The point is, that member is blaming ClixSense and also he is saying goodbye.
Why?
Look at his member date?
He's been a member for two weeks.
He has 0 referrals.
He obviously does not understand how everything works here.
He hasn't gave up just on ClixSense. He has given up on his self.
And someone is losing a referral.
I stick to my post and my point. Because doing surveys and offers and clicking/viewing ads, is not a job.
It's really not. It's something you can do at the computer to keep abreast what is happening online and
you can make extra money while you're at it. Everyone needs to understand in this industry, that is what
it is, extra money. It's ok to get frustrated. It's even ok to get mad. ClixSense is full or real people, not
martians. So it's understandable that a person gets frustrated some times because people are human.
The member that started this topic, would have faired better, if he had ask for help, ask for direction, read
the info and the tips. Maybe he would have understood, the numerous ways that money can be made here.
Maybe he would have given himself a chance. Maybe by this time next year, he'd been making weekly payouts
that would more then compensate for that large daily starbucks.
By the way....the fig newtons are very good, warm, fresh on the conveyor belt.
But my problem is the same in that, I don't know how to get notifications in it. That's the screen you did
not display or tell me how to get it to do it. When I click the applications, there are 4 notifs listed and checked.
Kaspersky
Adium (green bird)
Growl Menu
Skype
That is all I see in the 'Applications' screen. I can't figure out how to put anything in the applications list.
In regards to display options, it doesn't matter what I choose, nothing changes.
ClixSense does not own the survey companies. It's doubtful any survey company will see your post here.
If you have a problem with any of the survey companies, you can contact them, let them know what issue
you are having, what happen, etc.
There are also forums and various sites in which you can rate survey companies and leave feedback. This is
a good idea to do because if a survey company has poor ratings across the board, people won't use them which
means they won't get customers nor will they make money. It's also a good idea to rate the ones you enjoy.
Maybe it's just me but working online is the easiest job I have ever done in my life. I truthfully can't even call
it a job.
I worked in health care most my life....and man oh man I sure know it! I usually can only sleep 5 hours per
night. My back hurts if I stand for more than thirty minutes at a time.
I worked at a cookie factory once running a huge mile long oven. It was computerized and believe me, unless
you have ran an oven like that, you would not believe the difficulty of running the computer for it. I had an entire
notebook of gobly goop settings for it. You ever eat grahams, saltines, cheese it's, fig newtons, etc....well they
came thru the oven I ran at that time. Talk about HOT!!! Oh my gosh, people would hire on and as soon as they
got in the plant, they turned around and walked right back out from the HEAT! Huge hot oil bats, Huge dumps,
and my gosh, work work work, hot hot hot, heat heat heat, grease grease grease. I worked the night shift and
when I got home in the mornings, I had to strip totally naked at the back porch. I was like a walking oil can.
I worked helping hot tar roofs back in my very younger years. My first husband was a roofer. I'd help him just
like a man would. We did shingles and altho I couldn't pack them up the ladder, I'd get on the hot roofs and nail
them down. That was hot work and rather knee breaking too.
I worked construction too. My second husband had his own construction crew. Some times guys would call
in and he'd run short handed so I'd get out there and work just like a man would.
I worked at McDonalds once for 3 days! Mighty easy work but the customers at the drive thru drove me nuts!
I worked at a very large river front hotel/bar once, in the bar area. They'd have well known bands and it was
a rather big place. I'd run back and forth and forth and back, bringing drinks to customers and waiting on tables
and taking pinches on the rears and some times....when I got home, I looked like I had been playing football due
to all the bruises.
I've never ever been afraid of work. I've never not been able to find a job. If it's honest, legitimate work and I
can do it, I'll do it.
Daily surveys, for me, it's not work. When I sit on my arse, clicking yes or no, or watching ads or a video, it's
not anything close to work for me. Aggravating at times, yep. Work, nope, does not even come close.
That's what I can't figure out. It doesn't seem to do anything unless it's associated with my green bird.
How do you get the notifications in there?
And why don't I have a yellow paw print icon?
I'll look and see if I can figure out what version it is, I think I downloaded it almost two years ago.
I don't think I am real interested in growl. I do have it and put my green bird back on the desk top too.
Only thing is, the growl icon does not display on my desktop bar but it does display it's black pawprint on the top bar.
Also I noticed there is a paid upgrade available. Looking at some of the images, I was confused because it displays
twitter. I'm wondering if the twitter is only available with the Growl upgraded version? The upgrade is less than
$3.
Often in this busy online world with so many sites and programs to look at, we don't spend enough time
reading and investigating how a site/program works.
I know there are many new programs and new websites. That is good. But for me, I tend to stick with
the older generation of websites and programs. In older, I mean a program/site that has been online over
one year minimum. It is those types of programs that I am either going to stick with or at least I am
going to spend my time reading and investigating. This is not to say all older programs are worthy. It's
to say it is much more worthy of my time to read and research them.
Because the longer a program/site has been online, generally it offers something of worthiness. Otherwise,
it probably would not exist.
When you hit reply or post, a box opens, as you know.
Atop the box about midway, is 'Image'. You can post an image by placing the image url in there.
The image will appear, not the link.
I joined a free to earn program over 5 years ago. Not ClixSense, a cash back shopping program.
I worked it and I liked it a lot. I brought in over 1,000 members and my 5 level organization grew
into the thousands. I used it often because I do most of my shopping online, being that I live in a
rural area. To cut to the chase, one day very recently, I logged in and went to their forum. Now let
me tell you, their forum is very quiet and few ever post there. I have probably made less than 25 posts
at that forum in the 5 years or so I have been a member. Maybe way less than that. So I make a post
about their debit card no longer being available and the only cash out being paypal. The topic/thread was
going along fine until I suggested an optional 'check' payout. Well the admin went crazier than a fruit fly.
Before you know it, he was telling me to leave. I canceled my membership. All those years, bringing in
members, making not just myself money but my upline money and the owner money...down the drain.
Now let me tell you another story, one you may even be personally experienced with....
John worked for a company offline for 30 or more years. In fact, he was close to retirement. The company
went bankrupt. Seems their was some corruption involved too. John is out of a job. He also lost a lot of
his earnings he had invested in various company plans over the years. In addition, he lost his pension.
So what's the moral of the story?
Always have a back up plan. Never put all your eggs in one basket. Save money and invest wisely.
Never think of one job as your full time job. Work ethically and responsibly. And IF by some chance
you come across a greedy, no good, crazy, insane owner/admin whether online or offline, let them eat
your dust! Because no matter what, you must respect yourself, have some enjoyment for what you do,
and NEVER keep working at something that is run by a sicko!
ClixSense as a full time job?
I am, have never been, and never will be, aware of one entity as a full time job.
I was able to do some update installs for the scanner on my printer.
Took me forever to figure it out, it seemed. I was searching for 'Scanner' and it's listed in my applications folder as 'Image Capture'.
Now, I'm going to check out growl further and see what I've been missing with it.
It's dependent primarily upon, what you do and what your organization does.
The first key is to do all that is available for you to do each and every day.
The second key is to focus on gaining referrals.
The third key is to be an active contributor to the forums. By being active at the forums, your referrals will
see that you are active and know they have a good sponsor and someone they can learn from. So of course,
it's wise to read everything in your ClixSense and learn how everything works.
Today (02/08/12) i withdraw my money (8$).when it will be paid can any one tell me? it is my first withdrawal.
