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#1 by te123 » Tue Sep 29, 2015 12:06

Question for the Admins of Clixsense???
In the section of recent about cashout changes becoming only wednesdays and no longer monday or fridays for paypal and all other processor cashouts, it stated that this was becoming more of a rewards site. My question is
Is Clixsense going to continue to have ads to click on like they have had for many years and are we also going to still be able promote on other ptcs or simply other sites to still be able to get the direct refferals like we always been able to do here. I was hoping if Clixsense does make any changes to there program that this part will still be the same. Thank you for reading!!!!
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#2 by BouldRake » Tue Sep 29, 2015 12:21

A year or two before you joined, Clixsense didn't have offerwalls, and tasks, and video offers. Nothing like that. They just had PTC ads. Most of the time, they just had one PTC ad.

They're referring to the addition of features like this, where clicks are minor part of your earnings, and most of the money comes from surveys and offers.

It is possible that one day they'll remove PTC entirely, but it's not very likely. It makes no sense to remove a feature that makes everybody money. Also note even the offerwalls have one click offers which are just a fancy way of saying "PTC ads". So no, they're talking about the continued evolution, not drastic revolution.
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#3 by te123 » Tue Sep 29, 2015 12:31

Thank you for your answer!!
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#4 by jjohnson777 » Tue Sep 29, 2015 13:44

Some offers have where click 1-1o ads called website explorer. Key is how explain site to people who join. Need to sell features most likely make you money. PTC is very small part of it now.
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#5 by valerie » Tue Sep 29, 2015 14:29

te123 wrote: Question for the Admins of Clixsense???
In the section of recent about cashout changes becoming only wednesdays and no longer monday or fridays for paypal and all other processor cashouts, it stated that this was becoming more of a rewards site. My question is
Is Clixsense going to continue to have ads to click on like they have had for many years and are we also going to still be able promote on other ptcs or simply other sites to still be able to get the direct refferals like we always been able to do here. I was hoping if Clixsense does make any changes to there program that this part will still be the same. Thank you for reading!!!!

ClixSense makes a lot of changes to their program. They've been here going on ten years so they do
stay updated.

ClixSense is a PTC first and GPT second. Originally, it was a PTC 'Paid to Click. Now it's a GPT 'Get Paid To'.

Any changes or additions will always be in the news/updates section and ClixSense always makes us aware of such.

It's doubtful they will ever remove the PTC area since they own an advertising company as well as ClixSense.
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#6 by te123 » Tue Sep 29, 2015 15:06

Thanks admin for the info. :D :D
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