Paypal is gaining momentum in banning sites; they got Neobux on July 9th. There's a long message in their forum about it... First BuxP, then here, now Neo - all the longtime sites... I think Wordlinx is the only one left but they have another business model attached to their ptc so I "think" they are safe.

as long as it is PTC site, paypal no longer wants to be associated with them. so, if clixsense removes ptc and the 8 level system, chances are paypal might be back here. if you take a look at other sites WITHOUT ptc, they are still using paypal without problem.

rpdesign wrote: as long as it is PTC site, paypal no longer wants to be associated with them. so, if clixsense removes ptc and the 8 level system, chances are paypal might be back here. if you take a look at other sites WITHOUT ptc, they are still using paypal without problem.

Still using paypal for now, so was neo, untill they were not.
All sites have to be individually reviewed, that's whats taking so long.
The fact that they still have paypal for now, signifies nothing.

I couldn't care less, I now prefer Tango Card with ZERO fees and unlimited holding time. I just got a new soundbar from Amazon for my TV system and since I have Prime, they even shipped it free. Anyone who lives in the USA that is not taking advantage of Tango Card should take another hard look.

This is old news

prism1969 wrote: Paypal is gaining momentum in banning sites; they got Neobux on July 9th. There's a long message in their forum about it... First BuxP, then here, now Neo - all the longtime sites... I think Wordlinx is the only one left but they have another business model attached to their ptc so I "think" they are safe.

So did ClixSense and Neobux. It makes no difference. The moment there is PTC in the equation, PayPal wants nothing to do with it. ClixSense was GPT + PTC, mostly GPT lately, yet they lost PayPal. Basically PayPal does not understand the difference between a "BUX" and a genuine "PTC" - both models are totally different, so they take the easy way out and condemn all paid to click sites. Sites might go on without PayPal, BUT, question is now, will this affect the number of ads ? Don,t most advertisers use PayPal ? Will they be willing to open new payment processors, I guess there will likely be a transition but one thing for sure, the SCAM industry will survive. The GOOD guys will be affected but the bad guys will get stronger........ Perfect Money and BITCOIN is what's keeping the scam industry alive, including HYIP.

As far as NB, they have another issue, not only did their PayPal get cut, it is now not possible to cash out from that site for the time being, 4 weeks to be exact, at least.

Losing Paypal here and at a few other PTC sites doesn't bother me to bad. I can always use Payza if the need arises, however due to their fees sending it to a credit card I would have to have $100 + to transfer it to my credit card. The CC company gets $20 to accept the payment and Payza gets another $15 so all in all it has to be a large amount if I transfer the cash.

hlrive wrote: Losing Paypal here and at a few other PTC sites doesn't bother me to bad. I can always use Payza if the need arises, however due to their fees sending it to a credit card I would have to have $100 + to transfer it to my credit card. The CC company gets $20 to accept the payment and Payza gets another $15 so all in all it has to be a large amount if I transfer the cash.

Payza also stops all payouts once they get a greedy feeling to hold all funds and collect interest while sending you continous " be patient" responses!

RoseGold wrote: That's one reason I chose to be paid by check.

Me too, $1.00 fee & no bullsh*&

I wish all sites had the option of checks. I am paid by check too and like it.

Darkstar2 wrote:

prism1969 wrote: Paypal is gaining momentum in banning sites; they got Neobux on July 9th. There's a long message in their forum about it... First BuxP, then here, now Neo - all the longtime sites... I think Wordlinx is the only one left but they have another business model attached to their ptc so I "think" they are safe.

So did ClixSense and Neobux. It makes no difference. The moment there is PTC in the equation, PayPal wants nothing to do with it. ClixSense was GPT + PTC, mostly GPT lately, yet they lost PayPal. Basically PayPal does not understand the difference between a "BUX" and a genuine "PTC" - both models are totally different, so they take the easy way out and condemn all paid to click sites. Sites might go on without PayPal, BUT, question is now, will this affect the number of ads ? Don,t most advertisers use PayPal ? Will they be willing to open new payment processors, I guess there will likely be a transition but one thing for sure, the SCAM industry will survive. The GOOD guys will be affected but the bad guys will get stronger........ Perfect Money and BITCOIN is what's keeping the scam industry alive, including HYIP.

As far as NB, they have another issue, not only did their PayPal get cut, it is now not possible to cash out from that site for the time being, 4 weeks to be exact, at least.

Are you a PayPal representative of something
Apparently, you are not. Otherwise, you would not be here letting us know what you ASSUME PayPal does or understands.

As for the 3-4 weeks of waiting time, this is valid only for those who had used PayPal for most of their purchases.
So IT IS possible to cashout from that site and they have users posting proof of payment every day, including today

3-4 weeks wait time or 3-4 years ? asked that and ...banned
Only CS is honest , rest is pure rubish

Paypal will be axing all sites with PTC advertising or similar....responding to being class action sued by disgruntled TM users who were scammed when the site went down.

chefkang wrote:
As for the 3-4 weeks of waiting time, this is valid only for those who had used PayPal for most of their purchases.
So IT IS possible to cashout from that site and they have users posting proof of payment every day, including today

Why would the payment processors you use for purchases affect how much you can withdraw from those payment processors though? That part seems odd to me. Is this a common practice among PTC/GPT sites? Clixsense doesn't seem to have that kind of clause from what I can see.

Another 3 site axed today , that is just site that i know

Apparently they will find a reason to ax them all! Looks like it is beginning to ad up that the only ones they want to deal with is E-bay and those paying directly for purchases made through the internet. Don't look like they want to be associated with people that make extra money through the internet. I am seriously considering a Tango Card as one of my survey sites are now using this for payments. Oh, well, if Paypal thinks we can't get along without them, they are sadly mistaken. I seldom use them. When I use up the amount in my current account I am seriously considering closing my account. No skin off my back! I can always use a CC for my online purchases!

realpizza wrote: Why would the payment processors you use for purchases affect how much you can withdraw from those payment processors though? That part seems odd to me. Is this a common practice among PTC/GPT sites? Clixsense doesn't seem to have that kind of clause from what I can see.

Because Neobux has to comply to the European anti-money laundry legal regulations and because being the biggest PTC/GPT in size (traffic, revenues, etc.) creates additional liability.

Checks can be given in only a few countries!

I think that Paypal does not like payments going out to individuals from any company .
Remember, they also shut off Traffic Exchanges .
Individual survey companies could be next on their list .