Wow Gasher! You are on a roll... well done

Its called Daily Checklist Bonus. There are no points on ClixSense.

The Daily Checklist bonus will be added to your account balance during the first few minutes of the next day. You can see it in your Transaction History as well as the Checklist Bonus History.

I personally withdraw only when I need the funds for something or if I like a particular number
Till then I let it build on.

There are a few other reasons too and depends from person to person.

1. USA members can save on PayPal fees when withdrawing over $50. Above $50 its a fixed $1.00 fee.
   So if they withdraw $400 at once, they pay a $2 fee just once. If they withdraw $50 eight times, they pay $1 fee x 8 times = $8.
2. Once big cashout gives more satisfaction than several small ones. Not to mention the psychological effect it has
3. Some people simply forget to cashout

Gasher wrote: So are you the last person to break the $1.00 mark on 11-sep-2010 ???

No way I am the last.
Any person who upgraded on or before March 31, 2012 got 100 welcome ads. So a lot of people have earned $1 in a day.
But, now I think its impossible to earn $1 from PTC ads in a single day.

Till March 31, 2012 every Premium upgrade came with 100 x $0.01 Welcome ads. Since then they were replaced with 1000 welcome ad credits.
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And before March, 2011 Premium upgrades came with 450+ welcome ads, each worth $0.01




My old stats - 476 x $0.01 ads in 6 days

@mehavenomemory - Please use the regular font size on the forum. In all your posts, you are using the large sized font.
Use the large size font only when needed

f4riz wrote: if i want to withdrawall how???

Since you are a Standard member you need a minimum of $8 before you can request a payment through PayPal or Payza. For Liberty Reserve its $50 and for Check its $100.

Once you reach the minimum threshold, you will automatically see a cashout button beside your balance on your Account Summary page.

More info here - When and how will I get paid (Cashout)?

panniac wrote: it says you are member since 2007. is that mean that they never delete your acccount? and since 2007 you have earned $30? I just wanna know what i'm doing here.

ClixSense never deletes a user's account. It is just closed for inactivity (90 consecutive days with no logins) and you can always come back later and reopen it.

Here is an excerpt from the User Agreement,
If your account should go to inactive status (90 days with no logins), ClixSense will consider the account abandoned and close it. All funds in the account will be forfeited in the event the account is reopened. Any referrals or ad credits that are in your account when it's closed for inactivity will remain in the account.

What Valerie is trying to say is that do not ignore the PTC ads. Many members think its not worth it to click those $0.001 ads. Some don't even click the guaranteed $0.01 ads despite being online and checking their ClixSense account.
While it may not be worth a lot individually, it does add up over time as Valerie points out in her stats. The number will obviously vary according the user's demographic location, like for instance I have so far earned $59.84 from my personal PTC clicks.
Its just a suggestion and no one is forcing you click those ads.

chefkang wrote:

ptcscrutiny wrote: For a $17 upgrade you are getting $14.60 worth guaranteed ads in the entire year along with 1000 welcome ad credits worth $2.40

$14.60 is misleading because $3.65 you have as standard members anyway. You only get 3 more guaranteed ads with the upgrade

Plus the welcome ad credits while it's a good bonus, it has zero value for those who have nothing to advertise

ptcscrutiny wrote: So that $17 is paying for itself eventually.

So you are wrong.

Now you are just ripping it apart
Like I said, its better to upgrade only if you are looking for higher affiliate commissions or for the higer Daily Checklist Bonus. Don't upgrade just to click 3 extra $0.01 ads daily.

You don't make any money from viewing or posting on the forum.

Haan, unfortunately ab aapko $0.50 sign up bonus nahi milega kyonki aapke referrals already apna pehla $1 kama chuke hain.

English only please, in the General Section of the forum.
Please use the international forums for other languages.

$0.50 sign up bonus ke liye, aapko ek Premium member hona padega jab aapke referrals apna pehla $1 kamae.
Agar aapke referrals already apna pehla $1 kama chuke hain, to phir aapko $0.50 sign-up bonus nahi milega.

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Valerie will make the change when she is online. Thanks for pointing it out.

The main reason to upgrade on ClixSense should be to earn higher affiliate commissions, not to earn a few a cents more daily from guaranteed ads. That should never be the approach else you will be disappointed for sure.

For a $17 upgrade you are getting $14.60 worth guaranteed ads in the entire year along with 1000 welcome ad credits worth $2.40
So that $17 is paying for itself eventually. So you are getting the following for FREE!!! - Double affiliate commissions from Level 1, 8-level upgrade commission plan, higher sales commission, 2.4 times Daily Checklist bonus and Double ClixGrid chances daily.

Google does come up with some good ones on April 1st every year. They present it in such a way that sometimes (or should I say most of the times ) you tend to believe it.
I fell for their Gmail Paper service

For those interested, here is the entire list : List of Google's hoaxes and easter eggs - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

You don't need to have a verified PayPal account to send or receive payments to ClixSense. So I think you should be fine.
However, I will suggest you to open a support ticket here on ClixSense and inqure if sometimes payments need to be confirmed on ClixSense.
But since you will be paying directly through the VCC, there will be no way to confirm the payment by logging in to your PayPal account.

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As for refunds, actually it is possible to get a refund for VCC transactions. The other day I had a Live Chat with a HDFC agent.

The refunded amount will be credited back to the source account (Credit card or the savings account in case the VCC is generated from a Debit card).
For a completely unused NetSafe card created from your Credit Card, the amount is credited back at end of validity period. For Netsafe cards created from your Debit Card, the amount will be credited back in three working days to the source account.
In case the NetSafe Card was partially utilized, the balance amount gets credited to the source account within seven days (for Netsafe Card created from Credit card) or at the end of 35(thirty five) days (for Netsafe card created from Debit Card) from the date of transaction.


The above is what the agent told me. I generate VCCs from my Debit Card and even for partially utilized cards, I always got the balance amount credited within 3 working days although they say it will take 35 days.

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If you have funds in Payza or Liberty Reserve then you can avoid all this hasssle and use the funds directly to make the purchase. And since there are no payment rules on ClixSense where you are restricted to withdrawing only through the processor from which you have invested before, you will be fine in case you want to withdraw through PayPal in future.

Go to your Profile and Settings

Don't login to PayPal to make the payment. Simply checkout as a guest and make the payment through the VCC directly. In that way PayPal will not associate the VCC with your account.

Since you can pay through a Credit Card on PayPal, you can try and make the payment directly with your VCC instead of adding it to your PayPal account.
I have never tried it but I think it should work. If its works then perfect! Otherwise you will automatically get refunded by your bank for the unused amount on your VCC.

I don't know about other banks but HDFC VCC are valid for 24 hours and 1 transaction, whichever is earlier.