NeoBux

How often have you joined a program and worked your butt off to reach payout - or spent your hard earned cahs - only to find out that the program is not paying? Isn't it about time you knew who is paying BEFORE you join?

May 17, 2008

Update: Surf15x10 - Change of Terms

Surf15x10 - Change of Terms: daily payments have been discontinued and changed to auto cashout on unit expiry. This has been implemented today as a measure of obtaining longevity of the program. Also minimum upgrade unit has been raised from $2 to $5 per unit.

Although still somewhat vulnerable after serious damage caused by recent prolonged LR downtime and hacking the database, my hopes for this program are high. Admin is devoted and keeps finding ways of making program stronger. For example, he started selling advertising as a source of income for the site - I have noticed that PTC section became active - there was 5c worth banner today.

(Plan: surf 15 pages to earn 10% for 15 days.)

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It takes money to make money. BUT you can earn FREE money participating in Paid-to-Read, Paid-to-Promote, and Paid-to-Signup programs and invest earnings into HYIPs and Autosurfs to make more money.

This takes time, if you are not patient, you had better spend some cash and use it as a "seed money" - as soon as you get in profit, take your seed money out of the game and play with profits.

WARNING: Most (if not all) autosurfs and HYIPs are ponzy (fraudulant scheme where earlier investors are paid with the money taken from new investors). This however does not mean that you can not make nice money with them.

But, in order to succeed you must play by the rules:
1. Get in early, get out in time.
2. Never invest more than you are comfortable to loose.
3. Never put all your money in one program, no matter how good it looks to you.
4. Do not get emotional, do not fall for sweet stories full of hype or lame excuses from admins. Think straight, do your maths, visit forums but beware of paid posters, don't trust Monitors.
5. Never keep large sums in any Payment Processor, no matter how good reputation they may have. Use more than one.