Showing posts with label AlertPay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AlertPay. Show all posts

Tuesday, 20 January 2009

NeoBux Referral Update

Well, my rented referrals from NeoBux have now expired. Total credited referral clicks was 404, earning $2.02. This was less than the $3 invested in purchasing them, however there were a number of factors that probably decreased their worth. During the Christmas period, there was probably at least 1 week in total where I was unable to click ads. This decreased referral earnings. Secondly, this more than likely applied to the referrals also. Finally, I hadn't activated the AutoPay feature, as I didn't know what it did. It apparently extends the life of referrals who are clicking, by automatically deducting a daily payment - less than the cost of renting a referral from new.

I am going to give the rented referrals another go to see how it goes.

Stats to date:

Received: $2.10
AlertPay charges: $0.30
Invested: $5.00 of which $3 has been spent on referrals
Owed: $2.205

Tuesday, 17 June 2008

World Bux Payment Denied

I just checked the status of my payment request at World Bux and the status was Payment Denied. I'm not sure what that means, as it wasn't one of the listed possible statuses, so I've submitted a support ticket.

It could have been a problem with my AlertPay email. I tried removing the email I was using from my existing account, in order to use it to open a business account. There were a number of problems when I tried to do that (it wasn't recognizing the fact that the email had been removed, so wouldn't let me use it to open a new account) or because my account is unverified. I'll see what the response is.

Thursday, 20 March 2008

AlertPay

AlertPay is an online payment processor, similar to the more widely known PayPal. I've had an account with them for well over a year, but to date haven't used it. I'm mentioning it because many of the current Paid to Click programs use it as there main payment processor; PayPal being more reluctant to act on behalf of these programs.

AlertPay has a referral program. They will pay you up to $10 for anyone you refer to them. Initially, you will receive $5 per referral. After referring 10 users, you will get $10. This is a one off payment made into your AlertPay account. To get the referral bonus, the person needs to have opened or upgraded to a Personal Pro or Business account and had at least $250 in transactions.

Money can be transferred to your normal bank account from AlertPay.