Get Paid To Click

HalfDollarThousandHits -- Long name, lots of links, legit PTC.

Tuesday, 02 February 2010 02:59 |

Written by Justin |

HalfDollarThousandHits has probably the longest name for a pay to click site. They don't pay tons per click, but they have tons of links to click, and they are paying (see Payment Proof page).

Free members (have I mentioned I refuse to pay to upgrade at GPT sites?), get paid 0.03 cents per click, but they usually have about 20 links+ per day. This equals about a cent per day.

You can also earn 0.01 cents per direct referral click, but you can only have 50 referrals unless you pay to upgrade your account.

You can request a payout through Paypal once you have earned at least 5 cents. This is why I like this site, because it doesn't take long to earn enough to cashout.

Also they area very new PTC as of this writing (they started up beginning of 2010). There may be some changes happening as a result, and some information on this site may become outdated very quickly, but I will try to keep things current.

Click here to signup for HalfDollarThousandHits

QuickRewards -- I love no minimum PTC sites... like this one!

Thursday, 21 January 2010 03:35 |

Written by Justin |

I found another no minimum PTC site. Actually, they also have cashback on shopping, paid surveys, even get paid to print coupons, but I personally just do the clicks, and check the paid emails and I still made 3 cents my first day, which I already have payment proof for. I didn't actually get any emails till day two, so I'm waiting on an 8 cent payment now as well.

Like I said, I only do the clicks and emails, but they have tons more to do. There is a trivia question everyday you can answer, and if you get it right you win 50 QuickPoints. Now let me stop now and explain QuickPoints and tokens and how it all works. Basically most things you do on QuickRewards will be worth both points and tokens. 100 points is equal to 1 cent. Tokens have no cash value, but can be used to purchase items from the Cashout Store, such as Amazon or eBay giftcards. So a correct trivia question is worth half a cent.

They of course have the paid clicks as well, which add up to about 3 and a half cents a day.

They have some paid signup offers, some free and some not. I don't do any, but you can if you want.

They have daily paid surveys as well, worth around a dollar each, but sometimes more. You can also fill out a profiler survey and then be eligible for surveys worth anywhere from 1 to 10 dollars.

They will also pay you cashback at certain online retailers if you purchase through their affiliate link, and you can earn money for printing coupons as well.

They will also pay you 5% of everything your direct referrals earn.

I really like GPT sites that don't require you to earn a whole bunch beofre paying out. This is one more and I really can't say how much I love this site.

Click here and signup for QuickRewards

GetPaidTo -- Update: These guys keep paying me every single day

Tuesday, 19 January 2010 14:00 |

Written by Justin |

Just thought I should make an update on GetPaidTo, seeing as they now have 4 cent per click links. I'm not kidding. See my proof of payment here. I made $1.12 in one day just from clicking.

They seem to be hiding these links though. Once you signup, be sure to check the Paid to Click section first, but if all you see is $0.00001 clicks, then go to the Complete Offers area, sort them by value in ascending order, and skip over to page 7. A few links down there will be a bunch of 4 cent links. You have to click the link, then click two links on the page that opens, close them all except GetPaidTo and click the green checkbox next to the link. So actually you have to click 4 times, but it takes almost no time at all, and I made $1.12 in like 15 minutes, so this site is totally worth it! You can only do these links every 36 hours however, but if you try to do them again to soon, the window that pops up tells you when you will be eligible to click again.

Also, they do PayPal masspays once a day, so you will usually get paid within 24 hours from request, and there is no minimum, they have paid me 2 cents and 8 cents a couple times.

Click here to signup!

HogsHollow -- A traffic exchange for PTP links

Sunday, 17 January 2010 04:52 |

Written by Justin |

Get Paid To... is a site about GPT sites, not traffic exchanges, but HogsHollow is making it on here today anyways. The reason I am including HogsHollow is that unlike most traffic exchanges, they allow you to promote all your PTP links. They do have a PTC section, but I haven't seen any ads to click yet. You can also earn small cash bonuses as you surf (less than 1 cent each time, but happen pretty frequently). You earn 1 credit for every 2 sites you surf (2:1 ratio) as a free member, up to a maximum of 500 credits a day (surf 1000 sites to get this).

If you are looking for a way to get more hits to your PTP links, I highly recommend this traffic exchange.

Click here to check out HogsHollow

WordLinx -- Paying 1 cent a click for clicking text ads

Friday, 15 January 2010 01:44 |

Written by Justin |

WordLinx is different from most PTC sites. They don't display banners, just text links. Also, they don't have daily clicks available to all members. Instead, when an advertiser creates an ad, it goes up on the site and users can click it. However, usually these ads will not last even a day (sometimes they do, but rarely), so it is important to check in a few times a day on WordLinx if you want to catch all the ads.

This site is mainly just pay to click, but occasionally will offer paid emails. Each link clicked pays either 1 cent or a half cent. 1 cent links require you to wait 30 seconds before clicking again, while half cent ones are 15 seconds.

The referral program only pays one level down for clicks (three levels for commission on upgrades). You will earn 5% of your referrals earnings (1 cent per 20 clicks), as well as 5 cents as a referral bonus once they have clicked a few ads.

Payment from WordLinx is through Paypal, and there is a $10 minimum.

Last Updated (Friday, 15 January 2010 09:40)

More Articles...