Yuwie is finally showing profits! even though hardly anyone i sent an email too has signed up! according to yuwie I've generated $0.54 and I get... 1 cent of it! well i suppose it's more than facebook gives me!
I keep getting yellows for my PS3, the only free offer I'm activly trying to get! it's a bit annoying
the offers are: jackpotjoy-betting (£10)Coral-betting (£5)KingJacpot-betting (£10)deal or no deal-betting (£10)American Express Travel Insurance (£30/year)AOL broadband(goto site to see offers)Bethilo-betting(£10)Fasthosts-web hosting (3.99)Greenflag(£28)PruHealth-private health cover(see site for prices)
So if you are interested in any of the above things, don't just go straight to their site, sign up through:
http://sonyps3giveaway.co.uk/index.php?referral=395543
If you just want a really cheap PS3 I recommend going for the coral offer, it's only £5 and they give you an extra
£5 free and you might be lucky and win something!
Adbrite has got me $0.14 now, slowly getting better
AuctionAds not doing so well still not showing any earnings... maybe if people clicked the ads...
Clixsense is now up to $3.20 after just a few days, not sure how thAT happened, it seems that one of my referrals has referred quite a few others and thats made a big differance!
Digital-ptr is a site i joined more recently and I have a few concerns about if it's for real.
HIts4pay is now on $15.28
Payperpost rejected my blog because it hasn't been running long enough, to use it your blog needs to have been running for more than 3 months but you can still join:pointshop is building up I'm up to 45.60 points join here http://www.pointshop.co.uk/? 100points=£4.
Have doing a quick calculation the most points you can get on points shop is 1941.9, which is equivilant to about £80. but to get it you need to take out all the paying offers so it would cost hundreds of pounds. As well as that alot of the links are to sites bombarding you with offers just to get a few points. The offer to get the most points (300) was to buy a mobile phone, the company in question is in administration!
Monday 17 December 2007
wow!
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Yea digitalptr is defiantly a scam, an advertiser can't afford to pay one person $500 to just read their email or click on their ad. Don't be surprised if you don't get paid and don't upgrade because that is how they scam people out of their money (and people wonder why PayPal has gotten strict with these type of sites.) Also if it looks to good to be true it probably is especially when it comes to ptr's.
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