Yep, kind of confusing the way it looks pasted here.

In 2007, for example, I had 10,655 standard ads clicked and I made $118.96 for clicking those ads.
That was in fact, even up to now, the most I have earned clicking ads in ClixSense was in 2007. It
was all called standard ads but we did have ads that paid 5 cents, and even a dollar or two some times.

In 2008, altho still using the same standard ad structure, I probably did not click as many ads that year.
My ad clicks was 4,025 and I earned on those ad clicks $42.73.

So every year after the first year, I've been earning approximately $30 to $50 for my own ad clicks
thru-out each year.

That's kind of confusing to look at.

In the years 2007, 2008, 2009, and 2010, we did not have the additional ad types such as micro ads.

Kind of interesting.

My PTC Click Statistics
within:
Year Clicks per Ad Type Earnings per Ad Type

EXTENDED STANDARD MINI MICRO Total EXTENDED STANDARD MINI MICRO Total

2007 - 10,655 - - 10,655 - $ 118.9600 - - $ 118.9600
2008 - 4,025 - - 4,025 - $ 42.7300 - - $ 42.7300
2009 - 3,950 - - 3,950 - $ 45.9000 - - $ 45.9000
2010 - 2,862 - - 2,862 - $ 29.3500 - - $ 29.3500

2011 53 3,406 301 3,171 6,931 $ 1.0600 $ 34.1900 $ 1.5050 $ 3.1710 $ 39.9260
2012 110 2,739 2,821 3,888 9,558 $ 2.2000 $ 27.3900 $ 14.1050 $ 3.8880 $ 47.5830
2013 46 1,593 2,491 2,601 6,731 $ 0.9200 $ 15.9300 $ 12.4550 $ 2.6010 $ 31.9060

Totals 209 29,230 5,613 9,660 44,712 $ 4.1800 $ 314.4500 $ 28.0650 $ 9.6600 $ 356.3550

By the way, Congratulations!

Yes it really does pay off. If you want to earn some good money for basically 0 to little outlay, you can here.

The more you focus on CS and all it has to offer, as a general rule, you will in fact make some pretty good earnings.

These topics 'I'm sad' and 'help' will simply be locked in the future from this member if he
continues to post topics like that. You need to read the forum rules. Your topic should be
specific.

I really don't want to burst anyone's bubble and you can do what works for you.
Some times I think, just being positive about what every you do, brings about a winning attitude, at the very least.

However, there are no winning squares at all.
There is nothing behind any of the squares. Nothing but the code that makes the grid.

I've tried to explain this more than once.

No little men behind squares turning on a 'winner'. Nada. 0. Nothing.

My GUESS is it uses something like a random rotator. It might be a sequential rotator but I don't think so.

It seems some want to focus on the squares being the key but I'm pretty sure it's not since there is no men
behind the squares.

You can think of it as one big square that everyone keeps clicking on. All it's doing when clicking in the grid
is taking the member to a rotator that rotates the ads. I mean, that has got to be the logical jest of it. Not
much different than a traffic exchange that kicks out a cent or a prize to it's surfers from time to time.

The key is to simply play as much and often as you can which will thereby help increase your chances of
winning, period.

Well you just want to do all you can each day because the more work you do, the more
you are going to earn. Plus, try to spread the word with your referral url and you'll earn
on their activity too.

mttyells wrote: He is asking a simple question here, why is no-one able to answer it?

The daily bonus is paid when you complete tasks, which as you have said you know what these are, I wont write it again.

You are struggling to find "offers and tasks" - This is unusual -

1. Have you completed a profile? This will match you to offers more.
2. Have you clicked on all of the seperate offer walls under the tab "offers" on the menu? Videos count as offer to and some take less than 1 minute?
3. Tasks are harder to find, and depend on different factors including geographic location- just check back sometimes.

You only need to do 2 offers, OR 10 tasks - so watch 2 short videos and you will get your daily bonus mate

Hope this helps,

Matt

Actually according to his topic, he was replied to. At the time of his topic posting,
he had been a member 3 days and he did not have tasks or offers at that time.
The point is, he wanted a bonus for being active even tho, he did not have offers
or tasks to do. As you can see in his detail display, he has now in fact, did some
tasks and perhaps received some daily bonus.

DanielAnton wrote:

Dunam wrote: member to three days and already want to get 100 dollar?
o.O

More is every one that appears, speaks vo ti saw!
will have to learn a lot yet

I just said that it isn't fair to measure my activity by something that isn't depend on me.

Mr DanielAnton no one here is measuring your activity and in fact, know only what you
post and what you want to appear at your post.

Much advertising today is geared at what the advertiser wants since it is the advertiser paying.
Some of this is known as 'targeting'.

So if you want to earn the most you can here, you log in as many times as you can each day,
click ads you see thru-out the day, click 20 ads in the clixgrid every day to try and win some
money, check to see if there is any tasks or offers for you to do each day. You can also refer
others and you'll earn a percentage of their activity. If you choose to upgrade you can earn
more plus you can earn on upgrades thru 8 levels.

PS. there is the option to earn a daily bonus if you have the availability to do so.....and not
every day will you have the availability to do so....this is why it's called a 'bonus'. They don't
pay you here for being alive. You get paid for the work you do and they are also nice to have
a game of chance to possibly win some money and nice they offer a daily bonus.

In the USA, termites exist in every state except Alaska. I guess it's normally too cold for them to exist in Alaska.

I guess it's all about taking care of ones property. It's no different than having a problem with
bears or some sort of bug or critter or fire or tornado or earthquake, etc. Everyone needs to
protect their property from mother nature because she can get mighty ugly at times.

You should always have protection as much as possible because you never know. It's always
the people that never think it will happen to them, that it does.

I am not in my house yet because it is not completely built yet.

No, I've never had termites but I have always, no matter what house I owned, I always had it
protected with pest control.

You can't hear termites. At least, I don't think you can. There are several different types of termites.

And no, it does not suck living where I live. It's absolutely gorgeous here.

I could never live where it is cold most the time. I was born and raised near Chicago and I never want
any part of that again. Not that I regret growing up there because I don't. But I sure remember the
cold and wind and trudging thru the snow to school.

I used my landline to call them because I keep my landline unplugged until I want to make a call on it.

It would have been best to had the termite stuff installed before the house was completely built
but it's not absolutely necessary.

There has been a lot of rain here this summer. The humidity is always high so nothing different for this
time of year in that regards.

It was 'Terminix' and of course, they are probably one of the most expensive. I'll most likely go with a
smaller, locally owned company.

Terminix after being here for almost an hour, gave a quote of over $3,000. Stated some discounts off of
that to do not just my house but my shop and addition as well. The contract also stated they'd return
at about $400 every 6 months. I haven't read it all yet. He left the contract with me of course and several
magazine type brochures with pictures of termites eating wood.

Yeah, I didn't get my $2.00 so, no way, I am not going to choose this company and probably wouldn't have
anyway. I did want a better idea of what they do today and this was a free inspection, free quote. They insert
pod looking things into a pole looking thingies into the ground. The pod thingies attract the termites and
the termites eat that stuff and take that stuff back to their nest which then infects all the other termites
and so they all die from the pod stuff.

Yes, I feel 'bugged'.

Darkstar2 wrote:

valerie wrote: You might want to try digging a ditch. That way you can compare which tires you out the most.

lol. Is he allowed to use a shovel or only his bare hands ?

HaHa! He can only use his hands.

Outside at this very moment is the Termite Man. I did my first paid to call on here yesterday and
was to get something like $2.00 but I did not receive it. There was never paid to call offers that
I was legitimately interested in. I'm building a new house and I have a legitimate interest in the
spraying for termites as all new buildings should have. I want you to know, I did not get paid the
$2.00 credit for making the call. The termite man they sent out, is in fact here and he has been
here for over 30 minutes checking out the new house and making his quote. I probably won't go
with him no matter what he quotes simply because I did not get my $2.00 credit!

Just saying, some times you win, some times you lose, and some times good time Charlie's got the blues!

You can focus on earning more by checking every day for offers and tasks to complete.
You can also play the clixgrid daily for chances to win money.

What's really funny is that he has been here over a year and he is still a free member.

I think he is pulling our legs. Ouch! Stop that!

My name is...... Valerie

Well I was agreeing with you all the way until I looked at your join date.

Your join date says you have been a member since Aug. 22, 2013......that's like only 3 or 4 days ago!

You might want to try digging a ditch. That way you can compare which tires you out the most.

Depends on if they are active or not, what activity they do daily, etc.

Before you ever pay for anything, you should do your research if you are not familiar with it.

If I am interested in something that I am not familiar with, the first thing I do, is find out who owns it.
Some times, just by finding out who owns it, lets me know if I have any further interest. I can some
times find out this info by searching the owner info of the domain name or simply contacting and asking.

The second thing I do, is google it to see what others are saying. You can't go on what others say, totally.
Still, you can get a good idea.

If you had done just those two things, you may have discovered more that might have saved you $2.99.