Comments on: Bux.to - Paid To Click http://www.shauncarter.com/2008/01/buxto-paid-to-click/ Fri, 09 Jan 2009 13:08:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: Shaun Carter http://www.shauncarter.com/2008/01/buxto-paid-to-click/#comment-515 Shaun Carter Fri, 04 Jan 2008 19:34:17 +0000 http://www.shauncarter.com/2008/01/buxto-paid-to-click/#comment-515 Good observation Nick. I would be curious to know how many "unpaid clicks" they have in their system at any given time. If they were to make accounts inactive after 90 days of non-use they could just transfer that money right into the owner's bank account. So, bux.to is a viable program as long as they keep bringing in new members, but those new members do not hit payout... kind of counterproductive I'd think. Good observation Nick. I would be curious to know how many “unpaid clicks” they have in their system at any given time. If they were to make accounts inactive after 90 days of non-use they could just transfer that money right into the owner’s bank account.

So, bux.to is a viable program as long as they keep bringing in new members, but those new members do not hit payout… kind of counterproductive I’d think.

]]> By: Nick http://www.shauncarter.com/2008/01/buxto-paid-to-click/#comment-514 Nick Fri, 04 Jan 2008 19:21:08 +0000 http://www.shauncarter.com/2008/01/buxto-paid-to-click/#comment-514 Companies like this bank on users NOT accruing enough to be paid out. A user that doesn't have any referrals, my guess >90%, must click 1000 ads before they earn money. Now Im guessing a lot of users will signup, play around with it, and realize that sitting in front of a screen clicking ads for hours each day is not worth the pennies it brings in. Thus, the company banks the 1.9 cents for these clicks without paying the user out. Nick Companies like this bank on users NOT accruing enough to be paid out. A user that doesn’t have any referrals, my guess >90%, must click 1000 ads before they earn money. Now Im guessing a lot of users will signup, play around with it, and realize that sitting in front of a screen clicking ads for hours each day is not worth the pennies it brings in. Thus, the company banks the 1.9 cents for these clicks without paying the user out.

Nick

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