too much time for paid to click
By Labrat
@Labrat (210)
June 22, 2012 10:31am CST
Paid to click sites take far too much of my time and it is gettign boring, only getting a few cents a day for hours of clicking then waiting for the timer to tick down, theres got to be an easier and better way. The only way I can see how to make money is if you know a lot of people. Unfortunetly I dont.
Anyone got any other suggestions for me? Any help is welcome
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2 responses
@carben44 (322)
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22 Jun 12
There sure is. I use a few different sites to make my money. I use Tagvillage, MyBrowserCash and Dungeons&Treasures mainly.
There are plenty of others, but in all honesty, you need to speculate to accumulate. In other words, if you want to make more than a few cents, you need to invest a little. When I say a little, I mean a few dollars, but avoid HYIP style sites.
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@sajeevking (5073)
• Mumbai, India
23 Jun 12
Hey kumar Clixsense have actually decrease the minimum amount to cashout it was 10$ before now its 8$ for free members and 6$ for upgraded ones.
If you work on task and offer you can reach the minimum payout amount easily every week.
no need to refer anyone and no need to upgrade too but yeah you would need to work on task
@oindy54 (3445)
• India
24 Jun 12
It would take very long even to reach that 8$ mark at Clixsense. I stopped logging into that site since I got my last payment. For Indian members it can take more than a year to reach the minimum payout. Moreover, I have tried to do the tasks like taking surveys but have always been told there are no surveys for the moment. How can I earn this way! That is why I am no longer interested in this site. Too difficult to earn without referrals.
@lifes97 (884)
• United Arab Emirates
23 Jun 12
hi, have to say you are right
they assume long hours and hours from you day and everyday, for afew cents, really just wish to increase the cents a little bit, but oh they abuse the people who have some time to spend online and so. they are not losing anything if they increase
