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10 New LinkClicking Services

Bob Axell — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 18:45:06 +0000

Adclicking websites are popping up like mad around the net right now. If this is due to the fact that free scripts allowing the most unexperienced of webusers to set up their own promiment profitable service or if it’s just a general growth in the overall market is unclear, but now Tpayed is here … and many more. Here’s a short list of ten pay-per-link-click websites that just popped up online, descriptions are taken directly from their pages, and slightly modified to include some more info you might need to know. Most are still in their early stages, meaning there aren’t many ads displayed, but who knows, some of them might grow, so now is the time to sign up if you plan on doing so. They all pay out with either paypal or alterpay, and are available to all countries around the globe. :

TPayed.com

The process is easy! You simply click a link and view a website for 30 seconds to earn money. You can earn even more by referring friends. You’ll get paid $0.01 for each website you personally view and $0.01 for each website your referrals view. Payment requests can be made every day and are processed through Alertpay. The minimum payout is $1.00. Currently this service has between 5-10 links each day.

- Sign Up

PayFlick.com

Payflick allows members to click on links, surf the websites, and get paid from visiting the designated websites links we put up for you. Choose what interest you on our Surf & Click page, then visit the site for at least 30 seconds, and you earned. Simple! You earn US$0.01 per clicked link, and the same amount for each referal that clicks a link. Minimum payout is $1. Payment is distributed with AlertPay. Currently this service has between 5-10 links each day.

- Sign Up

AdBuddy.net

Simply login, click the “browse ads” button, and then click a link to view a website. You’ll get paid up to $0.005 (0.5 cents) for each advertisement you personally view. Payment is distributed with PayPal, with $5 being the minimum payout. The registration process is a bit trickier here than all of the other sites in the list, but a little extra security can’t be a negative thing ( though it is a tad bit annoying having to include both numberical, uppercase, lower case and special character characters in your password). This service is a bit more featurefilled than the others in this list, but still just as eary to use. Currently this service has between 5-10 links each day.

- Sign Up

NeoBux.com
At NeoBux you get paid just by browsing sponsor’s ads. Unlike many other PTC sites their goal is to innovate and reach the needs of our users as well as our advertisers, which they do. They have a secure login, a great interface and lots of availible options. The only thing they lack are links, only displaying between 5-10 ever day (just like the rest of the websites in this list). However, the pay is a bit more than the norm, they have a nice community with occasional contests, and they payout with AlertPay as soon as you reach $2.

- Sign Up

MetroBux.com

You’ll get paid $0.015 for each website you personally view and $0.01 for each website your referrals view. Not much at all, and they don’t have many ads to show either (between 5-10 per day). They payout at the few dollar minimum either either AlertPay or PayPal.

- Sign Up

6bux.net

Click a link and view a website for 20 seconds to earn money. You can earn even more by referring friends. You’ll get paid $0.01 for each website you personally view and $0.005 for each website your referrals view.minimum payout is $10 (more than the others require) and you’ll get payed via either Alertpay or PayPal. They have a nice interface, fast servers and at the time of testing, serious errors with the surf ads page (sure that will be fixed soon though).

- Sign Up

The Clickers

The clickers has been around for longer than the other sites in this list. They have at least a hundred links to click each day with rewards ranging between $0.0001 all the way up to $0.01. They offer paid emails, articles, and games to play as well, and payout with either PayPal or AlertPay at a few dollar limits.

- Sign Up

AmigoClicks.com

Amigo Clicks is a larger click-links website, displaying at least a hundred links each day. However, they won’t give you more than between one and a hundredth of a CENT for each click. Lots of links to view, but not much money earned from them. They do however payout by either e-gold, moneybookers or PayPal with a borderline of as little as $0.25!! (record so far)

- Sign Up

ClicksofChange.com

Payout via Paypal or AlertPay, at below dollar values. The rewards for each link clicked currently lie between $0.0001 and $0.007, which isn’t much. The site has a nice layout and speedy servers but doesn’t quite break the competition with the other offers in this list. Might become better, if you have time, give it a go, but it’s no site I reccomend.

- Sign Up

TaketheGlobe.com

Rewards vary, but the current standards are $ 0.0050 per click and $ 0.0025 per referals click. They have a nice community and forums with lots of active users, lots of ads displayed each day and overall big activity. Payout is distributed via AlertPay or PayPal once you reach a dollar or two.

- Sign Up

10 Paid for Posting websites

Bob Axell — Wed, 23 Apr 2008 18:40:24 +0000

There are tons of services out there that hire you to post at clients forums for a small percentage of their income, which normally ranges between 1-5 cents, if they give you even less than this, find a better provider. Here’s a list of the ten, in my humble opinion, best paid for posting websites. So far I’m a member at three of the websites mentioned below, and I’m happy with the extra income they’ve been generating for me this and the last month, try them out! Most of them require you to post a few sample posts before hiring you, but don’t worry, they aren’t as strict as they claim to be, and once you’ve scribbled a little you’ll be part of a happy profitable team! Some of the websites listed below ( well, most of them ) don’t mention how much they pay writers per post, but if you’re interested they’ll probably give you an answer if you send them an email. Also, the more they take from clients, the more you should get.

1. Paid Forum Posting

I’m afraid I can’t give you a very biased review on this one. It’s the service I’ve worked most with out of the ones mentioned, and so far it’s been going great. They give $.2 Per Post, the team is helpful and active, and there are overall about five new jobs each week. Great place.

2. Ideal Posting

Ideal Posting is a relativly new service, with a simple signup application requiring no sample posts. They have missions within varied genres and good pay as well, compared to other providers. $.5 Per Post.

3. Forum Shock

Forum Shock is a big reliable service that just recenntly celebrated their first birthday online, and a wooping 70,000 posts for clients in just 365 days. They have good support, lots of availible jobs, and unfortunately also many writers ( atm over 1000 ). Keep an eye open for open spots though, they are always looking for new talent, so if you have it, you’ll get a job easily. They also offer other services related to forum signitures, skin making, etcetc. No payment information is however availible onsite.

4. Paid Posting Central

A good service, with good jobs, helpful administrators and a good deal of work involved as well. Not much more I know about this service, yet.

5. Forum Angels

A stylish website. Lots of clients, lots of writers and and lots of work. The pay isn’t the greatest in the world, but if you manage to post fast and keep the quality threshold high you can make a fine deal money here.

6. Content Wizards

The Content Wizards not only speciailze in forum posting, but also in webdesign, installation, articles, and other webrelated tasks. If you need a job, send them a message and you’ll be given one.

7. Forum Mechanics

Here’s another good service. They offer forum posting, installation, as well as a few other services. If they accept new writers is not viewable on their site, but an email should get you an answer.

8. Post on My Forum

One of the more greedy services out of this bunch. They don’t give much to their writers, but they have quite a few availible jobs and no lack of workers either at the time of writing. If you need the job, apply and get posting, if not you’d be better off looking at one of the alternatives above. ^
Forum Angels is a stylish website, with lots of plans, active forums and a variety of different members.

9. Adhoc Posting

A new reasonable service, with a few writers and good plans. The layout might not be the nicest one could achieve, but they have good support and seem to be doing their job well so far.

10. Posting Pays

Posting pays should be way further down the list, but in lack of other good services to post about I thought I’d talk about this one as an example. of one of hundreds of services that start out full with ambitions, and end within months. At the time of writing the domain is parked and filled with ads, awaiting future revival, which is not likely to be arriving anytime soon – at least not from the current providers. Be aware that there are more sites like this than there are good reliable posting services, so don’t waste your time with newcomers you don’t completely trust.

Online Work – 5 Benefits & 5 Tips

Bob Axell — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 19:27:46 +0000

Need money, fast? It just doesn’t work that way. You could rob a bank, win the lotto or break into a house. But the chances of succeeding with all the previously mentioned tasks are slim, and the housejob wouldn’t go as smoothly as you think. You probably won’t find any money, only valuable items, and then you have to sell those items to people as little related to the people you stole them from as possible. This takes time if you don’t have the right contacts. And if you do have the right contacts then there is even more risk onvolved. As for the bankjob, the time you spend planning most definitely won’t be worth it when they track you down due to half a fingerprint, a footprint, an uncompletly burned hair from your left arm or an eye witness who saw your’ third transport vehicle go up in flames. All three alternatives rely on luck, and if luck isn’t with you, then it’ll all turn out a big disaster. The only reliable way of making money is online. That’s probably what you expected me to say. Not true, there’s opportunity everywhere, you just have to see it, and online activity is one of the most unstable businesses around. However, if you get a grasp of how it works you can easily start gathering a fortune. And there are benefits with it, here are a few pieces of advice to get you started:

Benefit 1 – No taxes

Most online moneymaking services don’t require any taxational fees, and the money you earn will be untracable if you just take care of it in the right way. Of course there are exceptional websites for which you’ll have to enter your tax ID to sign up, but there are few of these services. Most are international, and allow users to register and start receving money without anyone being able to track you income.

Benefit 2 – No travel

In difference from “real” jobs, working online won’t require any forms of transportation to get you to work. Save your gas money for an expensive trip around the world instead, and just plug in the computer and get going. It’ll cost you a little electricity, but that’s all there is to it.

Benefit 3 – No limits

There is no set amount of money you can earn. The more you work, the more you get. And the longer you have worked, the more money you’ll make for every hour of the day you stay by screen.

Benefit 4 – Controlable Times

You’re in charage of your working hours here. No more getting up at 7 and leaving your office late night. Get up whenever you want to, and go to bed whenever you want to, and do whatever you want to inbetween those two occasions. It’s all up to you!

Benefit 5 – Interest

Maybe working online doesn’t seem like the boring task that so much other statistical work does seem like? Then it most definatly is something for you to add some time to! Good luck.

Tip 1 – Payment

Using online payment alternatives such as paypal, moneybookers, etc – is a simple way to get a hold of your money. Once you reach a certain ammount the money will be automaticly transfered to your paypal, moneybookers, etc account – and you can then transfer the money from there to an ordinary bank account or use them to pay for various products online.

Tip 2 – Kickstart

When you first start working online, don’t gamble everything on it. Keep your dayjob and start with the online work as a hobby. You need both motivation and time to work online, and it won’t just all go BOOM then the checks start arriving.

Tip 3 – Research
Don’t just jump into some business you know nothing about, especially if it requires you to invest to earn. Google it, look around, see what other people think about it – on other websites than the official one. Some scammers go so far as to create multiple dummy websites just to give their fake service a reputation, so you can always do a whois search and see if the same owner owns all domains, if they have the same IP, etc. Research before you lurch in – to the work within.

Tip 4 – Dummy Emails

A few extra email accounts will always come in handy in the world of online work. Use both a different name and password than the one on all your real accounts, it will save you lots of time and trouble.

Tip 5 – Fast Internet

Are you still running a 56k modem? Does your computer have less than 256MB ram? If so, then internet work is probably not a good option for you. Either upgrade or stick to your real life, this business might not be stress aquiring, but it certainly requires good speed for you to make your money. The faser you work, the higher hourly wages you get.

. . . and that’s that. Good luck with your potential future career! More tips will be arriving while I continue striving towards higher goals by all means except selling souls to demons and trolls. Goodnight folks.

Why NOT to use PayPal

Bob Axell — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 16:05:29 +0000

Can PayPal hold my money with no explanation? YES.
Can PayPal freeze my account for no reason? YES.
Can PayPal take money from my account without me knowing? YES.

That’s a short list of common questions taken from Paypal Warning. If you look on the official Paypal website you won’t find these questions anywhere. I wonder why? It’s definitely not one of their better traits. The list of users who started using paypal and kept using it, to one day log in to their account and suddenly realize that their money isn’t there anymore can be made long.

This isn’t the only website dedicated to the misfortunes of fellow internet users. You can read about it on many other sites as well. No, it’s not some unknown hacker ravishing through your cash, it’s the site itself, the company behind it. If you had actually read the policy before signing up you would know that they have rights to do whatever they like with your money, without reason. For this reason I, and not only I, but many others, recommend that you ( if you currently use paypal ) switch to a different online payment service as soon as possible. Paypal may be the most known and used of online payment services, but it definitely isn’t the only one, and it’s far from the best. Here’s a list of alternatives you might like to use instead :

Money Bookers ( http://www.moneybookers.com )
They’re free ( apart from a few payment fees ), serious, secure and professional. I haven’t read about any Money Booker scams so far, and I have definitely not experienced any myself. Many many websites support this option of payment. Not as many as paypal, not yet, but maybe this service will outgrow the former giant soon.

eGold ( http://www.e-gold.com )
Another serious, secure and professional alternative. Many sites support this alternative as well. In difference from the other online payment services this one has a personal gold reserve in Panama. When sending or receiving payments you can also chose to pay in many different international currencies as well as in gold grams or ounces. It’s a unique and both amusing/semi-useful feature. Out of the ones listed, this is my personal favorite. The reason is unspecific, they just seem reliable, take a look at the different options and get your own opinion.

StormPay ( http://www.stormpay.com )
Actions and online payment, all in one option. Not a payment option you’ll be able to use around the entire web, but it may prove useful at times. See the site and judge for yourself.

AliPay ( http://www.alipay.com )
For Asian users only! If you can’t read Chinese, you won’t be able to find the register button. I know I can’t, but who knows, maybe you’ll get lucky.

Alertpay ( http://www.alertpay.com )
A relativly new online payment option that I so far don’t know much about, but it looks promising.