I do the exact same thing leeuna....I will look at the pet images and some times I
see one that attracts my attention so much that I click on it. It's not
that I don't realize it's a dog, I just get caught up in how cute it is and want to see
more of it, forget momentarily what I am doing. I especially tend to look closer at
the 'maltese' dogs since I have one.

Why can't ClixSense display lettuce and tomatoes?

I'd much rather click on salad!

Who can't determine a radish from a head of lettuce?

How bout a carrot for crying outloud!

I think vegetables are being discriminated against!

ha_pi_pi wrote: I find it a bit distracting. It looks like there's a new Survey available, and then it's not LOL
I mean I love Surveys, but I also love Clixgrid and so I don't see why only Surveys button should get a special treatment
Also, it could be green when the Survey page is the one you're currently on. Then if for ex. you go on View Ads, that would turn green. That would also make sense)
This way, it has no meaning, so it's just weird
Were the Surveys so neglected by the members, that Admin choosed to make it shine more?)

I guess it's not common sense to everyone and even myself, I could be incorrect.....

I would assume that surveys pay a good amount of cash in regards to the type
of program this is. In other words, IF you win in the ClixGrid, you get a few
cents and perhaps a few dollars....that is IF. In other words, every member is
not going to win in the ClixGrid every day. Add to that fact, advertisers make
a payment and out of that payment to the ClixGrid, money is paid out of
ClixSense pocket. Reality is, ClixSense is making very little money on the
ClixGrid, considering. In regards to surveys, ClixSense isn't paying any funds
out of their own pocket. What ClixSense makes in funds, is only when members
make money completing the surveys....

ClixGrid - Not clear money
PTC Ads - Not clear money

You see they do take money in on advertising but they are also paying money
out of that advertising to cover members earnings on views.

Surveys - 100% profit

They do of course share the revenue and in a big way, in regards to surveys.
You're making a lot more on completing the surveys then what ClixSense does.
They are giving you the majority of the money.

The more money ClixSense makes, the more money you make. It really is true.
The more money ClixSense makes, the more ways they can offer you to make
money. Just like the free daily checklist bonus, as an example.

I'd light up the 'Surveys' too. In fact, I'd probably put Christmas tree lights
around it.

There are web programs that will pay a cent or a fraction of a cent
once per day, when the member logs in.

To put that in proper perspective, you would also need to realize
that cash outs on such programs normally are $20 on upwards.
Also, they normally have stipulations in regards to activity
requirements. Here is a little math for you:

1 year = 365 days @ 1/2 cent per day, would take you 2 years
to make $1.00

Referral links are not allowed in images.

Soliciting members is not allowed.

Topic Locked.

ClixSense does not sell referrals and the buying of paid to sign up is against their policy.

I don't understand your question.

You can refer others by giving them your referral link and if
they sign up under you, you will have direct referrals.

I'm going to make a last comment here and then I am going to lock this topic.
The reason I am going to lock it is because 'sullybutt' posted a simple sentence
that has now got out of hand in her topic.

Firstly, 'sullybutt' has posted topics on the ClixSense forum before making
statements she is depressed about surveys/ads, or some other such thing.

Secondly, know there is a big difference in a person feeling depressed and
a person with clinical depression.

Thirdly, it is not up to you nor up to me, to diagnose 'sullybutt'. You 'drarkstar2'
and you 'cookin2' are taking this thread way out of context.

Fourth, I have worked in hospitals and health care for many many years. I
worked in a major hospital's mental health ward for over 8 years. I am very
much aware of clinical depression and more.

Fifth, I think you two 'darkstar2' and 'cookin2' should be ashamed of yourself
for making lite of my comment to her. There is nothing inappropriate about
my comment and I said nothing bad or nothing wrong. How rude!

And YES, if you are sad or depressed about something such as a holiday, you
most certainly can shake it off. You can do something else, think of something
else, join a church group, celebrate the holidays with living people, feed the
hungry, go to a movie, etc. Just because someone is sad or momentarily
depressed, does not mean they can't get over that feeling. It also does not
mean they have clinical depression.

Finally, I will say if anyone needs physical or mental help, they should see
their physician.

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This topic makes no sense.

Topic Locked

This is ClixSense and discussions about other programs and other forums, really isn't allowed here.
You can always do a google search to find out more information in regards to what you are wanting
to know.

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cookin2 wrote: Validating someone's feelings is one of the best things that you can do for another person.

Depression is as real an illness as diabetes or cancer. Telling someone to "shake off" their cancer isn't logical; the same holds true for depression.

I know you were trying to help, Valerie, but I suggest (in the kindest possible manner) that you read some articles from respected sources about depression before you give out what could very well be harmful advice.

I have a bachelors degree in Rehabilitation and minor in psychology.

I wouldn't dare even begin to diagnose anyone online. No doubt 'sullybutt' has her own physicians.
My reply to her post, was more than appropriate.

Everyone is not dead.

I'm here.

Holidays don't mean anything.

The true meaning is in what you celebrate every day. The sky, air, moon, stars, animals, nature, heavens, earth, God, and the wonder of it all.

Shake off your depression and celebrate your life every day.

I just want to add to this topic.

There was a time when I owned programs that sold 'Paid to Sign Up'.
My programs were 100% legitimate.

For example, I owned a PTR (paid to read) program. My PTR listed
various free to earn such as signing up to offers, clicking banners,
viewing ads, etc. It also offered Paid to Sign Up. The way mine
worked is not by me directly going out there and grabbing people
to sign up to programs.... Rather, it worked by way of members/
advertisers in my PTR that purchased an ad placement to pay my
members to sign up. There were some restraints on both partiers as
a norm:

-Myself/PTR- The member that signed up would submit their email
confirmation of their enrollment....such as a welcome email.

-Advertiser- The advertiser that listed their ad for paid to sign up,
usually had some sort of stipulation such as 'must be active for
30 days' or 'must not only sign up but must log in and complete
profile' or 'must email sponsor directly after enrollment', etc.

I am relaying this because often times people get the cold shoulder
when they really shouldn't. Paid to Sign Up is not always bad nor
is it always not legit.

It works both ways. The program such as my PTR was perfectly
legit. The person purchasing adverts for paid to sign up, was
perfectly legit. Often, the person signing up, was perfectly legit.
So where was the problem?

The problem was often with the 'follow up' and the 'completion
of instructions'. The person might sign up but not follow thru
with the instructions.

There are always those stupid people that will do anything for a
dime and sign up multiple times, using multiple IP's, and after
making a weenie two bit, they get busted and lose memberships,
internet service, etc.

Reality is, it takes a whole lot more work to cheat and a whole
lot more money to pay someone else to cheat, then it does to
simply be legitimate and do the work yourself.

laxlerobin wrote: Thank you for your information and advices.

But I want to say one thing. If I get banned here in this site because of this, then why clixsense broadcast their advertisement here in this site ?

Best regards.

Emre.

ClixSense does not advertise on paid to sign up web programs.

There are ClixSense members that advertise on paid to sign up web programs
and if they are caught (and many are in fact caught) purchasing sign ups, they
will be banned from ClixSense forever.

I'd first like to tell you that it is always a good idea to read and possibly try it out before paying for anything.

If you buy a pair of shoes without reading about them and/or without trying them on,
you may find they are not the style you wanted and they don't fit.

So why would you upgrade without reading the ClixSense information on the site,
viewing the FAQ, reading and viewing the earnings comparison charts, and about
all the various ways to earn?

You do get more guaranteed ads as a premium member than you do standard members.
However, that alone truly isn't saying a whole lot in regards to earnings difference. You
need to look at all the ways you can earn and experience those various ways.

Yes, when you have direct referrals that upgrade and/or complete activity, you earn a
percentage. However, you don't need direct referrals to earn money. You can earn money:

-Viewing ads through-out the day/night when ads are available
-Watching videos when available
-Completing offers
-Completing surveys
-Completing tasks
-Winning in the ClixGrid
-Earning the free daily checklist cash
-Earning percentage from direct referrals activity
-Earning percentage of direct referrals upgrade
-.....and more...

I strongly suggest you take the time to view your ClixSense website inside and out,
click on all the tabs and read the information. Otherwise, you simply cheat yourself
out of possible earnings.

PS. Please read the forum rules to learn how to post appropriately.

Well heck fire, you won 50 times and 42 of them was cash!

Anyway, just because you do get free chances to play, does
not mean you have to play. I always try to play at least the
20 so I can earn from the free check list bonus and even if
I win extra chances, I don't always take advantage of it.

That's one of the greatest advantages of playing the grid...
earning free daily money from the daily check list bonus.

Your topic title is rather ridiculous, by the way. How can
someone feel ripped off from a free to win optional game!

I know some people are not crazy about winning 5 extra
chances but there are members that won cash due to
having the extra chances.

The real purpose of the grid is to gain advertisers. It
seems there are members that don't realize it is the
advertisers that are making them money. The purpose
of the grid is to give advertisers and affordable means
to advertise. Whether you win in the grid or not, you
can still earn daily from the checklist bonus and from
clicks that advertiser may have purchased due to his/her
satisfaction of utilizing the grid...or even purchasing more
grid adverts which again, gives members the opportunity
not just to win but to earn daily cash from the checklist
bonus.

Stormrider7 wrote: I just finished clixgrid for today, and I was "lucky" to land on 3 winning squares. Except those 3 winners were all extra chances. The 15 extra chances amounted to 5 more chances. So out of a possible $40 I could have won, I ended up with nothing. what I kind of prize is that?

That's called 'sore loser'.

I like their feature of pets.

I've read some complaints about displaying lots of cats but in reality,
it's the other way around. Dogs are displayed mostly.

Kind of funny because I have bad eyesight....very bad. I rarely have
any problems with choosing a cat from a dog. Very rare. If I do, I
simply do the 'try again' and get it.

Happy Halloween!

She's cute.