Great idea.who do we talk too.

Answered by sweet2316 at Oct 9, 2010 10:23 AM

The number of credit you get for completing missions is based on the value of the mission period. If you happen to get missions of 'high' value you get more credits. If you happen to get missions of a 'low' value you get less credits. That is the way it is. I have been here since May of 2007 and consistently active the entire time. That is three years of consistent activity on this site. I come I complete my missions and I get credit. Now here is a thought. If members are completing they missions they ARE active. You ARE being rewarded for your activity with the missions because those who are inactive get NOTHING. People get a lot of benefits and extras from APSense and every day they are asking for more, be satisfied with what you have and stop asking for the moon. You could be paying for all those extras you know.

Answered by pplcheryl63 at Oct 9, 2010 11:01 AM

I also agree with this, but I have a suggestion. When one claims the credit the sponsor should get at least a % of what he is expecting. I created many campaigns to conduct a Survey on Online Auctions. All of the members just visited the site, claimed their credits and went off. No one took the initiative to participate in the Survey. So either apsense should increase more campaigns rather than increasing the credits

Answered by ezeebids at Oct 9, 2010 11:33 AM

ezeebids I think you are in a different area here. You spend credits to create a campaign and those collecting the credits must complete the terms of the campaign. If it was a view website campaign then all they must do to get the credits is view the site and they must remain there for a set time. However they are not required to do anything but view it. It would be nice if they did interact, but you must remember you are paying those credits to get views not, for people to fill out a survey. If you are getting views then you are getting what you paid for. Now if you create an "add Comment" campaign they must add a comment. In this case you would have cause to complain if their idea of add comment is to post their link because you are paying to get feedback to your post, not spam links.

Answered by pplcheryl63 at Oct 9, 2010 01:32 PM

@choloyd - you are another one that thinks the world ows you a living, and expect everything for nothing. Well I got news for you No it does not. How many credits do you think I should get I am logged in here 24/7and have only missed about 20 days since we started in May of 2007. Also Note that a lot of these credits have only been introduced in the last couple of months. As Cheryl said If you are here and doing things you are being rewarded with various credits honor points and so on. So be thankful for what you get, and stop whining that you want more.

Answered by bjantiques at Oct 9, 2010 01:50 PM

I like that your trying to contribute ideas to make the community better. For the must part the comments Ive read are good interaction trying to make this a better place.There is one thats a bit rude. This question and answer section is the place were you get interaction in this community it would be nice if it took place more often in other areas. Keep shearing ideas and hopefully there will be open dialog on those ideas weather folks think a idea is good or not and limited rude comments.

Answered by teamworkradio at Oct 9, 2010 04:41 PM

@teamworkradio. when referring to me refer to me by name. I do not find it rude to tell the truth. There are far too many people that expect the rest of us to give them everything for nothing. - We as the suppliers are entitled to some compensation for our part in supplying the services are we not ? Or are we expected to give everything away and make nothing? If so then how do you expect us to continue supplying services as that cost US money. A lot of what you are getting here in APSense for free you would have to at minimum upgrade to paid member and then at various levels to get even half of what we give you.

Answered by bjantiques at Oct 9, 2010 05:44 PM

@cholroyd, i think you should rather appreciate all the tools and features you get here for free. The traffic exchange is a seperate program of APSense, if you want credits there go surf for them, or purchase them. @teamworkradio, like you stated the question and answer section is a place of interaction when its a question that is being asked. If you look at this "question", it is no question, it is a statement. If you want to make a statement write a Blog or start a group.

Answered by dawie76 at Oct 9, 2010 06:18 PM

I rather enjoy doing the missions here on apsense. I think the credits are satisfactory.

Answered by starlitn at Oct 9, 2010 09:30 PM

I agree with you 100%. Maybe if that was in place a lot more members would be way more active.

Answered by rorysbaby at Oct 9, 2010 11:39 PM

@dawie76 You make a good point. I agree it is a statement and not necessarily a question. I will say that I read it has a suggestion to make the site better in there opinion. Has I see from the comments some agree with the suggestion others do not. Now it could have been placed in a blog on ApSense but from what I have observed I dont think it would have resived has much dialog there has it did hear

Answered by teamworkradio at Oct 10, 2010 12:26 AM

I think the way apsense works is to the members benefit as it is... do we need more motivation or is it up to us as adults and people running businesses to have self motivation and log in because we feel that apsense serves a need in our business. The credits are good but can be insignificant compared to the greater benefits coming from using all the areas on the site.

Answered by katyoula at Oct 10, 2010 12:34 AM

for everyone that thinks APSense should be catering to you by giving you more to bribe you to do what you should be doing as a matter of course in running your business: when you go out to a restaurant and they are giving away free appetizers-does that entitle you to get the entree free? Even better would you even have the gall to ask for that entree free. Would you try to tell the chef what he should be giving you for free? No you would not. APSense is giving you a lot of features for free that you would have to pay for else where and just added another one last night and yet here come the beggars day in and day out asking for more. Grasp this concept, with everything you are already getting for free you have more than enough to effective network and run your business all this begging for more is a case of your eyes being bigger then your stomach as my mother used to say. Be thankful for what you have and stop thinking that the chef is supposed to cater to what you want when he is already giving you free appetizers. you want more credits then it's easy to get them, get up off of your wallet and PAY to upgrade, if you are a free member you have no right to complain-PERIOD.

Answered by pplcheryl63 at Oct 10, 2010 07:52 AM

@teamworkradio-The Ask section is for the asking and answering of questions it is not a forum. Dawie is correct this should have been posted as a blog or subject or better yet, there's a little link at the bottom of everyone's homepage that says 'contact us'. he could have made the suggestion to the admins because we sure as heck can't do anything about it except for many-COMPLAIN about not having the sun when the moon has already been placed in your lap.

Answered by pplcheryl63 at Oct 10, 2010 07:57 AM