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Tuesday, April 1, 2008

PTC/PTR rips off their members

Hey guys, do you know what PTC/PTR managers/owners use for a business tactic nowadays? To match up with the growing competition over PTC/PTR businesses, they employ a business strategy wherein they would open a PTC/PTR that offers low minimum payout, that goes for as low as $1. You might had already seen sites like these popping out of thin air. Be warned though, most of these are scam and since they are new, you wouldn't notice it until the last hour. And while there are some legitimate businesses using the same scheme that really pay, these businesses are bound to change that low minimum payout anytime soon.. Of course, I'm not talking of all low payout sites, unfortunately, most of these, most especially among the new ones are more likely to change their policy and increase their minimum payout quota when the right time comes.

I already joined 4 PTC/PTR sites that pay on low minimum, they are Cash-Hi, IncomeBux Webspacemania, Xclix.net, and CoinMachine.info. Out of the four, only one kept its word - Cash-Hi, two of them (Xclix and CoinMachine) increased their minimum payout suddenly, while IncomeBux Webspacemania, gave out her excuse letter.. So, why? Why are PTC/PTR sites ripping off their members just like this? Don't they know that stunts like this could result to a lot of frustration and angry faces?

Well, the managers explained that the increase in minimum payout was to speed up the payout process, however, this sounds like a poor excuse. Is this really the reason? Although I must agree that it could be very stressful to pay a lot of people in a short period of time, and that, increasing the payout could remedy the problem, they forgot to think about the hopes of the many? People joined them because of the promise of low payout.. and now, they are breaking the promise, and this is really frustrating.

The Business Strategy

Would you guys believe that I can see through their business strategy? I'll let you know what I see.. This is how it goes..

To catch up with other PTC/PTR sites, they have to gain a lot of members in a short period of time. Of course, advertisers would most probably chose a PTC/PTR site who had the most members, why? Because no advertiser would want to show their ads repetitively on the same people.. you see, they are looking for the right visitors, and to better find these people, they need to expose their ads on a vast number of people. Moreover, repetitive ads die out with time, people get tired of looking at the same ad over and over again. As interest drop, the ads go to waste.. Another example is that you have 10 viewers, and you have 100 ads.. 2 members became interested and joined upon seeing the ad, 8 were not at all interested, if out of 10, only 2 had joined, then only 20% became useful and 80% of the ads became useless. If it were showed to other people, the remaining ads could had gained additional profit. So, this is the reason why advertisers are more likely to chose a site with vast members, and PTC/PTR managers/owners know this very well.. So, to get advertisers, they need members, and they had to do it fast.. of course, their bills couldn't wait, moreover, other PTC/PTR sites might absorb the majority before it could join them, and this will be a great lose (the lose of falling behind) . Now, with that in mind, they focus on techniques that would better catch the attention of the people, and attract them to join. And what better way to do this? A low payout! You see, people have this attitude of wanting instant cash, or cash out of less work. PTC/PTR owners see this and take advantage of the weakness, so they go for it even without thinking of the repercussion. And even if they were aware of the consequences, they also know the fact that once people join and started working for them, people have a probability to stay.. Of course, if you're a member, and have earned quiet a sum, would you quit and forfeit your earnings? Unlikely, isn't it?

You guys should also note that low minimum paying sites are more unstable compared to high minimum paying sites.. the reason.. low payout are fast to reach, therefore, in a particular site's case, payments become more and more gradual, and the site had to catch it up with new advertisers. If there are no advertisers advertising on this short period of time.. the site is doomed to extinction..

Perhaps now, you know why they suddenly raise the payout quota, lessen the ads on the site, or delay the payments.. you now know why PTC/PTR sites rip off their members. It's more like they were forced to.. yet, you should becareful.. if they can't meet their promises, that makes them unreliable.. and if they are unreliable, there's a tendency that you won't get paid after all.

cash-hi.com

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