i think that most of the problems are due to some known PTC sites who turned scam. they tarnished PTC to paypal transactions. paypal became aware of such things ... I guess only those who retained reputation including clixsense will be the only allowed pay per click programs with paypal transactions ... and if a site does not offer paypal as a means for cash out and deposit ... you have to be cautious ... salute to clixsense for making its members feel secured ...

sorry for my english ...

Your English is fine, and I agree with you that PayPal is acting on the ever-ending creation of scam PTC sites.

It is great that sites like ClixSense continue to meet the tough requirements of PayPal (and other payment processors) and provide us with a great, honest opportunity to earn some money.

Unfortunately my original post was edited, but the statement made by the admin of that site truly raised my concerns and I was worried sick that PayPal were becoming negative in regard to PTC sites. However, the moderator (Valerie) pointed out errors made by the admin of that site while dealing with PayPal and I truly believe the problems were of their own causing rather than PayPal acting against the PTC industry. Of course, ClixSense admin also made a statement which only increases my positivity again, and eliminates the concerns that I had.

If a site does not pay out via Paypal
I will likely not even waste my time on that
site at all. I hope by Paypal cracking down on
PTC site owners it will be hard for other PTC
sites to arrive out of thin air scamming people
out of their hard earned money. Paypal
cracking down on PTC sites can turn out to be
a good thing for the future of the PTC world.

I'm paying close attention. If I get to seeing
other PTC sites disappear then it will only
help me understand without PayPal its hard
for more of theses PTC sites to survive.

yaboililscoota wrote: If a site does not pay out via Paypal
I will likely not even waste my time on that
site at all. I hope by Paypal cracking down on
PTC site owners it will be hard for other PTC
sites to arrive out of thin air scamming people
out of their hard earned money. Paypal
cracking down on PTC sites can turn out to be
a good thing for the future of the PTC world.

I'm paying close attention. If I get to seeing
other PTC sites disappear then it will only
help me understand without PayPal its hard
for more of theses PTC sites to survive.

i agree with you ... i left sites that is not paying via paypal ...

Paypal Rumors

24 Sep 2014 04:24 pm

Members, today we have had many tickets submitted by fellow ClixSense members stating that Paypal is no longer allowing PTC sites to use their services. This is the first we had heard of this and decided to reach out to our Paypal account rep to see what is going on. He advised me that it is true that Paypal is limiting the amount of new Pay Per Click websites that it accepts but in no way are they stopping processing for all PTC sites. The information that came out from another site was not accurate and in no way are we at risk of losing our Paypal account.

I was advised that due to our excellent standing with Paypal that we had nothing to worry about.

So lets put this rumor to rest and get clicking!!

Thank you
The ClixSense Team

if all PTC advert site but ClixSense cracked down, we will have lesser ads.

yaboililscoota wrote: If a site does not pay out via Paypal
I will likely not even waste my time on that
site at all. I hope by Paypal cracking down on
PTC site owners it will be hard for other PTC
sites to arrive out of thin air scamming people
out of their hard earned money. Paypal
cracking down on PTC sites can turn out to be
a good thing for the future of the PTC world.

I'm paying close attention. If I get to seeing
other PTC sites disappear then it will only
help me understand without PayPal its hard
for more of theses PTC sites to survive.

It's never wasting time when you make money my friend. What would Scrooge Mcduck say?

dukuntekno wrote: if all PTC advert site but ClixSense cracked down, we will have lesser ads.

True... But PTC Sites gets Paid to Advertise SCAM Sites while Hard Clicking Workers get Scammed, not a very good outlook.

Many of you may have seen the statement made by the admin of a PTC claiming PayPal was responsible for the closing of his PTC, and that all PTCs would be affected due to PayPal closing the accounts of PTCs.

With this in mind, I wish to reassure you somewhat.

This information (between the lines below) has come from PayPal (from my Partnership Manager in the UK who I e-mailed when I first saw the statement on the PTC in question) and therefore clarifies the situation to a large degree. Of course, PayPal review their policies all the time, so nothing is guaranteed.

===================================================================================

PayPal is getting very tough on PTCs.

New sites will have various problems trying to keep PayPal as a payment option, this is due to the high number of disputes PayPal has dealt with in regard to spam PTC sites. In effect, new site owners may have to provide supportive documents to show they are legit. Anyone can open a PayPal account, and it is only after activity that PayPal can assess anyone's account, should the account be in order PayPal should take no action, and allow the account to remain active without any restrictions. If, however, they are concerns appropriate action will be implemented, these include temporary blocks on receiving/sending funds or termination of accounts.

Established sites who have a good relation with PayPal will be unaffected. Of course, if disputes raise PayPal will take action.

===================================================================================

In effect, these PayPal measures are good for the PTC industry... in time, if a PTC is (still) offering PayPal as a payment option, then you will know it is a good site.

No PayPal option should raise your suspicions, but do also take into regard that PayPal is not in every country and sometimes the fees are excessive due to location (e.g. India), meaning PTC site owners may prefer other payment options.

Finally, if a PTC site claims to be in 'PayPal maintenance' you can be sure of one thing... they have had problems with their PayPal account (e.g. too many disputes or funding issues from bank accounts etc...). While these may be temporary, be careful... it could also be the end of that PTC, so avoid depositing funds into that PTC (from any payment processor) until the PayPal option is fully available again.

Thank you for clarifying MJWPro. It gives me comfort as I bet Clixsense has a great reputiation with Paypal. No doubt.

Personally, I'd love to see Paypal crack down on more of the scam sites--specifically the ten zillion "bux" sites that pop up for a month or two and then disappear. THEY are the real problem in the PTC world, both for the advertisers who are trying to get customers/referrals and for the legitimate sites like Clixsense.

If anything, a general cleansing of the PTC industry would be good both for us clickers AND for legit sites like Clixsense--because we here would end up with even more ads to click and more offers to take advantage of, if there weren't ten zillion scam sites selling 1000 visitors for 5 cents. Those sites give ALL other sites a bad name, over time--after an advertiser has spent money at 4,5,6,7 sites and gotten zero return for their money, they will look for other ways to advertise rather than keep trying PTC.

Unfortunately, as long as Buxhost keeps leasing PTC sites to anyone who hands them 69.00 a month, the scammers will continue to have a field day--because they will always find clickers who are foolish enough (or greedy enough) to believe that they can get hundreds of dollars a month in return for doing next to nothing.

I am lucky--I have never been scammed. But that isn't really luck--I haven't been scammed because I never join any "bux" sites, I never join sites that rent referrals or limit the number of direct referrals you can have, and I check ouyt the math as well. Seriously, people--if a site is charging 5.00 for 1000 visitors, how can they afford to pay YOU 2-8 cents for one click?

uzy123 wrote:

yaboililscoota wrote: If a site does not pay out via Paypal
I will likely not even waste my time on that
site at all. I hope by Paypal cracking down on
PTC site owners it will be hard for other PTC
sites to arrive out of thin air scamming people
out of their hard earned money. Paypal
cracking down on PTC sites can turn out to be
a good thing for the future of the PTC world.

I'm paying close attention. If I get to seeing
other PTC sites disappear then it will only
help me understand without PayPal its hard
for more of theses PTC sites to survive.

It's never wasting time when you make money my friend. What would Scrooge Mcduck say?

Well it depends on what you are doing to make
the money. There are loads of ways to make money
that's just not worth the time. I am not about to get
to naming loads of things, but its real when others
quote "Time is money"... Depending on what you're
spending you time on. Signing up an joining worthless
sites will not be about making money at all. You will
likely get scammed in this PTC world.

Personally, I don't think any payment processor has the right to police websites.

People need to be responsible for their own actions.

I don't need paypal or anyone else for that matter, telling me who I can give my
money to and who I can't.

That's the big problem with all the payment processors online and especially paypal.
They have froze accounts of millions of people over the years. Many of those sites,
very legitimate and ethical.

In fact, I think it is one very serious problem with the world....people allowing others
to make their own personal decisions for them. STOP already!

Do your own research. Stop being greedy. Never spend more than you can afford to
lose. Stop allowing others to make decisions that you should be making for yourself.
Stop placing the blame on others for decisions you have made yourself.

That's my 2 cents.

Thanks for all the responses.

Agreed, PayPal and others shouldn't police websites, but with a bunch of scamming (you know whats) in the world, I guess it's something they have to do. I mean, if they continually kept getting scammed they would all eventually have to close, and we would have nowhere to cash out our earnings too.

Must admit though, the processors do get it wrong a lot, and as pointed out above (valerie's post) they have frozen the accounts of many legitimate and ethical sites, which causes annoyance and distress to many people.