PTC (paid to click) still exists?

Tommy Matalino Level 1

March 18, 2013, 9:30 am

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PTC (paid to click) still exists?

One of the first ways I tried to get online income is by trying PTC or paid-to-click sites. That was over 5 years ago, or even more. Are they still online? Do they still pay?

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loulou

I think that they are still online but I am not sure if they do pay. I Have not done them in forever.

12 years ago

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angie828

It may be easy money but it takes forever to reach cashout. I have not done them forever.

12 years ago

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Tommy Matalino

yes, they are still online. Because there are always some idiots who are looking for easy money.

Clicking ads is not easy work... let alone waiting for them to pay you...

It may be easy money but it takes forever to reach cashout. I have not done them forever.

Hahaha. True that. Needing lots of referrals in clicking those ads is not an easy task. Let alone click those ads everyday, promising they will pay you instantly.

12 years ago

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angie828

And clicking them does take time, especially if you have to wait 30 seconds viewing the ad before you get credit for it.

12 years ago

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When I tell people around me that I work with internet marketing, some of them are interested in it. Than they go to Google trying to find out how to make money online and the next time they see me, they are already in PTC or survey crap and they try to convince me that they found some ultra cash machine. It's funny though...

12 years ago

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robertman11

When I tell people around me that I work with internet marketing, some of them are interested in it. Than they go to Google trying to find out how to make money online and the next time they see me, they are already in PTC or survey crap and they try to convince me that they found some ultra cash machine. It's funny though...

Lol or those multi level marketing scheme things where they try to get you to join under them.

12 years ago

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ralph101

Nope do not do it. I figure if it is going to take me several hours to make ten bucks, why bother?

12 years ago

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shyni

Yeah, your point is right. You can attain much money, when you join under them. But, this multi level marketing plan should be secure and genuine. If not, you may drop your money into this site. you only involve who run this business with the ARM MLM software. because of, i already checked and reviewed it.

10 years ago

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dacamy

One of the first ways I tried to get online income is by trying PTC or paid-to-click sites. That was over 5 years ago, or even more. Are they still online? Do they still pay?

There are PTCs that have survived over years and they still pay. Probably they are the ones you have used.
But paying conditions have been changed a lot.
You must be good in catching referrals - and they must be active - otherwise it will take months and months to reach the cash out.

Easier and safer is to use good bitcoin PTCs. You can withdraw weekly or even more often - it depends on your activity and the wallet you use

. You can reach the cash out by yourself. If you have referrals, it even better ;). Sure, the amounts are smaller - but making a calculation including the months you have to wait for normal PTCs to cash out, it might be more profitable with bitcoins :rolleyes:
If a bitcoin PTC "crashes", you lose only one week of clicking ads!

10 years ago

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Topseoservice

I will look into Bitcoin PTC and see how it goes.

10 years ago

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dacamy

Read attentively their FAQ and take care about fees. Some have high fees - even 30% that is more than huge! Usually, the fee for sending the BTC in your wallet must not be higher than 500 satoshis. I use a BTC PTC that cashes out in Xapo and there are no fees

10 years ago

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network123bit

Yes PTC sites continue to exist. Its kinda hard to even earn enough to cashout at these sites, though.

10 years ago

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wallet

Oh, yes there are a lot of PTC sites, but most of them are scam site that doesn't pay its members! And even if some of them pays I would never join this kind of sites because the pay rate is too low and you reach cash out in months for an amount of few dollars! PTC sites are a waste of time!

7 years ago

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Barida

My fear about some of those sites is that they don't pay as promised. I have always enjoyed working online and once some of those sites fail to pay when there is time to cash out, it makes me lose interest in working on such site.

7 years ago

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peachpurple

I tried many PTC sites and survey sites, none of them , none, I have not redeem any of them either for the past 3 years. Maybe I am not familiar with the tactics or tricks, but clicking the ads makes my hands tired.

7 years ago

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augusta

Is like most people seeking online jobs start with PTC sites before engaging in other jobs.I also started with those PTC sites until I gave myself to look for other offers because it wasn't making sense.Yes, the sites are still on with their zero level earning.

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SEOClerks

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