members to know what is happening. It is important that once you join a site you also join the forum. There is a wealth of information to be learned and an opportunity to get to know the members. I always try to positive when posting something on a site and administrators do read the comments being made. My philosophy is if you don't like the site quit clicking. If payments are slow, read what has been written to see if there is a reason given for the delay.

If a site goes down because of DDOS don't panick. I have seen sites go down for 2 or 3 weeks an reappear. A good administrator will post a reason why the site is down and when it is expected to be up and running again.

There are many sites dedicated to discussing the positives and negatives of different sites and they are free. One that I always check before joining or investing in a site is PTC Talk. A great site with valuable information on different sites as well as information on not getting scammed. Spend time before spending money.

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