Jika Anda sudah membaca artikel Menguji Program PTC; Bayar VS Tidak Bayar. Tentu saja saya mengucapkan terimakasih atas bantuan klik-nya. Sehingga kita bisa benar-benar membuktikan bahwa program PTC tersebut membayar kita. Syukur-syukur bisa jadi penghasilan, sebab sejauh ini saya belum pernah mendengar orang-orang yang kaya atau dapat duit banyak dari PTC. Kalau dari Adsense, Yuwie, itukan sudah banyak.
Analisa ini mungkin semacam gambaran atas beberapa PTC, baik saya melakukan pengujian maupun tidak.
Umumnya PTC nilai klik rata-rata adalah $0,01 dan rata-rata minimum Payout $5
PTC Dengan minimum PayOut $1
Biasanya PTC jenis ini nilai klik iklannya rata-rata $0,001 (contohnya: moneyclicks.info) atau bahkan lebih kecil lagi, seperti pada earneasycash.info yang nilai kliknya $0,0001-$0,0005, atau pada clicksia.com yang nilai kliknya berkisar $0,001 sampai dengan $0,005. Bayangkan untuk memperoleh $1, berapa banyak klik yang harus Anda lakukan. Hanya demi uang Rp 10.000,- (asumsi $1 = Rp 10.000,-). Anda ngamen atau ngemis aja sehari bisa dapat segitu. Kecuali occupex yang nilai kliknya $0,01 dan saya golongkan scam.
PTC Dengan Nilai klik $1 - $5
Untuk PTC jenis ini, minimum payout yang diminta adalah paling kecil biasanya $5.000,- bahkan ada yang sampai $25.000,-
Jika diperhatikan dari pola di atas, terlihat bahwa untuk mencapai nilai minimum Payout dari program PTC mau tidak mau jumlah kliknya sama saja. Nilai minimum payout kecil maka nilai kliknya juga kecil. Sebaliknya situs PTC yang nilai kliknya besar ($1-$5) minimum payout-nya juga besar.
Salah satu trik situs tersebut menarik pemakaia adalah dengan mengiklankan/menyampaikan bahwa nilai klik mereka tinggi. misalnya, UP TO $0,2. Orang sering terlupa dengan adanya kata UPTO di depannya. UPTO kan berarti mencapai atau ada yang segitu, bukan berarti semuanya bernilai $0,2.
Selain itu, hati-hati pula dengan bahasa iklan yang mengecoh mata Anda. Misalnya, "setiap klik Anda dibayar 0,25 cents. Tidak banyak yang sadar bahwa nilai sebenarnya untuk 0,25cent(s) sama dengan $0,0025. Sebab 1cent sama dengan $0,01.
Kalau mereka benar-benar bayar mungkin tidak terlalu masalah. Kalau ternyata scam,udah capek-capek klik dan buang-buang waktu kan percuma. Mending cari kerjaan lainnya deh.
Secara garis besar untuk memperoleh $1 dengan nilai klik $0,001 Anda perlu mengklik sebanyak 1000 klik. Atau minimum payout $5000 dengan nilai klik $2 (agak gedean) butuh 2500 klik, atau $1 berarti butuh 5000 klik.
Jika 1 hari ada 10 iklan (10 x klik) berarti Anda butuh 100 hari untuk dapat uang $1 (sekitar 3 bulan lebih). Kalaupun Anda ikut 10 program PTC setelah 3 bulan Anda hanya memperoleh $10.
Iklan-iklan tersebut harus Anda klik sendiri (lain halnya dengan program sejenis Adsense/Adbrite) orang lain yang mengklik semakin banyak pengunjung semakin banyak pula kemungkinan klik. Kalau untuk PTC seperti ini, apalagi kebanyakan dari Anda adalah user standar (bukan premium) iklannya udah dikit nilainya kecil.
Jadi, semuanya terserah pada Anda untuk kliknya. Mau klik mau kagak ya terserah. Selamat berpikir.
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Sunday, November 23, 2008
Meningkatkan Trafik Dengan Program PTC
Ini sebenarnya terjadi karena banyaknya scam dari situs-situs PTC. Dari pada recehan dolar yang sudah kita kumpulkan terbuang sia-sia dan tidak berguna. Toh, mau withdraw juga tidak bisa kok.
Mendingan dolarnya dipakai untuk memasang iklan sendiri dan biarin yang orang yang mengunjungi situs kita. Siapa tahu ada yang beli bagi Anda yang jualan online, atau siapa tahu ada yang klik iklan Adsense, atau terserah pada Anda pemanfaatannya.
Bagi Anda yang tidak punya situs atau blog. Setidaknya Anda punya Friendster. Saya sekarang sudah beralih ke Yuwie karena situs ini sama saja dengan Friendster. Hanya saja Yuwie akan membayar Anda termasuk Anda sekedar login atau ada orang yang melihat profil atau foto Anda. Pokoknya aktivitas di Yuwie dapat dolar. Kan lumayan, toh manfaatnya sama dengan Friendster.
Bagi yang ingin mendaftar di Yuwie klik disini
Atau bagi Anda yang ingin mencari informasi lebih detil mengenai Yuwie, klik disini
Kembali pada pokok bahasan. Berhubung saya sudah membukukan cara memasang/membeli iklan dari dolar kita sendiri jadi saya tidak bisa menampilkannya disini. Dalam hal ini saya mengambil contoh kasus clixsense.com.
Mendingan dolarnya dipakai untuk memasang iklan sendiri dan biarin yang orang yang mengunjungi situs kita. Siapa tahu ada yang beli bagi Anda yang jualan online, atau siapa tahu ada yang klik iklan Adsense, atau terserah pada Anda pemanfaatannya.
Bagi Anda yang tidak punya situs atau blog. Setidaknya Anda punya Friendster. Saya sekarang sudah beralih ke Yuwie karena situs ini sama saja dengan Friendster. Hanya saja Yuwie akan membayar Anda termasuk Anda sekedar login atau ada orang yang melihat profil atau foto Anda. Pokoknya aktivitas di Yuwie dapat dolar. Kan lumayan, toh manfaatnya sama dengan Friendster.
Bagi yang ingin mendaftar di Yuwie klik disini
Atau bagi Anda yang ingin mencari informasi lebih detil mengenai Yuwie, klik disini
Kembali pada pokok bahasan. Berhubung saya sudah membukukan cara memasang/membeli iklan dari dolar kita sendiri jadi saya tidak bisa menampilkannya disini. Dalam hal ini saya mengambil contoh kasus clixsense.com.
PTC Yang Lolos Audisi
Berikut ini program PTC yang terbukti membayar:
1. Neobux.com
Neobux, terbukti membayar. kerjaan cuma klik iklan 1 iklan = $0,01. Pas saya mencapai minimum payout $2, saya langsung tak tarik. Ternyata otomatis langsung ditransfer masuk rekening paypal/alertpay. Kebetulan Paypal saya masih unverified jadi saya pakai Alertpay aja.
Kalo mau daftar jadi downline saya, ya. Itung-itung ucapan terimakasih udah ngasih tahu, info ini, klik disini Neobux.com
atau silahkan klik banner di bawah ini
Lumayan nabung recehan dolar, dikit2 besok udah banyak tabungannya di Alertpay/Paypal baru diambil buat ONH. Kalo mau dirupiahkan langsung juga bisa. Ada banyak tempat-tempat untuk penukaran dana Anda di Alertpay/Paypal.
Kalau mau dapat lebih banyak ya ajak teman/saudara jadi downline.
Program PTC Neobux ternyata yg ini jujur bukan scam. Jujur saya mau bilang, keren. Keren karena pembayaran otomatis, dan instant berlaku untuk semua member baik standar maupun premium. Sebab banyak PTC yang ngaku2 pembayaran instant ternyata berlaku untuk premium saja. Seperti halnya earn3.com yang bagi saya earn3 tergolong scam.
Semoga saja, saya bisa menemukan PTC lainnya yang benar-benar membayar kita. Terimakasih atas bantuan teman-teman yang sudah membantu saya klik di neobux sehingga cepat mencapai minimum payout. Jadi, Anda semua bisa meneruskan klik.
Good luck
2. PalmBux
Situs ini hampir sama dengan Neobux, dengan sistem pembayaran instant minimal $2 dan berikutnya penarikan kedua minimal penarikan $6. Ada 4 iklan tiap hari. Hanya saja, pada PalmBux diantara 4 iklan tersebut, satu iklan bernilai $0,005 bukan $0,01. Serta sewaktu penarikan ke AlertPay akan ada biaya, misalnya Anda menarik $2 fee-nya sebesar $0,211 sehingga Anda akan menerima $1,789. Walau demikian saya rasa Palmbux masih tetap Oke dan bagus, jadi saya menempati PalmBux pada urutan kedua. Perlu Anda ketahui, sewaktu melakukan penarikan pertama maka akan ada proses verifikasi terlebih dahulu sekitar 3 hari. Untuk berikutnya barulah Anda bisa menarik secara instant setiap mencapai minimum payment.
Bagi yang mau daftar klik disini
Atau silahkan klik banner di bawah ini
Saat ini saya sedang mencoba beberapa situs PTC lainnya. Apakah mereka membayar atau tidak. Bagi Anda yang ingin mencoba atau membantu saya silahkan klik link dibawah ini untuk mendaftar, supaya kita tahu kalau mereka itu scam atau bukan.
Sebenarnya sebelumnya ada beberapa situs PTC lainnya yang pernah membayar saya, tapi saya hapus karena situsnya sudah mati dan sebagainya, seperti PTCDepot dan Kingsclicker.
1. Neobux.com
Neobux, terbukti membayar. kerjaan cuma klik iklan 1 iklan = $0,01. Pas saya mencapai minimum payout $2, saya langsung tak tarik. Ternyata otomatis langsung ditransfer masuk rekening paypal/alertpay. Kebetulan Paypal saya masih unverified jadi saya pakai Alertpay aja.
Kalo mau daftar jadi downline saya, ya. Itung-itung ucapan terimakasih udah ngasih tahu, info ini, klik disini Neobux.com
atau silahkan klik banner di bawah ini
Lumayan nabung recehan dolar, dikit2 besok udah banyak tabungannya di Alertpay/Paypal baru diambil buat ONH. Kalo mau dirupiahkan langsung juga bisa. Ada banyak tempat-tempat untuk penukaran dana Anda di Alertpay/Paypal.
Kalau mau dapat lebih banyak ya ajak teman/saudara jadi downline.
Program PTC Neobux ternyata yg ini jujur bukan scam. Jujur saya mau bilang, keren. Keren karena pembayaran otomatis, dan instant berlaku untuk semua member baik standar maupun premium. Sebab banyak PTC yang ngaku2 pembayaran instant ternyata berlaku untuk premium saja. Seperti halnya earn3.com yang bagi saya earn3 tergolong scam.
Semoga saja, saya bisa menemukan PTC lainnya yang benar-benar membayar kita. Terimakasih atas bantuan teman-teman yang sudah membantu saya klik di neobux sehingga cepat mencapai minimum payout. Jadi, Anda semua bisa meneruskan klik.
Good luck
2. PalmBux
Situs ini hampir sama dengan Neobux, dengan sistem pembayaran instant minimal $2 dan berikutnya penarikan kedua minimal penarikan $6. Ada 4 iklan tiap hari. Hanya saja, pada PalmBux diantara 4 iklan tersebut, satu iklan bernilai $0,005 bukan $0,01. Serta sewaktu penarikan ke AlertPay akan ada biaya, misalnya Anda menarik $2 fee-nya sebesar $0,211 sehingga Anda akan menerima $1,789. Walau demikian saya rasa Palmbux masih tetap Oke dan bagus, jadi saya menempati PalmBux pada urutan kedua. Perlu Anda ketahui, sewaktu melakukan penarikan pertama maka akan ada proses verifikasi terlebih dahulu sekitar 3 hari. Untuk berikutnya barulah Anda bisa menarik secara instant setiap mencapai minimum payment.
Bagi yang mau daftar klik disini
Atau silahkan klik banner di bawah ini
Saat ini saya sedang mencoba beberapa situs PTC lainnya. Apakah mereka membayar atau tidak. Bagi Anda yang ingin mencoba atau membantu saya silahkan klik link dibawah ini untuk mendaftar, supaya kita tahu kalau mereka itu scam atau bukan.
- PPClix --> Minimal penarikan $5. Walaupun ada banyak iklan tapi hanya boleh klik maksimal 4-5 iklan tiap hari.
Sebenarnya sebelumnya ada beberapa situs PTC lainnya yang pernah membayar saya, tapi saya hapus karena situsnya sudah mati dan sebagainya, seperti PTCDepot dan Kingsclicker.
PTC Yang Gagal Audisi
Berikut ini adalah daftar PTC yang gagal audisi (bukan berarti mereka scam saja) mungkin ada alasan lainnya, seperti iklan yang jarang ada, perolehan minimum payout yang impossible, dan alasan lainnya.
occupex.com
--> Program ini memiliki minimum Payment $1, dan pembayaran 10 hari untuk keanggotaan standar. Tapi, setelah 10 hari lebih (berminggu-minggu malahan) ternyata occupex tetap tidak membayar bahkan saya telah mencoba menghubungi kontaknya tetap tidak ada jawaban.
Jadi, occupex tergolong scam
cherryclicks.info
--> Kalo ini benar-benar scam di homepage-nya disebutkan kalau tidak ada minimum Payout, walaupun Anda dibayar $0,02 untuk e-gold, $2 untuk AlertPay, dan $1 untuk PayPal. Ternyata sewaktu saya melakukan penarikan dengan Paypal $1,2 ternyata baru muncul aslinya mereka mensyaratkan $10. Ketahuan bo'ongnya
clixmx.com
--> Ini mah situsnya sudah tutup bulan Oktober 2008, sempat ngumpulin $1 sih. Ya ini salah satu resiko ikut program PTC bux-bux kayak gini. Kata yang punya situs, dia juga punya bisnis offline dan keteteran ngurusin bisnis offline-nya gara-gara bisnis online. Ya, jelas-jelas gagal audisi.
giptc.com
--> Entah apa gerangan, tiba-tiba saja situs saja mati. Sebenarnya saya sudah sempat make sebentar saja dulu. Trus mereka down (katanya kena DDOS), pada tanggal 8 Oktober 2008 balik normal lagi. Saya coba pakai saja sebentar terus saya hentikan karena iklannya cuma dapat poin dan dolar masa cuma $0,0001. Aneh.
Iseng-iseng aja coba buka situs lagi tanggal 23 November 2008, malah udah jadi uggiux.com
Clixsense.com
--> Dengan sangat terpaksa saya harus memasukkan clixsense.com ini pada kategori PTC yang gagal audisi. Hal ini dikarenakan jumlah iklan yang diberikan SANGAT SEDIKIT SEKALI. Dalam satu hari, paling banter hanya ada 1 atau 2 iklan saja. Paling sesekali ada 3 - 4 iklan. Paling cuma 2x dalam 1 bulan. Sedangkan minimum Payout $5. Walaupun kecil tapi untuk mencapai jumlah tersebut untuk status standar sama aja bohong. Setidaknya dana yang ada bisa dipakai untuk masang iklan sendiri. Selamat tinggal Clixsense
clickforshares.com
--> Dari awal saya sudah curiga dengan PTC ini, bayarannya $1 per klik, di halaman utama dan help tidak dijelaskan berapa minimum Payout. Setelah saya coba pakai beberapa kali. Ternyata minimum Payout-nya $5000, dan hanya bisa menggunakan AlertPay. Selain itu, jumlah iklan yang sedikit Sungguh Sangat Tidak Memungkinkan untuk mencapainya. Jangan-jangan pas sampai situsnya udah tutup. Selain itu, Anda harus melakukan klik minimal 350 untuk bisa masang iklan. Saya sempat melakukan 39 klik. Jadi mau masang iklan juga tidak bisa, tidak segampang clixsense.com mau berapa kali klik bisa pasang iklan. Mau tidak mau, ya saya harus merelakan kepergian clickforshares.
KazarianGPT.com
--> Alasannya sama dengan clickfosshares.com. Iklan dikit mentok-mentok 20 iklan dengan minimum Payout $5.000. Kapan ya nyampe untuk yang standar. Lupain deh
ptcnation.org
--> Menurut pengakuannya PTC situs ini instant payment. Walaupun keanggotaan saya disana VIP. Tapi jumlah iklan cuma 2-3 per hari. Kapan bisa sampai $5. Butuh sekitar 500 klik. Jika tiap hari ada 3 iklan, berarti 166 hari. Itu kondisi anggota VIP atau Premium di bux lainnya. Gimana yang standar ya. Lupakan aja deh. Catatan: saya bisa jadi anggota VIP karena saya daftar sebelum situs itu launching.
occupex.com
--> Program ini memiliki minimum Payment $1, dan pembayaran 10 hari untuk keanggotaan standar. Tapi, setelah 10 hari lebih (berminggu-minggu malahan) ternyata occupex tetap tidak membayar bahkan saya telah mencoba menghubungi kontaknya tetap tidak ada jawaban.
Jadi, occupex tergolong scam
cherryclicks.info
--> Kalo ini benar-benar scam di homepage-nya disebutkan kalau tidak ada minimum Payout, walaupun Anda dibayar $0,02 untuk e-gold, $2 untuk AlertPay, dan $1 untuk PayPal. Ternyata sewaktu saya melakukan penarikan dengan Paypal $1,2 ternyata baru muncul aslinya mereka mensyaratkan $10. Ketahuan bo'ongnya
clixmx.com
--> Ini mah situsnya sudah tutup bulan Oktober 2008, sempat ngumpulin $1 sih. Ya ini salah satu resiko ikut program PTC bux-bux kayak gini. Kata yang punya situs, dia juga punya bisnis offline dan keteteran ngurusin bisnis offline-nya gara-gara bisnis online. Ya, jelas-jelas gagal audisi.
giptc.com
--> Entah apa gerangan, tiba-tiba saja situs saja mati. Sebenarnya saya sudah sempat make sebentar saja dulu. Trus mereka down (katanya kena DDOS), pada tanggal 8 Oktober 2008 balik normal lagi. Saya coba pakai saja sebentar terus saya hentikan karena iklannya cuma dapat poin dan dolar masa cuma $0,0001. Aneh.
Iseng-iseng aja coba buka situs lagi tanggal 23 November 2008, malah udah jadi uggiux.com
Clixsense.com
--> Dengan sangat terpaksa saya harus memasukkan clixsense.com ini pada kategori PTC yang gagal audisi. Hal ini dikarenakan jumlah iklan yang diberikan SANGAT SEDIKIT SEKALI. Dalam satu hari, paling banter hanya ada 1 atau 2 iklan saja. Paling sesekali ada 3 - 4 iklan. Paling cuma 2x dalam 1 bulan. Sedangkan minimum Payout $5. Walaupun kecil tapi untuk mencapai jumlah tersebut untuk status standar sama aja bohong. Setidaknya dana yang ada bisa dipakai untuk masang iklan sendiri. Selamat tinggal Clixsense
clickforshares.com
--> Dari awal saya sudah curiga dengan PTC ini, bayarannya $1 per klik, di halaman utama dan help tidak dijelaskan berapa minimum Payout. Setelah saya coba pakai beberapa kali. Ternyata minimum Payout-nya $5000, dan hanya bisa menggunakan AlertPay. Selain itu, jumlah iklan yang sedikit Sungguh Sangat Tidak Memungkinkan untuk mencapainya. Jangan-jangan pas sampai situsnya udah tutup. Selain itu, Anda harus melakukan klik minimal 350 untuk bisa masang iklan. Saya sempat melakukan 39 klik. Jadi mau masang iklan juga tidak bisa, tidak segampang clixsense.com mau berapa kali klik bisa pasang iklan. Mau tidak mau, ya saya harus merelakan kepergian clickforshares.
KazarianGPT.com
--> Alasannya sama dengan clickfosshares.com. Iklan dikit mentok-mentok 20 iklan dengan minimum Payout $5.000. Kapan ya nyampe untuk yang standar. Lupain deh
ptcnation.org
--> Menurut pengakuannya PTC situs ini instant payment. Walaupun keanggotaan saya disana VIP. Tapi jumlah iklan cuma 2-3 per hari. Kapan bisa sampai $5. Butuh sekitar 500 klik. Jika tiap hari ada 3 iklan, berarti 166 hari. Itu kondisi anggota VIP atau Premium di bux lainnya. Gimana yang standar ya. Lupakan aja deh. Catatan: saya bisa jadi anggota VIP karena saya daftar sebelum situs itu launching.
Thursday, November 13, 2008
AlertPay sudah bisa transfer uang ke Indonesia
Ada kabar gembira, uang kita yang ada di AlertPay bisa di withdraw ke Bank di Indonesia.
Untuk dapat menarik dana dari AlertPay siapkan:
Untuk withdraw ke bank di Indonesia bisa lewat 2 cara yaitu check dan bank wire. Biayanya lewat Check adalah $3 kalo lewat Bank Wire adalah $15 dan jika ada konversi dari Dollar ke rupiah ada biaya konversi sebesar $2,5 itu adalah biaya yang dikenakan dari AlertPay dan untuk semua jenis Account AlertPay (Personal starter, Personal Pro dan Bussiness).
Tapi untuk biaya yang dikenakan oleh bank penerima saya belum banyak mendapat Informasi. Baru pernah coba di BCA kena potong $55. :((
Untuk dapat menarik dana dari AlertPay siapkan:
- No Rekening Bank atas nama sesuai dengan pemilik AlertPay
- SWIFT Code
- Kode Kliring Bank, Kode Cabang Bank dan lain lain. Untuk direktori Bank di Indonesia, klik disini
Untuk withdraw ke bank di Indonesia bisa lewat 2 cara yaitu check dan bank wire. Biayanya lewat Check adalah $3 kalo lewat Bank Wire adalah $15 dan jika ada konversi dari Dollar ke rupiah ada biaya konversi sebesar $2,5 itu adalah biaya yang dikenakan dari AlertPay dan untuk semua jenis Account AlertPay (Personal starter, Personal Pro dan Bussiness).
Tapi untuk biaya yang dikenakan oleh bank penerima saya belum banyak mendapat Informasi. Baru pernah coba di BCA kena potong $55. :((
If you want to be rich, first stop being so frightened
Felix Dennis, publishing tycoon, has written a guide to becoming a multi-millionaire. All you need is thick skin, cunning - and a work ethic
It also helps that I am writing while sipping a very fine wine (a Chateau d’Yquem 1986, if you really want to know), nibbling on fresh conch tidbits, ensconced by a window with one of the most beautiful views on earth.
Across the valley, far, far below me, palm trees fringe the fishing boats and yachts nodding in the harbour. Beyond the bay to the west, a turquoise sea ripples out to a purple and pink horizon, heralding another glorious sunset.
I am in Mustique, a tiny island in the Windward Islands of the Caribbean. More specifically in my “writer’s cottage”, a study-cum-library some distance from the main house, built solely for one purpose — to permit me to write whatever I please in peace and quiet.
All of this, as if you needed me to remind you, costs money. It’s what you get, if you want, when you’re rich.
You’ll be suggesting next that it will improve my sex life.
People who grow rich almost always improve their sex life. More people want to have sex with them. That’s just the way human beings work. Money is power. Power is an aphrodisiac. Money did not make me happy. But it definitely improved my sex life.
Just how quickly can I become rich?
I have known it done inside five years, but there are very few “short cuts”. Knowledge learnt the hard way combined with the avoidance of error, whenever and wherever possible, is the soundest basis for success in any endeavour.
The bottom line is that if I did it, you can do it. I got rich without the benefit of a college education or a penny of capital but making many errors along the way. I went from being a pauper — a hippie dropout on the dole, living in a crummy room without the proverbial pot to piss in, without even the money to pay the rent, without a clue as to what to do next — to being rich. And I am certainly no business genius, as my rivals will happily and swiftly confirm.
Yet the odd thing is, I’ve ended up far richer than most of my rivals.
How rich are you, anyway?
I don’t know. Nor does any rich person know. I haven’t cashed in all my assets and I’m not certain what they will fetch. Let’s say $400m-$900m (£215m- £483m) of net worth before tax.
Five homes. Three estates. Fancy cars. Private jets. (The jets are always rented. If it flies, floats or fornicates, always rent it — it’s cheaper in the long run.) Thousands of acres of land. Art on the walls and libraries stuffed with first editions. Bronze statues littering up the garden. Chauffeurs, housekeepers, financial advisers and other personal staff coming out of my rear end. Oh, and thousands of bottles of fine wine in the cellars. Never forget the wine.
Less the debt, of course. Around $30m (£16m) of debt. Rich people always have a certain degree of debt. Apparently it helps to reduce taxes. I’m not so hot on the bean-counting side. But I can’t fly the jets or drive the Rolls-Royces or Bentleys either. I never had the time or the inclination to learn.
Honestly speaking, what kind of people get to become rich?
An interesting topic. There is a confidence that radiates from first-born sons and daughters. Not in all the cases but in too many for it to be a coincidence. A similar confidence is to be observed, more often than not, in people who are rich, no matter whether they were born with it, inherited it or acquired it through their own efforts.
You can see it in the way they walk into a hotel or restaurant they have never visited before. In the irritating disposition of rich women to haggle in an Oxfam shop over a designer dress — unlike any working-class woman, who would be horrified at the thought of doing any such thing, even though she perhaps needs the discount while the rich woman does not.
You can see it, too, in the way the children of the rich appear to assume that the world was created entirely for their sole benefit. Money brings a kind of insouciance with it. It is among wealth’s least attractive characteristics.
Whatever qualities the rich may have, they can be acquired by anyone with the tenacity to become rich. The key, I think, is confidence. Confidence and an unshakeable belief it can be done and that you are the one to do it.
Tunnel vision helps. Being a bit of a shit helps. A thick skin helps. Stamina is crucial, as is a capacity to work so hard that your best friends mock you, your lovers despair and the rest of your acquaintances watch furtively from the sidelines, half in awe and half in contempt.
Becoming rich does not guarantee happiness. In fact, it is almost certain to impose the opposite condition — if not from the stresses and strains of protecting it, then from the guilt that inevitably accompanies its arrival.
If I had my time again, I would dedicate myself to making just enough to live comfortably (say £30m or £40m) as quickly as I could, hopefully by the time I was 35. I would then cash out immediately and retire to write poetry and plant trees.
Making money was, and still is, fun, but at one time it wreaked chaos upon my private life. It consumed my waking hours. It led me into a lifestyle of narcotics, high-class whores, drink and consolatory debauchery. As a philosopher might have put it, all the usual dreary afflictions of the seeker after wealth. ()
These afflictions, in turn, helped to undermine my health. But like an old, punch-drunk boxer, I couldn’t quit. It’s no excuse, but making money is a drug. Not the money itself. The making of the money. This sounds like so much hooplah, but it’s true.
Nobody believed that exercise could prove addictive until science stepped in and discovered endorphins. And making money, I assure you, is a hell of a lot more of a rush than jogging.
Up to just seven years ago I was still working 12 to 16 hours a day making money. With hundreds of millions of dollars in assets I just could not let go. It was pathetic. Because whoever dies with the most toys doesn’t win. Real winners are people who know their limits and respect them.
Eventually I found a way out. I handed over day-to-day control of my businesses to younger and mostly smarter boys and girls. I cleaned up my personal life.
I began doing what I wanted to do — not what I felt I had to do. After all, what did I have to prove? Except, perhaps, to myself.
IT IS possible that you will avoid such mistakes when you get rich. I hope so. One thing is for sure: “the usual afflictions” are no reason not to make the attempt. There is no reason on earth why financial success should lead to personal catastrophe.
If you wish to be rich, however, you must grow a carapace. A mental armour. Not so thick as to blind you to well-constructed criticism and advice, especially from those you trust. Nor so thick as to cut you off from friends and family. But thick enough to shrug off the inevitable sniggering and malicious mockery that will follow your inevitable failures. Not to mention the poorly hidden envy that will accompany your eventual success.
Consider carefully this shortlist:
# If you cannot face up to your fear of failure, you will never be rich.
The truth is that getting rich means sacrifice. And it isn’t always you that’s doing the sacrificing. This is not a calling for the faint-hearted. There is no shame in turning away. After all, if everyone was prepared to make the necessary sacrifices, who would be left to work for my own companies? Quite apart from sacrifice, there is a last brutal truth to be confronted. After a lifetime of making money and observing better men and women than me fall by the wayside, I am convinced that fear of failing in the eyes of the world is the single biggest impediment to amassing wealth. Trust me on this. ()
If you shy away for any reason whatever, then the way is blocked. You will never get started. You will never get rich.
Fear of failure is almost certainly the reason that you have not already begun to make yourself rich. It haunts all of us.
In essence, it comprises two components. The first is our natural desire to avoid letting ourselves or others down. The second is the exposure of that failure to the outside world.
This nastier, stickier second component, the “broadcasting” of our misjudgments or errors, especially to our peers, is often the nub of the matter.
The same factors apply to me, sitting around with colleagues at Dennis Publishing trying to figure out if we should invest millions of pounds to launch a new car magazine, or to a young woman considering whether to take over her father’s used-car business or to invest another two years of her life into obtaining a PhD in bio-engineering.
Neither decision will involve utter financial ruin. But fear of a result that cannot be easily hidden weighs heavily in the balance.
The board of directors that runs Dennis Publishing will talk earnestly and sensibly about the effect on morale for the rest of the company (usually forgetting to mention its own morale) in the event our proposed new magazine bombs.
In reality, Dennis Publishing staff working, say, on The Week or Maxim or Computer Shopper, won’t give two hoots if the company’s new car magazine is a sensational flop. But by discussing the matter in such terms, in code if you like, the board gives itself the opportunity to weigh its own fears while appearing to weigh the fears of others. It is a form of well-disguised cowardice.
On a less corporate level, the young woman believes she might be able to expand her father’s used-car business more aggressively than he has done in the past. On the other hand, a PhD would add status to her life and offers the prospect of a fulfilling career in science.
She must decide. Her father is unwell and cannot wait for her decision. What if she takes over the company and it goes belly up? What if she shoots for a master’s degree and does not achieve it? A failure to obtain her master’s degree could be disguised fairly easily. She could always claim she has become bored with bio-engineering. The decision to take over her dad’s company, however, will be far more closely monitored — by relatives and neighbours, by the people who work there, by rival car dealerships, by the bank manager, and not least by her father. Should she fail, she will run the risk of becoming a laughing stock or an object of pity.
So what is her best option? She is unlikely to get rich as a bio-engineer. But she might well get rich expanding the dealership, especially because she is aware that her father has never invested to the extent that he might have done in marketing and promotion, especially on the internet.
The car dealership is already capitalised, and, although she will have to pay off her father eventually, he is hardly likely to foreclose on her. There is an opportunity, but is she prepared to exploit it? So what should our young college girl do? Normally, I would hesitate to offer any advice. But I happen to know her. I was half in love with her once. She happens to be real and her name is Julie. All this happened a long time ago.
In the event, she took her degree and her father sold the business to an outsider. Julie is a highly competent bio-engineer and has enjoyed her career enormously. But on more than one occasion she has told me she regrets not taking her father up on his offer.
What swung the balance was her fear of failure in such a “public” endeavour. She was frightened that others (especially the male-dominated community of car sales firms) would laugh at her.
It irks her to know that she will never be rich. It always irks intelligent people like Julie. And I can give you other examples. One of them is my mother.
She will be furious (if she ever reads this) that I have mentioned her in such a context. But I know my mother well. I know beyond a shadow of a doubt that everything I have achieved I owe not just to care and love but to her genes.
She could have built herself a fortune had she wished. Her personality combines the resilience, the drive and the restless energy of so many people who become rich. But 60 years ago it was almost unheard of for a woman to act out such ambitions. Her parents would have been scandalised. Neighbours would have viewed such behaviour in the most negative light imaginable. And had she succeeded, horror of horrors, she would have earned their undying enmity. It just was not “done” for a woman to earn a fortune for herself — except, somewhat dubiously, as a movie star perhaps. Or a writer of crime novels.
Single or newly married women from respectable families in the 1940s and 1950s were actively discouraged from involvement in business except for a little light typing or serving in shops and department stores. Especially if they had children. Especially if they lived in the south of England.
Never mind that my mother had more brains in her little finger than half the twerps she worked for as an accountant. Women were not even allowed to sign a hire-purchase form back then. They had to get their husband or their brother or their father to do it.
So she didn’t become rich. She had a decent career. She earned enough to support my brother and me and to provide us with more than just the necessities of life. And she married again and became a pillar of the community. But I know that she could have done it, had she been prepared for the unpleasantness, the sheer nastiness that would have been unleashed upon her if she had chosen to say: “To hell with them. Let’s go!” It was not so much a fear of failure on my mother’s part, I believe, as a fear of upsetting the whole apple cart of the community in which she lived. And now she is an elderly, if formidable lady who quietly walks her dog along English country lanes.
DENNIS'S WEALTH GUIDE
Total assets
£1m-£2m The comfortable poor
£2m-£5m The comfortably off
£5m-£15m The comfortably wealthy
£15m-£40m The lesser rich
£40m-£75m The comfortably rich
£75m-£100m The rich
£100m-£200m The seriously rich
£200m-£400m The truly rich
£400m-£999m The filthy rich
More than £999m The super rich
© Felix Dennis 2006
Extracted from How To Get Rich by Felix Dennis to be published by Ebury Press in August at £16.99. Copies can be ordered for £15.29 including postage from The Sunday Times BooksFirst on 0870 165 8585
It also helps that I am writing while sipping a very fine wine (a Chateau d’Yquem 1986, if you really want to know), nibbling on fresh conch tidbits, ensconced by a window with one of the most beautiful views on earth.
Across the valley, far, far below me, palm trees fringe the fishing boats and yachts nodding in the harbour. Beyond the bay to the west, a turquoise sea ripples out to a purple and pink horizon, heralding another glorious sunset.
I am in Mustique, a tiny island in the Windward Islands of the Caribbean. More specifically in my “writer’s cottage”, a study-cum-library some distance from the main house, built solely for one purpose — to permit me to write whatever I please in peace and quiet.
All of this, as if you needed me to remind you, costs money. It’s what you get, if you want, when you’re rich.
You’ll be suggesting next that it will improve my sex life.
People who grow rich almost always improve their sex life. More people want to have sex with them. That’s just the way human beings work. Money is power. Power is an aphrodisiac. Money did not make me happy. But it definitely improved my sex life.
Just how quickly can I become rich?
I have known it done inside five years, but there are very few “short cuts”. Knowledge learnt the hard way combined with the avoidance of error, whenever and wherever possible, is the soundest basis for success in any endeavour.
The bottom line is that if I did it, you can do it. I got rich without the benefit of a college education or a penny of capital but making many errors along the way. I went from being a pauper — a hippie dropout on the dole, living in a crummy room without the proverbial pot to piss in, without even the money to pay the rent, without a clue as to what to do next — to being rich. And I am certainly no business genius, as my rivals will happily and swiftly confirm.
Yet the odd thing is, I’ve ended up far richer than most of my rivals.
How rich are you, anyway?
I don’t know. Nor does any rich person know. I haven’t cashed in all my assets and I’m not certain what they will fetch. Let’s say $400m-$900m (£215m- £483m) of net worth before tax.
Five homes. Three estates. Fancy cars. Private jets. (The jets are always rented. If it flies, floats or fornicates, always rent it — it’s cheaper in the long run.) Thousands of acres of land. Art on the walls and libraries stuffed with first editions. Bronze statues littering up the garden. Chauffeurs, housekeepers, financial advisers and other personal staff coming out of my rear end. Oh, and thousands of bottles of fine wine in the cellars. Never forget the wine.
Less the debt, of course. Around $30m (£16m) of debt. Rich people always have a certain degree of debt. Apparently it helps to reduce taxes. I’m not so hot on the bean-counting side. But I can’t fly the jets or drive the Rolls-Royces or Bentleys either. I never had the time or the inclination to learn.
Honestly speaking, what kind of people get to become rich?
An interesting topic. There is a confidence that radiates from first-born sons and daughters. Not in all the cases but in too many for it to be a coincidence. A similar confidence is to be observed, more often than not, in people who are rich, no matter whether they were born with it, inherited it or acquired it through their own efforts.
You can see it in the way they walk into a hotel or restaurant they have never visited before. In the irritating disposition of rich women to haggle in an Oxfam shop over a designer dress — unlike any working-class woman, who would be horrified at the thought of doing any such thing, even though she perhaps needs the discount while the rich woman does not.
You can see it, too, in the way the children of the rich appear to assume that the world was created entirely for their sole benefit. Money brings a kind of insouciance with it. It is among wealth’s least attractive characteristics.
Whatever qualities the rich may have, they can be acquired by anyone with the tenacity to become rich. The key, I think, is confidence. Confidence and an unshakeable belief it can be done and that you are the one to do it.
Tunnel vision helps. Being a bit of a shit helps. A thick skin helps. Stamina is crucial, as is a capacity to work so hard that your best friends mock you, your lovers despair and the rest of your acquaintances watch furtively from the sidelines, half in awe and half in contempt.
Becoming rich does not guarantee happiness. In fact, it is almost certain to impose the opposite condition — if not from the stresses and strains of protecting it, then from the guilt that inevitably accompanies its arrival.
If I had my time again, I would dedicate myself to making just enough to live comfortably (say £30m or £40m) as quickly as I could, hopefully by the time I was 35. I would then cash out immediately and retire to write poetry and plant trees.
Making money was, and still is, fun, but at one time it wreaked chaos upon my private life. It consumed my waking hours. It led me into a lifestyle of narcotics, high-class whores, drink and consolatory debauchery. As a philosopher might have put it, all the usual dreary afflictions of the seeker after wealth. ()
These afflictions, in turn, helped to undermine my health. But like an old, punch-drunk boxer, I couldn’t quit. It’s no excuse, but making money is a drug. Not the money itself. The making of the money. This sounds like so much hooplah, but it’s true.
Nobody believed that exercise could prove addictive until science stepped in and discovered endorphins. And making money, I assure you, is a hell of a lot more of a rush than jogging.
Up to just seven years ago I was still working 12 to 16 hours a day making money. With hundreds of millions of dollars in assets I just could not let go. It was pathetic. Because whoever dies with the most toys doesn’t win. Real winners are people who know their limits and respect them.
Eventually I found a way out. I handed over day-to-day control of my businesses to younger and mostly smarter boys and girls. I cleaned up my personal life.
I began doing what I wanted to do — not what I felt I had to do. After all, what did I have to prove? Except, perhaps, to myself.
IT IS possible that you will avoid such mistakes when you get rich. I hope so. One thing is for sure: “the usual afflictions” are no reason not to make the attempt. There is no reason on earth why financial success should lead to personal catastrophe.
If you wish to be rich, however, you must grow a carapace. A mental armour. Not so thick as to blind you to well-constructed criticism and advice, especially from those you trust. Nor so thick as to cut you off from friends and family. But thick enough to shrug off the inevitable sniggering and malicious mockery that will follow your inevitable failures. Not to mention the poorly hidden envy that will accompany your eventual success.
Consider carefully this shortlist:
# If you cannot face up to your fear of failure, you will never be rich.
The truth is that getting rich means sacrifice. And it isn’t always you that’s doing the sacrificing. This is not a calling for the faint-hearted. There is no shame in turning away. After all, if everyone was prepared to make the necessary sacrifices, who would be left to work for my own companies? Quite apart from sacrifice, there is a last brutal truth to be confronted. After a lifetime of making money and observing better men and women than me fall by the wayside, I am convinced that fear of failing in the eyes of the world is the single biggest impediment to amassing wealth. Trust me on this. ()
If you shy away for any reason whatever, then the way is blocked. You will never get started. You will never get rich.
Fear of failure is almost certainly the reason that you have not already begun to make yourself rich. It haunts all of us.
In essence, it comprises two components. The first is our natural desire to avoid letting ourselves or others down. The second is the exposure of that failure to the outside world.
This nastier, stickier second component, the “broadcasting” of our misjudgments or errors, especially to our peers, is often the nub of the matter.
The same factors apply to me, sitting around with colleagues at Dennis Publishing trying to figure out if we should invest millions of pounds to launch a new car magazine, or to a young woman considering whether to take over her father’s used-car business or to invest another two years of her life into obtaining a PhD in bio-engineering.
Neither decision will involve utter financial ruin. But fear of a result that cannot be easily hidden weighs heavily in the balance.
The board of directors that runs Dennis Publishing will talk earnestly and sensibly about the effect on morale for the rest of the company (usually forgetting to mention its own morale) in the event our proposed new magazine bombs.
In reality, Dennis Publishing staff working, say, on The Week or Maxim or Computer Shopper, won’t give two hoots if the company’s new car magazine is a sensational flop. But by discussing the matter in such terms, in code if you like, the board gives itself the opportunity to weigh its own fears while appearing to weigh the fears of others. It is a form of well-disguised cowardice.
On a less corporate level, the young woman believes she might be able to expand her father’s used-car business more aggressively than he has done in the past. On the other hand, a PhD would add status to her life and offers the prospect of a fulfilling career in science.
She must decide. Her father is unwell and cannot wait for her decision. What if she takes over the company and it goes belly up? What if she shoots for a master’s degree and does not achieve it? A failure to obtain her master’s degree could be disguised fairly easily. She could always claim she has become bored with bio-engineering. The decision to take over her dad’s company, however, will be far more closely monitored — by relatives and neighbours, by the people who work there, by rival car dealerships, by the bank manager, and not least by her father. Should she fail, she will run the risk of becoming a laughing stock or an object of pity.
So what is her best option? She is unlikely to get rich as a bio-engineer. But she might well get rich expanding the dealership, especially because she is aware that her father has never invested to the extent that he might have done in marketing and promotion, especially on the internet.
The car dealership is already capitalised, and, although she will have to pay off her father eventually, he is hardly likely to foreclose on her. There is an opportunity, but is she prepared to exploit it? So what should our young college girl do? Normally, I would hesitate to offer any advice. But I happen to know her. I was half in love with her once. She happens to be real and her name is Julie. All this happened a long time ago.
In the event, she took her degree and her father sold the business to an outsider. Julie is a highly competent bio-engineer and has enjoyed her career enormously. But on more than one occasion she has told me she regrets not taking her father up on his offer.
What swung the balance was her fear of failure in such a “public” endeavour. She was frightened that others (especially the male-dominated community of car sales firms) would laugh at her.
It irks her to know that she will never be rich. It always irks intelligent people like Julie. And I can give you other examples. One of them is my mother.
She will be furious (if she ever reads this) that I have mentioned her in such a context. But I know my mother well. I know beyond a shadow of a doubt that everything I have achieved I owe not just to care and love but to her genes.
She could have built herself a fortune had she wished. Her personality combines the resilience, the drive and the restless energy of so many people who become rich. But 60 years ago it was almost unheard of for a woman to act out such ambitions. Her parents would have been scandalised. Neighbours would have viewed such behaviour in the most negative light imaginable. And had she succeeded, horror of horrors, she would have earned their undying enmity. It just was not “done” for a woman to earn a fortune for herself — except, somewhat dubiously, as a movie star perhaps. Or a writer of crime novels.
Single or newly married women from respectable families in the 1940s and 1950s were actively discouraged from involvement in business except for a little light typing or serving in shops and department stores. Especially if they had children. Especially if they lived in the south of England.
Never mind that my mother had more brains in her little finger than half the twerps she worked for as an accountant. Women were not even allowed to sign a hire-purchase form back then. They had to get their husband or their brother or their father to do it.
So she didn’t become rich. She had a decent career. She earned enough to support my brother and me and to provide us with more than just the necessities of life. And she married again and became a pillar of the community. But I know that she could have done it, had she been prepared for the unpleasantness, the sheer nastiness that would have been unleashed upon her if she had chosen to say: “To hell with them. Let’s go!” It was not so much a fear of failure on my mother’s part, I believe, as a fear of upsetting the whole apple cart of the community in which she lived. And now she is an elderly, if formidable lady who quietly walks her dog along English country lanes.
DENNIS'S WEALTH GUIDE
Total assets
£1m-£2m The comfortable poor
£2m-£5m The comfortably off
£5m-£15m The comfortably wealthy
£15m-£40m The lesser rich
£40m-£75m The comfortably rich
£75m-£100m The rich
£100m-£200m The seriously rich
£200m-£400m The truly rich
£400m-£999m The filthy rich
More than £999m The super rich
© Felix Dennis 2006
Extracted from How To Get Rich by Felix Dennis to be published by Ebury Press in August at £16.99. Copies can be ordered for £15.29 including postage from The Sunday Times BooksFirst on 0870 165 8585
Sunday, November 2, 2008
Pengalaman Menerima Transfer Dari Luar Negeri
Transfer ini saya peroleh dari hasil menjual sebuah domain. Saya menggunakan rekening Bank BCA. Sewaktu melakukan pengisian form ada dua hal yang diminta yaitu ABA Routing Number dan Swift Code.
Anda bisa mengetahui kode bank pada artikel sebelum ini.
Pada form registrasi WAJIB mengisi kedua hal tersebut.
Lalu saya coba menelpon Halo BCA maka saya diberikan Swift Code: CENAIDJA sebagai kode untuk menerima transferan dari luar negeri. Dan cukup hanya itu, itulah yang disampaikan oleh pihak BCA.
Bagi Anda yang mengalami atau bakalan mengalami hal seperti ini. Untuk ABA ROuting Number jika wajib diisi maka isikan sama dengan Siwft Code. Sehingga saya mengisi ABA Routing Number dan Swift Code dengan CENAIDJA dan tidak ada masalah. Saya sudah menerima hasil transferan dalam beberapa hari.
Ternyata tidak ribet kok terima transfer dari luar negeri. Biasanya 2-3 hari kerja.
By: Efvy
Anda bisa mengetahui kode bank pada artikel sebelum ini.
Pada form registrasi WAJIB mengisi kedua hal tersebut.
Lalu saya coba menelpon Halo BCA maka saya diberikan Swift Code: CENAIDJA sebagai kode untuk menerima transferan dari luar negeri. Dan cukup hanya itu, itulah yang disampaikan oleh pihak BCA.
Bagi Anda yang mengalami atau bakalan mengalami hal seperti ini. Untuk ABA ROuting Number jika wajib diisi maka isikan sama dengan Siwft Code. Sehingga saya mengisi ABA Routing Number dan Swift Code dengan CENAIDJA dan tidak ada masalah. Saya sudah menerima hasil transferan dalam beberapa hari.
Ternyata tidak ribet kok terima transfer dari luar negeri. Biasanya 2-3 hari kerja.
By: Efvy
Trik Memperbesar Penghasilan dari PTC
Asumsikan saja Anda mengikuti program PTC dari situs A, dan tiap hari ada 10 iklan, setiap iklan bernilai $0,01. Jadi, dalam satu hari Anda memperloleh 10 iklan x $0,01 = $0,1.
Untuk menambah pundi-pundi penghasilan Anda. Anda SANGAT DISARANKAN untuk mengikuti beberapa program PTC sekaligus. Misalnya, Anda mengikuti 10 program PTC, jadi penghasilan Anda per hari adalah 10 hari x $0,1 per hari = $1 setiap harinya.
Kalau dijadikan per bulan maka penghasilan Anda adalah:
30 hari x $1 = $30 setiap bulannya.
Trik berikutnya adalah:
Akan lebih bagus lagi jika Anda mangajak orang lain mendaftar dan menjadi referal/downline Anda. Sebab, setiap klik yang mereka lakukan akan memberikan tambahan untuk Anda, ada yang 25%, ada yang 50%, bahkan ada yang 100%. Tentunya penghasilan Anda akan bertambah besar, begitu pula dengan gerakannya semakin cepat.
Anggaplah Anda hanya memiliki 1 orang yang menjadi downline untuk setiap program yang Anda miliki. Jadi, pendapatan Anda menjadi:
Penghasilan Anda sendiri setiap bulan $30
Penghasilan downline setiap bulan, juga $30
Penghasilan total Anda = $30 + (50% x $30) = $45
Bayangkan Anda memiliki 10 downline berapa yang Anda peroleh:
$30 + ((50% x 30) x 10) = $180
Trik lainnya adalah:
Sebisa mungkin cari yang nilai kliknya lebih dari $0,01. Ada yang $0,0125 ada juga $0,015, dan ada yang $0,02.
Trik super:
Kalau dana Anda sudah cukup, sebaiknya diputar kembali untuk menjadi member premium karena besarnya pendapatan yang Anda peroleh sangat besar. Beserta kelebihan lainnya yang Anda peroleh dengan menjadi member premium.
Cukup segitu dulu ya
By: Efvy
Untuk menambah pundi-pundi penghasilan Anda. Anda SANGAT DISARANKAN untuk mengikuti beberapa program PTC sekaligus. Misalnya, Anda mengikuti 10 program PTC, jadi penghasilan Anda per hari adalah 10 hari x $0,1 per hari = $1 setiap harinya.
Kalau dijadikan per bulan maka penghasilan Anda adalah:
30 hari x $1 = $30 setiap bulannya.
Trik berikutnya adalah:
Akan lebih bagus lagi jika Anda mangajak orang lain mendaftar dan menjadi referal/downline Anda. Sebab, setiap klik yang mereka lakukan akan memberikan tambahan untuk Anda, ada yang 25%, ada yang 50%, bahkan ada yang 100%. Tentunya penghasilan Anda akan bertambah besar, begitu pula dengan gerakannya semakin cepat.
Anggaplah Anda hanya memiliki 1 orang yang menjadi downline untuk setiap program yang Anda miliki. Jadi, pendapatan Anda menjadi:
Penghasilan Anda sendiri setiap bulan $30
Penghasilan downline setiap bulan, juga $30
Penghasilan total Anda = $30 + (50% x $30) = $45
Bayangkan Anda memiliki 10 downline berapa yang Anda peroleh:
$30 + ((50% x 30) x 10) = $180
Trik lainnya adalah:
Sebisa mungkin cari yang nilai kliknya lebih dari $0,01. Ada yang $0,0125 ada juga $0,015, dan ada yang $0,02.
Trik super:
Kalau dana Anda sudah cukup, sebaiknya diputar kembali untuk menjadi member premium karena besarnya pendapatan yang Anda peroleh sangat besar. Beserta kelebihan lainnya yang Anda peroleh dengan menjadi member premium.
Cukup segitu dulu ya
By: Efvy
Cara Menjalankan PTC
Program PTC akan membayar setiap iklan yang Anda lihat selama 15-30 detik.
Untuk dapat mengklik iklan tersebut, berikut teknisnya
By:Efvy
Untuk dapat mengklik iklan tersebut, berikut teknisnya
- Anda harus terdaftar (register) terlebih dahulu
- Login sesuai dengan username dan password yang Anda miliki dan memasukkan kode karakter yang muncul
- Iklan yang diklik biasanya terdapat pada menu Surf atau View Ads atau Ads Surf atau Advertisements atau Surf Ads. Ya pokoknya mirip-mirip gitu deh. Klik link yang berupa teks dan ada juga yang berupa banner. Pada beberapa kasus ada yang harus diklik dua kali. Misalnya setelah mengklik link maka akan muncul ikon khusus untuk diklik lagi. Barulah iklan muncul
- Setelah iklan muncul, biasanya Anda harus menunggu sampai seluruh tampilan selesai baru Anda hitungan mundur berjalan
- Setelah mencapai 0 akan muncul pesan DONE selanjut muncul tanda centang, setelah itu barulah Anda boleh mengklik iklan lainnya
- Pada beberapa kasus juga, yang muncul adalah angka-angka yang harus diklik, barulah hitungan iklan berjalan
By:Efvy
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