Paid to Click
This program does not collect fees at registration (free of charge to join). Paid To Click is an online business model that draws online traffic from people aiming to earn from home. Paid-To-Click, or simply PTC websites act as middlemen between advertisers and consumers; the advertiser pays for displaying ads on the PTC website, and a part of this payment goes to the viewer when he views the advertisement.
Pyramide Schemes
Pyramid Schemes are illegal in the USA, and probably abroad. We all know how these schemes work, or at least get the jist of the idea. A person starts by sending a message to several people. Usually people he/she knows. The message in some round about way, will tell everyone to send him $5 or so...and then send the message to someone else. All the while adding names to the list, and each new recipient must send money to the first person, second person, etc.
There are a million variations of the Pyramid Scheme, but the main attribute that define a pyramid scheme ( also known as chain letter) is that there is no product, it's just people sending money. The term "Pyramid Scheme" is derived from the fact that it starts with one and the size of those involved increases as you move towards the bottom. On paper, it looks like the shape of a triangle, or pyramid
Hyip
An Hyip investment is a High Yield Income Program. The allure of an HYIP Investment is an unbelievably high return in a very short time span on a relatively low investment with little or no work involved. Very often an HYIP investment claims to return a percentage of your investment in as little as 1 day. Some HYIP investment programs offer returns on a weekly or monthly basis. Almost all HYIP investment programs are illegal in the United States and few, if any of them, actually produce profits for very long. Many HYIP investment programs are nothing more than thinly-disguised pyramid or Ponzi schemes, and the bulk of HYIP investment programs are run from off-shore locations where there are fewer regulations than in the U.S.
The Force Matric
With so many MLM programs on the market these days, originators have tried to make their programs more desirable than others. Hence the forced matrix idea. In a regular MLM program, your monetary gains are based entirely on how good you are at marketing the program. However, most people arent' very good. So it would benefit the less talented if they had help from the talented. Basically, if the number of people who can join under you is limited in any way...then it's a forced matrix. The idea being, anyone else you refer extra..will go under someone else. The best implementations put the extra person under one of the people YOU have under YOU. Hence it helps the person under you, which helps you too.
The term is tossed around a bit, and sometimes not used at all. However, that is what defines a forced matrix. Sometimes numbers are used to describe a forced matrix more thoroughly....like "4 X 4 forced matrix" for instance. Which might mean that you can only have 4 people directly under you and only 4 people under those 4 who you recieve commissions from.
There is a hi-bred idea that has become common now, where by a person can deliberately place a referral in another line of their choice. A sort of traffic control attribute that helps originators get their referrals interested. This has been an attempt to make regular MLM more appealing, and it has worked. In fact, forced matrix MLMers have even implemented the option in their own programs.
The benefits of either are about equal. With a forced matrix, you stand to earn an income faster, but increases in income are slower because your referrals get forced further down the line from you. With regular MLM you have a stronger base, and sustaining it is generally easier...but first profits can be slow. If you want a little income faster, go with a forced matrix. If you want BIG profits and are willing to work a long time for it, go with regular MLM programs.
The term is tossed around a bit, and sometimes not used at all. However, that is what defines a forced matrix. Sometimes numbers are used to describe a forced matrix more thoroughly....like "4 X 4 forced matrix" for instance. Which might mean that you can only have 4 people directly under you and only 4 people under those 4 who you recieve commissions from.
There is a hi-bred idea that has become common now, where by a person can deliberately place a referral in another line of their choice. A sort of traffic control attribute that helps originators get their referrals interested. This has been an attempt to make regular MLM more appealing, and it has worked. In fact, forced matrix MLMers have even implemented the option in their own programs.
The benefits of either are about equal. With a forced matrix, you stand to earn an income faster, but increases in income are slower because your referrals get forced further down the line from you. With regular MLM you have a stronger base, and sustaining it is generally easier...but first profits can be slow. If you want a little income faster, go with a forced matrix. If you want BIG profits and are willing to work a long time for it, go with regular MLM programs.
MLM
Look like pyramid scheme but there are Some difference between Multi Level Marketing and pyramid scheme? After all, on paper any MLM looks like a pyramid in reality right? The differences are very simple. In MLM there is a product being sold. Income is generated from "commissions". It's actually a pyramid scheme, except that the participants get something back...regardless of whether the people they refer actually pay for something...
In MLM, the participant always gains from their investment. The catch is in the value of the product that the participant receives. This is the reason that MLM is so big on the internet. Because, information can have a monetary value, and it cost the distributor nothing. So ebooks, software, newsletters...etc... these are the most common products used in MLM. MLMers have added tangible products as well, and home products were the first to use MLM as a primary marketing strategy.
In MLM, the participant always gains from their investment. The catch is in the value of the product that the participant receives. This is the reason that MLM is so big on the internet. Because, information can have a monetary value, and it cost the distributor nothing. So ebooks, software, newsletters...etc... these are the most common products used in MLM. MLMers have added tangible products as well, and home products were the first to use MLM as a primary marketing strategy.
How will You get Paid ?
You need to reach the minimum amount in the sites you have joined before you can request for payment.
You can request for payment to be sent in your paypal, alertpay Or liberty reserve.
If you chose paypal, please register paypal at www.paypal.com, If you chose alertpay, you can register at alertpay.com, If you chose liberty reserve yaou can register to www.libertyreserve.com, You can Register For FREE.
I am below 18 years old, will I still get paid?
Yes. You can still receive payments. As long as you have a verified paypal or verified alertpay account, you will get paid.
How will I verify my paypal, alertpay account and other payments method?
If you have a credit card, you can easily verify your paypal account, I don't have a credit card or I don't want to use my credit card, how will I verify my paypal account? Open a unionbank eon visa debit card. Its just like an ATM card. More info about unionbank and paypal guide at www.unionbankph.com. How will I verify my alertpay account? you can easily verify your alertpay account with Credit card & your phone Number
When I register on a site, I get an error message that my IP was already used?
This is a common shared/ dynamic ip issue. WIFI, Router, Modem conection, and the like share IP among their subscribers and users, its easy,, to solve this problem please restart your connection
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