Identifying Pay To Click (PTC) / Pay Per Click (PPC) Scam

Be aware of many Paid To Click (PTC) or Pay Per Cick (PPC) sites that are scams. There are many of the sites lure unsuspecting people with promises of making easy bucks to join their sites. So, before wasting your precious time and money, here are some simple means identify scam PTC/PPC.

Use your common sense

Are you promised to be paid $5 or $10 per click for viewing time of 30 seconds?  Check your math, calculate how an advertiser paid only $5 for 3 months to post their respective advertisements to be viewed for 30 seconds for $5 or $10. Do you think it's practical for advertisers? Does it make sense? Think!

Watch out for mathematical errors

If the PTCs pay you 5cents for a specified seconds of viewing time, yet, the 5 cents is written in decimal fraction as 0.0005 instead of just 0.5 to your account, take note that you'll reach around 6months to target the minimum $1 payout. 

Huh! Your time and effort id just wasted and consumption of your  electricity and/or internet costs are likewise lost.

Check the site's redemption area

If the redemption area does not have a payout button to redeem your earnings, immediately close or delete your account on that site. How can you be able to get 

paid if there's no any link to request payout. Don't believe on credits reversal on 

which they return your payouts by using your points to advertise your products and 

services to their sites for you to be able to be paid. The question is, do you have any 

products or services to advertise?

Read & search Users Reviews

Simply,type in your browser the PTC sites then search reviews, comments or testimonials on that sites. But beware, many PTC sites write reviews of themselves as well by simply using aliases.