Quick or Slow Payout

racheldarcy · 04-03-2008, 10:55 AM

It seem sthat a lot of people like to join PTC sites which have a low minimum payout amount as they can get there oney quickly. This is good initially as you will know whether the company is reputable and will pay out well. however, there are charges for receiving payouts to Paypal and Alertpay (ifyou have a business account) and it seems well worth holding on and waiting until you have built up some earnings before you cash out. What do you all do?

jlyn12 · 04-09-2008, 03:46 AM

I am a big fan of Hits4Pay, which is one of the oldest and most reputable PTC sites on the Net. They also are one of the highest paying, at 2 cents per 30 second view, and then 1 cent for TWO levels of referrals! The minimum is rather high at $25, but when you sign up they will give you a $10 sign on bonus, which is a great head start. Compare having different PTCs to having short-term and long-term investments, like a savings account and a CD. You might join a PTC that pays low per click with a low payout for a faster cashout. But also have a quality, higher paying program like Hits4Pay where you can build and maximize your earnings.

As soon as you join, start working on building refs (no purchase options at Hits4Pay). I already have a nice downline growing through placing PTC ads myself. For example, one new referral that recently joined already has 14 referrals (my level 2). Hits4Pay pays monthly via PayPal whenever you meet or exceed $25. With a nice downline it is possible to far exceed that!

nuaeman · 04-10-2008, 03:49 AM

I ever try Hits4pay before but havent reach minimum payment so far. $25 is very hard to reach I think. Im also try Donkeymails and their payout is about 0.1 c if im not mistaken. Already withdraw the money several times but only a few cents. Im using Egold that time. If you really want to make money Im not suggest this kind of program.

jlyn12 · 04-10-2008, 05:52 PM

Again, it depends on the downline you build. You would be surprised how 3 levels of earnings can add up. But, you have to build the downline. Hits4Pay puts the system in place. Unfortunately, everybody just isn't going to use the system to its full advantage. I personally want to and am excited to see my downline growing, which translates into dollars and cents.