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#1 by bender2 » Sun Aug 16, 2015 07:36

This is my first and last post, I'm a premium member since april and everything was great until connexion issues, a few week ago. THanks to everybody who tried to fix that up, especially Jim. I earned 140$ since the beginning. I'm sorry but I won't carry on with only ads and clixgrid, tasks and survey were the most paying and I can't get access to them anymore. Once I reach my last payment of 6$, I will unfortunatly give up clixsense.
Bye everyone
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#2 by proadco » Sun Aug 16, 2015 08:17

Giving up on :clixsense: is not a Smart Business Decision.

Quiters never win. Winners never Quit.

Achievers find solutions to solve a problem.

Until you find a solution to the connection problem, then become a promoter and focus
on building referrals to earn that 10% commissions of what referrals earn and that
that 8 level affiliatae side in progress to earn that yearly upgrade commissions.

You see, there is no Internet Business School Online. Just lots of blind man leading
the blind man with a negative opinions that give how to fail to succeed in failing.

Go make you some information blogs on any topic, wildlife, economy, politics, you know target
the smart people and not make blogs on how to make money online. u earn free money when
visitors click those sponsored ads.

I graduated the Internet School of Business when I fired those Te site owners, TAE owners,
all those low class 3rd rate tinkerbell sites that wants to dumb folks down and play their
games and pick your ATM wallet. I even fired those experienced newbies who ate the
forbidden pizza too.

So you see, if you want to grow and succeed, you got to graduate from the Internet
School of Business and take control.

Make your own website, host your own content, earn on contextual ads.
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#3 by jjohnson777 » Sun Aug 16, 2015 08:28

I make $100-200 a month promoting ClixSense. No fast internet required. Unlike most bux sites even if get sick and stay in hospital few months as long as login via wifi can keep account. notice said login did not mention licking ads. I did that during hospital stay to request payment by check, I lost a NeoBux account as they do not allow you to use public connection yet can you if can not login while in hospital 2 months. Their reply is I should of used the public internet to keep my account. Yet they had no help when I know they could restore the account. This is how scam sites treat you yet masses call it elite site. They site that destroyed the old-fashioned ptcs and lead us to mess industry in now where people refuse learn how get own downline just want to rent one.
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#4 by sonyjmn » Sun Aug 16, 2015 09:04

If you have connection problems then why to quit the great site Clixsense. Cant you get another new connection. They are many options to deal with. just saying i m quitting is not the solution to your problem. Now a days in market they are many connections. if you stick with your old policies you cant be a winner. change your decision and be here in clixsense and get a new connection for yourself.
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#5 by jjohnson777 » Sun Aug 16, 2015 09:18

Not here only two options for unlimited internet no quotas. 2, 4, or 6 mbps DSL or dialup. DSL good unless watching movies and no clue why certain people stream I prefer real DVDs as quality sucks on our slow DSL.

Alot of big cities only option for unlimited internet is dialup.

I so happy I have sub-par rural area DSL provider as big companies removing copper wires going fiber optic and bringing quotas.

Dialup no option in rural area I was lucky get 24 kbps connection on 56 kbps modem. I rather have no internet than dialup. When had dial-up sites had less graphic sites now all kiddies must have videos that auto-load. I yet see need put a video on single site I made.
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#6 by BouldRake » Sun Aug 16, 2015 09:24

You have to put videos on your website, and you have to make them play automatically, and you have to have the gain set as high as possible.

How else will strangers find out what daddy got you for Christmas?
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#7 by jjohnson777 » Sun Aug 16, 2015 13:07

Well I make a point never join or buy at sites that have auto-playing videos think I broke rule but they did not have them when joined. I make exceptions for those if really like site.
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#8 by BouldRake » Sun Aug 16, 2015 13:23

A few years ago, there was a traffic exchange who advertised being free from annoying auto-playing audio and video. Of course, the primary source of auto-playing audio and video in other exchanges was the splash pages for the same traffic exchange whose selling point was they didn't have those.

Join us to avoid a problem we created at other exchanges! And everyone lapped it up.

That was when the traffic exchange industry died.
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#9 by punyawati » Sun Aug 16, 2015 13:29

you are right!!It is most trustable sites..so dont give up[/ :) :) :) size]
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#10 by proadco » Sun Aug 16, 2015 13:39

traffic exchanges full of zombies operated by losers that feed off human gold fish
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#11 by valerie » Sun Aug 16, 2015 13:42

Traffic exchanges are not dead.

Traffic exchanges are one of many cheap to no cost ways to promote your offers.

Unfortunately, there is a 'group' that networks the traffic exchanges. It's not
good to network something like 'traffic exchanges' but that is exactly what they
did and still do. It's truly a downfall to the industry.

Many years ago, I published an ezine. There was a lady that started a network
of ads within ezine's. The way it worked is, you joined her network and people
could purchase ads such as in groups..... 1 solo ad, 1 top sponsor ad,...etc. The
ads would appear in multiple ezine's. She told me 'Valerie, you should be rich
with your newsletter, join us, share the profit'. So I did. I about went crazy.
Ads after ads I was sent and my ezine was full of ads. Subscribers began
unsubscribing. Needless to say, I didn't get rich and if anyone made the bucks,
it was her. I can't remember her name but she wasn't in business long. :lol:

Like the ezine scenario above, some traffic exchanges have been flooded with
same old content, same ole operation, same ole foolery simply because they
said 'join me' and network as a group.

So, you need to be selective with traffic exchanges. You need to have, as a norm,
a very large number of credits on a continuous basis. And....you need to grab the
eye with color, honestly, short sentences, and what you can do for the viewer.
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#12 by S_Abbott » Sun Aug 16, 2015 13:52

BouldRake wrote: A few years ago, there was a traffic exchange who advertised being free from annoying auto-playing audio and video. Of course, the primary source of auto-playing audio and video in other exchanges was the splash pages for the same traffic exchange whose selling point was they didn't have those.

Join us to avoid a problem we created at other exchanges! And everyone lapped it up.

That was when the traffic exchange industry died.

LOL I think I remember that one.

Autoplay vids make me grind my teeth, big time. The problem is people don't set them up properly, there's a lot that have been misconfigured, making everything else go crazy. Browsers freeze, some of these actually send you to blue screen. Some people just throw anything into getting them up, and not testing them out.

Since everyone has different computer configurations and security settings and programs, et al...it's really crazy NOT to set on load only. And also consider there actually are a few program owners who either will refuse to set up these auto loads and will keep your ad dollars for not following the rules.

And then there are those who've loaded nasties along with it, not caring about blown comps. They still get their money. ;)

And the list goes on and on.

Doing regular ads, I refuse to set my browser to allow everything. It's just a virus/malware/nasty attack waiting to happen. I selectively allow and do keep track of most of the "bewares".

And the one that really makes me nutzzz, you're listening to your favorite song and POW! YOU CAN BE THE NEXT BIG GURU....yada yada, and it just blows your day. pffffffffffffttttttttttt
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#13 by BouldRake » Sun Aug 16, 2015 13:58

Quote:Traffic exchanges are not dead.

Yeah, sure, I exaggerate - but they seriously suck compared to what they did four or five years ago. They're laughable compared to what they were at the turning of the century. It'd give you a hernia if you knew how good they were before the world wide web was a thing, and we were exchanging gopher holes...
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#14 by proadco » Sun Aug 16, 2015 14:36

Traffic exchanges of today is the School of Loserville on Steroids.

The Tinkerbell Merry Go Round. Home of the Dumb You Down School of Clowns.
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#15 by S_Abbott » Sun Aug 16, 2015 14:43

LOL you've got that right!

Now, TE owners run join the "next best thing" and constantly spam your email account with every program they've made a deal with the owner, leaving poor Joe Blow referral-less. Then they cash out fast with all the refs they've stolen, ultimately leaving the site without a drop of cash in their coffers and moving on to "the next next best thing", wash, rinse, repeat.

The rest of them make everyone think that joining teams will help you earn millions of dollars and become....

The next big thing.

Yeah right.

They shove whatever cash is left in their pockets, and the rest of the poor peeps are wondering what happened to all the *good* traffic and cash.

Oh! but you DO get badges! And of course, you get to learn all about how to earn BIG DOLLARS from the Pizza Guru. ;)

Hmmmmm

ROFL

And of course, the good TE's owned by non-smarmy dudes and dudettes go by the wayside because their business model is a good, responsible set up, and they don't pay out tons of non-site cash to the movers and shakers.
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#16 by proadco » Sun Aug 16, 2015 14:53

Let Me Tell Me You About That Toxic Pizza That Dumbs You Down With Pizza Plan One and Pizza Plan Two


I got the domain name: The Pizza Plan 3

Guess who that Ticked Off?

I'm tired of the crap in Te Toy Tech B>S and all their sub minions who pimps the newbies off.

All I have to do now is build that site with what I have in mind.
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#17 by BouldRake » Sun Aug 16, 2015 14:56

A detailed guide on how to use your earnings from a successful online business to start up a new pizza shop?
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#18 by proadco » Sun Aug 16, 2015 15:44

BouldRake wrote: A detailed guide on how to use your earnings from a successful online business to start up a new pizza shop?

@ BouldRake

You're Close

Except for the Pizza and the dollar noodles

When everyone could be eating Filet Mignon, Prime Rib, Lobster and Shrimp
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#19 by jjohnson777 » Sun Aug 16, 2015 16:31

Traffic exchanges very effective. Like one my sites offering 20,000 hits for $2.99 does well on them as they used paying $5 for 1000 hits. And I find ptc traffic just as effective as traffic exchange traffic.

My best results at smaller sites where they see my site over and over again.

Some smaller ones full of buyers too.

Big ones not as effective.
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#20 by proadco » Sun Aug 16, 2015 17:15

ROFL. Yea, they had to lower the price because they don't have quality prospects.

Sure, you throw enough mud on the wall, you will eventually get some to stick.

Those power surfers on the surf teams has one agenda. Get the toy prize for surfing the most.

70% of all those hits are burned up by the power surfing zombies.

Listing building about all Te's are good for.
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