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In view of the recent spurt in the PTC sites on the net is this PTC 'boom" is more of a spam than real? 

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This has happened on APSense before and al those great PTC sites everyone was pushing are now gone. It's a cycle that happens all the time with 'biz-ops'. Everybody wants to jump on the bandwagon and then when they turn around the bandwagon is sinking in quicksand. Honestly evaluate everything that you consider. I mean look deep into it. You may find that bandwagon is not for you.

Answered by pplcheryl63 at May 28, 2011 07:33 AM

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PTC sites are low-qualification online jobs. It is probably the cheapest advertising method to start an online business with --> less than $150/year. The real thing about PTC, is that is the lowest efficient type of advertising, since subscribers rarely subscribe for getting info on the sites they surf, or subscribing to the offers presented, thus the effectiveness of the generated traffic, is the lowest possible. Almost 95% of the subscribers of any PTC, have a unique goal: to click and earn their money. Their interest for the sites they surf, is nearly 0 (zero). Due to this, the advertising becomes rather server-stressing than CTR increasing for the advertised site. This is the main reason they die in some 90 to 180 days after launch.

Answered by sserbanro at May 28, 2011 09:07 AM

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the recent spurt is as Chery says a lot of people jumping on the band wagon BUT, mixed in there will be some that will end up as scams even IF they did not originally start out to be deliberate scams and some will. So be extra careful if you decide to join any of the new ones. I am not in favor of PTC's but if you want to be able to feel fairly safe, then look for those that have been around for quite a long time.

Answered by bjantiques at May 28, 2011 09:08 AM

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We dont know when getting scam the site ,even it is not a PTC the best we want to select site that we know the owner or it is using paypal payment method.you can trust it.

Answered by jasna38 at May 29, 2011 09:45 PM

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This is a very good question indeed, yes I myself did notice ptc sites are mos-rooming like wild fire. Yes I have to agree with you that it is more of a spam rather than real. My answer for this one is not all are spam/scam because I for one have been a member for sometime now and I have been paid so far. But I must say here that 90% are out just for your time and money.

Answered by kkinabalu at May 30, 2011 04:16 AM

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Hi, vpsmalhotra. There is only just a handful of serious admins running PTCs. The majority are just trying their luck in view of the recent rave...just to see if they can make a quick buck. More often than not, when you reach the payout limit and request payment, you will see this error message: "you have not made any investment to qualify for a payout." Most of us join as free members with no intention at all to invest except for our time and efforts! To me this is highway robbery and highest level of scamming order.

Answered by jefferniagaz at May 30, 2011 11:51 AM

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