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friskimage @friskimage (170) • United States 24 Jul 10

I have been a premium member of Clixsense for over a year now. I just paid ten dollars today to upgrade again for another year. About an hour after upgrading, I now have 472 ads to click at one cent each. The first time I...

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friskimage It may be best if you do not based on the comment above from another member from the Phillipines.

25 Jul 10

friskimage @friskimage (170) • United States 24 Jul 10

I have been a premium member of Clixsense for over a year now. I just paid ten dollars today to upgrade again for another year. About an hour after upgrading, I now have 472 ads to click at one cent each. The first time I...

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friskimage I believe you if that has been your experience, as I have spent my whole life in the U.S. But, are you sure it is only U.S., Canada and U.K? It seems to me that if a site limited the majority of ads to only those 3 countries, they would be losing out on a lot...

25 Jul 10

friskimage @friskimage (170) • United States 24 Jul 10

I have been a premium member of Clixsense for over a year now. I just paid ten dollars today to upgrade again for another year. About an hour after upgrading, I now have 472 ads to click at one cent each. The first time I...

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friskimage Yes, that is correct. I do not bother with refs because I work a full-time job during the day and only do internet stuff part-time. I do agree that getting refs would make a lot more money, but it requires a lot of work and investing in some advertising and...

25 Jul 10

friskimage @friskimage (170) • United States 24 Jul 10

I have been a premium member of Clixsense for over a year now. I just paid ten dollars today to upgrade again for another year. About an hour after upgrading, I now have 472 ads to click at one cent each. The first time I...

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friskimage Yes, I do believe that neobux has paid that amount out, however, I also believe that much more than that has been paid in on upgrades and renting refs. I gave up a long time ago on neobux. I went golden and rented refs, it seems like as soon as I went golden,...

25 Jul 10

suspenseful @suspenseful (40193) • Canada 4 Jul 09

When I was about to cash out, I was given a choice cash out immediately through WordLinx or wait 30 days and cashout through Paypal. Now since I use Paypal and since I did not need the money right then, I decided to do the 30 day...

wordlinx cash out

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friskimage I am in the U.S. and I get many more ads after upgrading. Upgrade was definitely worth it for me. I am only a part time clicker, weekends and some evenings, I made 70 cents last week.

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rifathuha @rifathuha (274) 31 Aug 09

neobux adds a new feature. member can block rented referrals those who do not click regularly. I want to know what is the impact of this now?

help regarding neobux

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friskimage If you are a golden member, rentals are recycled automatically after 14 days of inactivity. You may have a rental that has been a good clicker and may be on vacation or something. If this is the case, you can click on the lock icon which will prevent them from...

1 Nov 09

friskimage @friskimage (170) • United States 30 May 09

Have you heard of the Doomsday Vault? It is a huge vault or warehouse that has been built into the side of a mountain on an island near the Arctic ocean. The purpose is to warehouse seeds from all over the world in case of a...

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friskimage I believe that it will work, as the seeds are being stored at the optimal temperature. I just hope that an emergency situation never arises where we will have to use them. Although I do think that it is possible that GMO crops may take over the world at some...

12 Oct 09

friskimage @friskimage (170) • United States 31 Aug 09

I got my first payout from Trekpay last week. The minimum is $5.50. I reached that in 10 weeks. I spend about 15 minutes a day on the site clicking on ads. The key is the clickthroughs. You get more points by clicking on the...

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friskimage Each week, I get close to 300 points and this results in .66 to .70 each week. That is spending 15 minutes each day clicking on ads. I know that the point conversion is not great, but they still pay better than a lot of other PTC sites. I will stay with them...

3 Sep 09

friskimage @friskimage (170) • United States 31 Aug 09

I got my first payout from Trekpay last week. The minimum is $5.50. I reached that in 10 weeks. I spend about 15 minutes a day on the site clicking on ads. The key is the clickthroughs. You get more points by clicking on the...

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friskimage I have not used referrals there, yet. Have you contacted the Admin or started a ticket there? Have you tried watching somebody sign up while you are there using your referral link?

31 Aug 09

friskimage @friskimage (170) • United States 31 Aug 09

I got my first payout from Trekpay last week. The minimum is $5.50. I reached that in 10 weeks. I spend about 15 minutes a day on the site clicking on ads. The key is the clickthroughs. You get more points by clicking on the...

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friskimage Thanks for the response. Yes, I agree, the site is very easy to use. I see a lot of blogs advertising there. This makes me wonder if it is profitable to advertise there as well. A couple more payouts from them and I am going to take my payment and advertise my...

31 Aug 09

friskimage @friskimage (170) • United States 26 Jul 09

The newer screw-in type fluorescent light bulbs contain mercury. There was a case in 2008 in Florida, U.S. where a woman dropped a bulb in her living room. It broke on the floor. She had heard that the bulbs may be toxic, so she...

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friskimage Yes, I agree that there should be a warning which is large and easily visible on each package. Right now, depending on the brand, there is a mention on the back of the package (in smaller print) that says to dispose of properly. I have never seen anyone with...

27 Jul 09

friskimage @friskimage (170) • United States 26 Jul 09

The newer screw-in type fluorescent light bulbs contain mercury. There was a case in 2008 in Florida, U.S. where a woman dropped a bulb in her living room. It broke on the floor. She had heard that the bulbs may be toxic, so she...

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friskimage I was not aware of all of the other chemicals in these bulbs. I will be researching this further. Thanks for the information. You are helping the movement to spread the word.

27 Jul 09

friskimage @friskimage (170) • United States 26 Jul 09

The newer screw-in type fluorescent light bulbs contain mercury. There was a case in 2008 in Florida, U.S. where a woman dropped a bulb in her living room. It broke on the floor. She had heard that the bulbs may be toxic, so she...

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friskimage Wow, thanks for all of the useful information. I will be checking out the EPA site. So, what you are saying justifies the manufacture and use of CFL's. But, we (the world) still have an educational issue. Getting the word out to more people. Do you happen to...

27 Jul 09

friskimage @friskimage (170) • United States 26 Jul 09

The newer screw-in type fluorescent light bulbs contain mercury. There was a case in 2008 in Florida, U.S. where a woman dropped a bulb in her living room. It broke on the floor. She had heard that the bulbs may be toxic, so she...

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friskimage They are supposed to last 3 years or more. But out of 10 that I bought 2 have already burned out after just 1 year. I bought them before I heard about the mercury. But, I think you are right that some form of eco-friendly lighting will be developed at some...

27 Jul 09

friskimage @friskimage (170) • United States 26 Jul 09

I do hope that we can address the issue of healthcare in the United States. It is a sad state of affairs, when in the wealthiest country on earth, over 40 million people go without health coverage. People that are sick and...

healthcare

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friskimage I am not sure that people will stop being greedy without some significant social change. In the U.S. the dollar rules. There are many materialistic people here. We need a social change so that it is cool to help others rather than having the biggest house or...

27 Jul 09

friskimage @friskimage (170) • United States 26 Jul 09

The newer screw-in type fluorescent light bulbs contain mercury. There was a case in 2008 in Florida, U.S. where a woman dropped a bulb in her living room. It broke on the floor. She had heard that the bulbs may be toxic, so she...

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friskimage Thanks for the response. It is possible that evacuation was not necessary. I believe, if I remember correctly, that the explosion of the bulb causes the mercury to turn into airborne dust that is breathable and that is why she was told to evacuate, to allow...

26 Jul 09

friskimage @friskimage (170) • United States 30 May 09

Have you heard of the Doomsday Vault? It is a huge vault or warehouse that has been built into the side of a mountain on an island near the Arctic ocean. The purpose is to warehouse seeds from all over the world in case of a...

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friskimage I also hope that they are banking plant species in areas where deforestation is causing extinction, like the rainforest. I think the Discovery channel is also where I heard about it.

26 Jul 09

friskimage @friskimage (170) • United States 26 Jul 09

The newer screw-in type fluorescent light bulbs contain mercury. There was a case in 2008 in Florida, U.S. where a woman dropped a bulb in her living room. It broke on the floor. She had heard that the bulbs may be toxic, so she...

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friskimage You are right. And a program to deal with this issue should be national or even possibly worldwide. If we leave it to the individual municipalities to deal with, it could take forever to get it done. I am not sure if these types of bulbs are being marketed in...

26 Jul 09

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friskimage @friskimage (170) • United States 26 Jul 09

The newer screw-in type fluorescent light bulbs contain mercury. There was a case in 2008 in Florida, U.S. where a woman dropped a bulb in her living room. It broke on the floor. She had heard that the bulbs may be toxic, so she...

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friskimage Yes, this is a very important topic. I guess this is the beginning of the awareness campaign. Since I have not heard of any other campaign, I am starting my own. Not sure of Malaysia, but here in the U.S. There are many brands of these bulbs. You can tell...

26 Jul 09

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