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Got-Paid-Forum

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Thu, 12 Jul 2007 08:02:00 +0000

Got-Paid-Forum

Got-Paid-Forum has one of the best looking layout for a paid to post forum.
It's owned by "Dr.P", and administered by "Ms.Torch".
GPF (Got-Paid-Forum) has been around for quite some time now. It's one of the first paid to post forums I joined. They have a monitor, too, several forum features like casino, bets, calendar, etc.

Details:
Rate : $0.02 per post/thread.
Limit : None
Minimum Cashout : $1 (or 100 egold as denoted in your profile) and 50 posts.
Characters per posts : All posts must be a minimum of 50 characters long.
Payment Processor : Withdraw via Egold.
Referral Program : Yes, $0.10 per referred user.

How to earn in Got-Paid-Forum?
You earn $0.02 per post or thread you create in the forum. You will not earn for posts that are considered "spam".

What is the minimum cashout?
You can cashout when your "Cents for Egold" reaches "100" and you have made a total of 50 quality posts. In other words, $1 and when you reach 50 posts.

Do we earn for referrals?
Yes, you get paid $0.10 per referral. However, they must have made a total of 10 posts before you get paid for them.

Are there other ways to earn?
Yes. Whenever you invite a program admin and they made a total of 10 posts, you are given $1.
You can also earn through the "casino".

How do I request cashout?
When you have reach a minimum of 100 egold, which is equivalent to $1, send a PM to the admin Ms.Torch(her nickname is colored blue. Requests a payout and indicate your egold number in your request.

Do I need to key in my Egold number somewhere?
There is no permanent place in your forum profile where you enter your egold number. You have to include your egold number when you request cashout.

How do I know I have reached 100 egold or minimum payout?
You'll notice in your username, there will be a caption called "Cents for Thoughts = E-Gold: 56".
56 is equivalent to $0.56. You can't reach payout yet.
When it says "100", that means you've reached $1. Now you can request payout provided you have reached 50 posts.

What sections are paid sections?
What I know is the "General Discussion", the Ads sections, the Interantional Folders are not paid sections.

Is it free to signup?
Yes! Join Got-Paid Forum now!

GoldAge Get Paid To Post Forum

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Thu, 12 Jul 2007 07:12:00 +0000

Gold-Age

GoldAge was one of the highest paid to post forums about e-gold programs, hyips,autosurf,forex and digital currency before.
They credited members with $0.10 per thread created, and $0.05 reply.
Recently they decreased these numbers due to member abuse and spam.
GoldAge has around 14,868 members and counting.
You get paid in mostly the Money-related forums.
GoldAge emphasizes on digital Currency and I think it's sponsored by Liberty Reserve.

Details:
Rate : $0.04 per reply or 4 points, $0.02 per thread or 2 points.
Post Limit : None
Minimum Cashout : 1000 points
Payment Processor : Liberty Reserve, Egold
Referral Program : Yes

How to Earn at Goldage?
You earn by making new threads and by replying in existing posts.
Post a reply - +4 GoldAge Points (=$0.04 in Liberty Reserve)
New thread - +2 GoldAge Points (=$0.02 in Liberty Reserve)
Refer a user - +5 GoldAge Points (=$0.05 in Liberty Reserve)

Are all sections paid sections?
No. You'll know what sections are paid sections by the (T=2 P=4) displayed in each of the sub-section's description. If it's "0", then you don't get paid for posting in that section.

How to Cashout?
When you reach a minimum of 1000 points, which is equivalent to $10, Donate your points to the admin called "Fortis".

How to "Donate" to Fortis?
On the right side "floating" menu, there will be a link called "Withdraw your Points". Clicking this will bring up the page where you can Donate your points to Fortis. After doing so, be sure to PM Fortis with your Liberty Reserve or Egold account number to which you desire to be paid to.

Can I withdraw with egold?
Yes, but you only get half of your point value. This means when you reach 1000 points, you will be paid $10 if you choose Liberty Reserve, but only $5 if you choose egold.

I dont have a Liberty Reserve account, where do I get it?
You can signup for free at Liberty Reserve and get $0.05 when you signup.

What is the importance of reputation points?
You must have at least 10 reputation points to receive points for posting. All new members have 10 reputation points when they signup.

How will my reputation points increase or decrease?
Members who have 10 or more rep. points have the power to add or subtract reputation points whenever they find your posts valuable or is just plain spam. So Be sure not to spam.

Who decreased/increased my reputation points?
Click your "User CP" located on the top menu. You'll find there who increased/decreased your reputation points.
A "green" bulb indicates an increase in reputation points.
A "red" bulb indicates a decrease in reputation points.
A "gray" bulb indicates a neutral comment.

Is it free to join?
Absolutely!
Signup here: Goldage

Code4Gold Paid To Post Forum

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Thu, 12 Jul 2007 06:42:00 +0000

Code4Gold

Code4Gold is a well established forum with over 3,355 members and counting. It has a hyip/autosurf monitor and has a blog, too.
It's *owned* by "Dave" who operates the forum as well as other sites around the net. The forum has a large number of paying sections. It's not only exclusive to autosurfs and hyips, but also general money making discussions as well.
The moderators are active in this forum and does a strict job in keeping the forum "clean".

Details:
Rate: $0.02 per post.
Limit: 20 posts per day
Minimum Cashout: $3
Maximum Cashout: $20
Can earn through referrals: Yes
Payment Processor : Egold

Some FAQS:
How Do I join the PTP Program ?
Click on the Profile Button, and select PTP Stats and Payments. Enter your E-Gold # as prompted and you are automatically enrolled.

Which Zones are Non-Paying Zones ?
The International discussions
The Free Advertising Forum
Trash Can are all Non-Paying Zones.
You *will not* be paid for posts made in those folders.

How are PTP Payments made?
Payments are made in E-Gold. We current do not use any other processor.

When will I get paid?
Payouts are made near the 1st and 15th of every month. However, you can request a cashout at any time and you will be paid for all the posts you have made up until Payout.

Signup Here:
Code4Gold Forum

Best Get Paid To Post Forums

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Tue, 03 Jul 2007 10:44:00 +0000

Get paid to posts forums!
You can earn in these forums simply by making a replying to posts, or creating a thread. The rate varies between forums. Some pay you $0.02 per posts, and some might pay more than that.

These forums are about hyips,autosurfs,money-making online discussions, e-currencies,forex, and the like.

Feel free to join them.

They don't cost anything to join.

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What is an HYIP/Autosurf Monitor?

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Tue, 03 Jul 2007 09:35:00 +0000

	What is a HYIP Monitor? What is a Autosurf Monitor? What is a monitor? An autosurf or hyip monitor site would usually contain a list of autosurfs and hyip programs. It'll show the program status, ratings, votes, and new program listings.
	When a program owner wants to "announce" his program to the public, he "lists" it in an autosurf or hyip monitor. He "pays" the monitor site for the type of listing and then to monitor his program. People would often judge the seriousness or credibility of a program if it has a "premium listing" or paid the most expensive listing. However, it's not at all a good indication since most, if not all sites, regardless of premium or not would go down.
	The "monitor" would be displayed in the autosurf/hyip program's site. An HYIP monitor or an Autosurf monitor would indicate if an autosurf or hyip is "paying" or "not paying".
	When a member wants to announce that he has been paid or has not been paid, he can cast a vote in the monitor listing. The votes would indicate member feedback. Usually the votes would be in the form of a "smiley", and in addition the member can also add his "comments".

So are hyip/autosuturf monitors reliable?

Well, it's can be a good indication to see if a program is paying or not. However, remember that these monitors are "paid".

Moreover there are cases when programs only "pay the monitors" so that their status in the monitor will remain as "paying".

Also, it is good to note the monitor's status is not updated instantly. That means if an investor wants to search for a program to invest in, he sees one with the status "paying" only to find out hours later to find it turns to "not paying". The best way to see if a program is paying is to check the member's comments, or better yet, check forums and posts from members who are not monitor owners.

In summary, an hyip monitor or autosurf monitor is used:

to list an autosurf/hyip program
to cast a vote on a program
to place a comment on a program
to advertise

What is Hit and Run?

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Sat, 30 Jun 2007 07:28:00 +0000

"Hit and Run" is the term used in the autosurf/hyip arena wherein people join the program the first time and get out when their cycle is over or when their deposit has matured.

Sometimes they are called "HAR/s" - "Hit and Runners".

Hit and runners will have no plans of re-depositing, which is one way to show program support. They are there strictly to earn. They have no intentions of reupgrading or reinvesting their earnings. They deposit and withdraw when their accounts show some earnings. They "Hit and Run".

Many programs are aware of this fact and it seriously would "kill" their programs in a much earlier stage. Program owners would blame them when their program reaches to a point of depleted funds.

To combat this, many programs implement the 50/50 rule, wherein those who request a cash-out must reinvest at least 50% of the amount they requested. This would make members avoid hitting and running the program since they can't withdraw all their earnings whenever they want to because they would need to reinvest 50%.

In this arena, it is not uncommon to see(or not see) hit and runners. At first, they would show program support by welcoming the program admin, encouraging new investors to join in. When the time comes and they see some earnings in their accounts, they would withdraw all that and they would move on to the next program. It's a strategy secretly common to those experienced investors.

That's why it is important that starting investors to this kind of arena should be well informed.

What does 50/50 payout rule mean?

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Sat, 23 Jun 2007 04:16:00 +0000

Some programs allow you to withdraw your profits from your balance after it matures. However, some programs would indicate "50/50" payout as a rule.

What does it mean? What does it mean when "50/50 rule" is indicated?

When a program indicates a 50/50 rule it means you request a payout, you must first deposit at least 50% of the amount value you requested before your withdrawal would be honored.

Example:

A program states "50/50 rule".
You have $10 currently in your account balance.

If you want to withdraw all that $10, you must at least deposit $5.

$5 is 50% of $10, and by depositing $5 you are following the 50/50 rule.

The program administrator, or owner, will have to check if you have deposited $5 and if you have, your withdrawal request of $10 will be processed.
You can deposit $5 or $6 as long as it is greater than %50 of $10.

Some people like this rule since it makes the program "stable". When 50/50 rule is indicated, the funds would not be depleted easily since members are forced to deposit again and not "hit and run". The ratio between the amount deposited and amount withdraw will usually be broader and thus, more people would want to join the program seeing the stats are not yet nearing the end.

However, it is not a guarantee that when a program specifies a 50/50 rule, the program would last longer. Some people don't like a 50/50 rule since they don't want to deposit again and would prefer to deposit and withdraw earnings immediately.

So in summary, when a 50/50 rule is specified, when requesting your cashout, you must make an upgrade upgrade of at least 50% of your cashout request to receive your payment. Some programs would strictly specify you must upgrade BEFORE requesting a payout, and some would allow you to upgrade AFTER requesting a cashout so be sure to read the program FAQ.

Main

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Sat, 23 Jun 2007 03:36:00 +0000

Contents:

How Do Autosurfs Work?
Learn how paid autosurfs work.
Know how the process of these programs go.

How Does One Earn in Autosurfs?
Can one really earn in autosurfs? How do they earn? What do they do to earn?

What is a Cycle?
Do you often see people use the term "cycle"?
What is a cycle and what is it's relation to autosurfs?

How Do HYIPs Work?
What are HYIPs and how do they work?

How Does one Earn in HYIPs?
Can one really earn in HYIPs? How do people earn in HYIPs?
What is the process?

What is the Difference between Manual and Automatic Withdraw?
Do you often see a program state "Manual Withdraw" or "Automatic Withdrawals"
in their program plans? What does it exactly mean?

What does 50/50 mean? (*updated)
What does 50/50 payout rule? Why do programs have this rule?

What is an Autosurf Monitor? What is a HYIP monitor?(*New)
What are monitors? Why do sites use them?
Are they good indicators?

What is Hit and Run?
What does "Hit and Run" mean? Why is it secretly common in this arena?

Get Paid To Post Forum (coming soon)
The best get paid to post forums.

How to setup your forum Signature
Having problems advertising something in your signature?
How do you setup your forum signature?

What is A Cycle?

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Thu, 21 Jun 2007 08:50:00 +0000

Maybe you've heard the word "cycle" in various money making forums, or maybe you've heard other members say "I just did one cycle and got out" or "the program is good for one cycle", but what is a cycle?

The term "cycle" is usually heard in Autosurf programs.

Lets say a program has plan of 8% for 18 days, one cycle of that program would mean the whole 18 days.

If you did "2 cycles" on that program, then that would mean you've been on that program for 36 days, thus 2 cycles.

Another example would be if an autosurf has a plan like 12% daily for 12 days, 1 cycle would be equivalent to the whole 12 days.

That's pretty much it. So doing 1 cycle means you've upgraded once, surfed, withdraw your profits, and when the last day of your upgrade/adpack has come, you did not respend anymore.

How To Setup Your Forum Signature

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Sun, 17 Jun 2007 07:14:00 +0000

You can place some text, or some text link, below each of your post in forums by setting up your signature.

To setup your forum signature, go to your "User CP" or "My Controls" or "Profile".

Find the link that says "Forum Profile Information" or "Edit Signature":

Once clicked, you'll see a "signature box":

You can write anything there and that text will appear on each of your posts.

Some forums will have a limit on how long your text can be and when you setup a long text or code, you'll get some error message. Also, be sure to comply with the forum rules on signatures as they usually tell you the number of lines your signature can have or a rule regarding banner images.

You can also choose to have a link, rather than just plain text on your signature which would direct those who click on it to the site on the link. You can even embed images on your signatures.

To Setup a Text Link on your Signature:

To setup a text link on your forum signature, enclose your desired text with the "[url] [/url]" tag.
The code will look like this:

[url=http://www.yourlinkhere.com] Your Text Here [/url]

Example:

[url=http://yourlinkhere.com]The Online Earning Arena [/url]

Result:

The Online Earning Arena

To Put Colors in Your Forum Signature:

To put colors in your forum signature, enclose the text with the "[color][/color]" tag.
The code will look like this:

[url=http://www.yourlinkhere.com][color=#color] Your Text Here [/color] [/url]

Replace the #color part (without the "#") with a basic color name e "green", "red", "blue","yellow", etc.
Example: [url=urlname][color=blue]Text[/color][/url]

Or you can use the hex code for colors:

Example:

[url=http://yourlinkhere.com][color=#F34411]The Online Earning Arena[/color][/url]

Result:

The Online Earning Arena

To Make Your Signature BOLD or Italic:

To make your text signature bold or italic, enclose the text with [b][/b] for bold or [i][/i] for italic.
The code template would look like this:

[url=http://yourlinkhere.com][color=#color][b] Your Text Here [/b][/color][/url]

Example:

[url=http://sitename.com][color=#F34411][b]Your Text Here[/b][/color][/url]

Result:

Your Text Here

To Setup Your signature with a Banner Image:

To setup your signature with a banner image, the code template would look like this: [url=http://yoursitename.com][img="banner image source"][/img][/url]

Replace "yoursitename.com" with the link to where you want to direct users to when they click on your banner image. Replace the "banner image source" with the link of where your image is located or stored.

Example:

[url="http://www.evolutioniscoming.com/EVO172835JA"][img src="http://www.evolutioniscoming.com/flash_tools/468x60-evo.gif" width="468" height="60">[/img][/url]

Result:

The standard size for banner images on forums is usually 468 by 60. But you can choose to omit the "height" and "width" attributes above if you don't want to specify the banner size.

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Sun, 17 Jun 2007 06:50:00 +0000

Disclaimer: This site is not a recommendation to join hyips or autosurf programs and should only be viewed for information and educational purposes, and by no means as an endorsement for autosurfs or hyips.

What's the difference between Manual Withdraw and Automatic Withdraw?

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Sat, 16 Jun 2007 03:45:00 +0000

If you ever have been into hyips or autosurfs, you'll come across the term "Manual withdraw" or "automatic withdraw" or "Instant Payouts".

	Quite simply "Manual Withdraw" means once you request cash-out, your withdrawal request will go into "Pending" or "Waiting" status. This means the admin or the site owner will process the payment manually. So you would need to wait a couple of hours, or days, depending on the terms mentioned.
"This payment has been processed Instantly!"	Automatic Withdraw or "Instant Payout" means that once you request withdrawal, the amount you requested will go straight automatically to your e-gold account, or other processor accounts without you having to wait.

How Does One Earn in HYIPs?

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Sat, 16 Jun 2007 02:59:00 +0000

How does one earn in HYIPs?

Earning in HYIPs or High Yield Investment Programs might be as easy as placing some deposit amount, then withdrawing the profits the next day.
HYIPs are extremely risky, but some have earned a bitt in these programs, and some have lose.

How does one earn in HYIPs?

	To earn in HYIPs, one would need to make a deposit in one of the program's plans. Let's say an investor deposited $5 in option 1(based on the program plan on the left), which promises a total return of 115% after 1 day.

	The next day, the "investor" would have $5.75 credited to his account balance. Thus, the "investor" would have a total net profit of $0.75 in just one day.

	When he "withdraws" the amount, it will be transferred to his e-gold account. Depending on the cash-out rule or depending on the cash-out term, he will be paid instantly, or in a number of hours/days after he made the withdrawal request.

Once again, it might sound simple to earn in HYIPs but take note, they are extremely risky. Eventually these programs will die down when no one will deposit anymore, unless the program is backed up by a legitimate income source. If you can't invest what you can afford to lose, there are other legitimate ways to earn online.

How do HYIPs Work?

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Sat, 16 Jun 2007 01:45:00 +0000

HYIPs or High Yield Investment Programs are usually schemes that offer extremely high rates of returns to investors.
For example, a program could offer an astounding rate of 120% return of an investors's deposit in 1 day.

Other programs could offer investors around 2% daily return of their deposit for 100 days, thus offering a 100% interest after 100 days.

HYIPs are High Risk programs and one should understand that HYIPs do not last for a long time (some even last for around 3 days or less).
HYIPs usually depend on new investors' money to pay out current members who deposited earlier.
People should only put out money they can afford lose. In other words one should not treat HYIPs as a serious investment vehicle.

The process of a typical HYIP would be:

1) An investor deposits in a program plan offered by the HYIP.
2) They come back the next day or a couple of days to withdraw the earnings.
3) They continue to come back and withdraw the remaining earnings for a fixed number of days.
Let's say an HYIP offers 50% return (of a deposit) daily for 3 days - the investor would come back and forth and go to his member account to withdraw the daily earnings, in this case 50% of his deposited amount, for 3 days. Thus, giving him a total interest of 50% in just 3 days.

	An HYIP would have program plans stated like that on the left. Usually there would be around more than 1 plan. For example, a site could have plans that promises a return of 115% in one day! That means the amount an investor deposits would yield an interest of 15% net profit the next day. Another example would be "60% daily for 2 days". It means that on day one, the investor would get 60% of his deposited amount.Then on day 2 he would get another 60% of his initial deposited amount, thereby giving the investor a total return of 120% in just 2 days. HYIP plans could vary from being able to withdraw returns daily, to having to withdraw them after x number of days. The program term could range as short as 1 day, to as long as 365 days. In this arena, experienced investors or "players" do not deposit on plan options where minmium deposits are like "$500-$1000" or such. Sites only put these numbers to attract investors. Players only deposit as little as a $1 or two and spread them out in different HYIPs.

	Also, a typical HYIP site would claim that "they are a group of forex traders", or such. That they are "skilled" in what they do and they are there to help you achieve your financial goals." You shouldn't believe any of this claims(or it's up to you). You'll notice that different HYIPs have more or less the same descriptions or claims. Usually these programs use the same script or website templates for these kind of programs and they just fail edit the pre-made description of the site.

	HYIPs would require investors to make some deposit amount. Usually the minimum would be $1, and could be processed via an e-currency like e-gold.

	HYIPs would depend on incoming deposits of new "investors" and that when the ratio between the "Total Deposits" and "Total Withdrawals" become narrower, they'll notice that the program will cease paying its members and withdrawal requests would go into a "Pending status" for a longer time period. Members wouldn't know what really is going on, rather they just hope that the site is just experiencing some technical issues and would get back on track soon. However, most HYIPs won't inform their members of what's going on with their site. These are signals that the HYIP has no more funds to pay out it's members and would soon close down or would turn into what is called scam. This is not unusual because HYIPs don't really have any legitimate sources of income aside from depending on other members' deposits. Some would play these games by depositing early(Get in and Get out) and withdrawing profits as soon as possible.

Some people are experienced in this field and that they continue to invest in these programs because they "win". Sometimes these "investors" are not really called investors, rather they are called "players" because it would be obvious that HYIPs offer ridiculously high returns and that it would be a game of "who makes a deposit first and withdraws the profits". To those who "lose" they would usually just find other means of earning online.

How do Autosurfs Work?

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 08:28:00 +0000

How do "Autosurfs" Work?

The basic idea of Paid to Autosurf or just "Autosurf" is that while a member is advertising his sites, he also gets paid for viewing other sites/ads.

Usually one needs to deposit some amount of money(usually a minimum of $1) in which they are actually buying "adpacks" or advertising packages which are just advertising credits.

The member would click a button that says "Start Surfing" and the browser would be divided into two parts, an upper portion - where the timer is located and the lower portion - where ads or sites are "rotated".

After surfing the required number of sites, the member earns the Daily Rebates or the daily return offered by the program, and then withdraws it.

A member will be earning daily based on the program plan.

A program plan would be stated like 10% daily for 13 days(offering 30% interest in 13 days), or 12% for 12 days, offering a total return of 144%, etc.

12% daily for 12 days means a member will be earning 12% of his deposited amount or "uprgrade" everyday, for 12 days.

	The program plan is what most people would look first into. The plan would usually indicate how much the program returns are, the daily ROI or the profit you would be getting if you would join and become a paid member. Just like on the left, for example, the program's plan says 12% for 11 days. It means that a member would be earning 12% of his deposited amount daily for 11 days, giving the member an incredible return of 132% in just a short time period.

	In the member area, there would be a button that says "Start Surfing" or "View Ads". Clicking this would start the surf session.

	During the surf session, the browser will be divided into two sections: 1) The upper section is where the timer would be located. Usually timers tick for around 15-25 seconds. 2) The lower section would be where sites or "ads" are "rotated" whenever the timer drops to 0. You don't have to worry about clicking anything during the surf session as the system will automatically surf for you.

	After surfing the required number of sites to earn, one would probably notice a message that says "You've been rewarded for today's rebates" or something similar like that. It means the member's account balance has just been credited for the day. He can choose to continue to surf and earn more credits, or the member can just choose to go back to his account and withdraw his earnings, then go back to surf again. Most autosurfs would have a surfing limit for let's say like 100 pages per day, or 50 credits per day. After the limit has been reached, the member would go back again the next day(24 hours after) and surf again.

Autosurfs might not be a good way of advertising one's sites since one can just leave the surf session and come back when it's done, and most member's are just there to earn.

How Does One Earn in Autosurfs?

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Sun, 10 Jun 2007 15:04:00 +0000

So How does one earn in autosurfs?

Earning in autosurfs typically involves these steps:
1) First, a member would deposit a certain amount of money.
2) Then he would surf the required number of sites so that he could earn the daily rebates (percentage of his deposited amount).
3) Third, he would withdraw that earnings for that day.
4) He would repeat the process a number of days based on the program plan.

	For example, let's say a program has a plan like that on the left. It says 12% for 11 days. That means a paid member would be earning 12% of his deposit for 11 days. At the end of 11 days he should then have accumulated 132% of his deposited amount in returns(including his initial deposit amont). Notice: 12% x 11 days = 132%. So the net profit the member earns would be 32% in 11 days! It is also mentioned that he must "Surf 12 sites to earn". It means he should continue to surf up to 12 sites to earn the daily rebates. When it is said "rebates" it can mean the daily returns, or the earnings you get from surfing. In this case, the daily rebate would be 12% of the deposited amount. There usually is an indicator of how many sites you have surfed currently so you need not worry on taking a note of it.

	As mentioned, to earn cash in an autosurf, you need to deposit some amount of money. Based on the example plan above, one unit is $2. So let's say a member deposits $10. In his member's area, he finds the link that says "Upgrade Account", or "Upgrade". Some sites will have "Buy Adpacks" as the label since a member would be buying "advertising packages" to use credits on his sites. The idea here is that a member would buy credits for his ads/sites. When a member upgrades, or makes a deposit, he is technically buying adpacks. Usually 1 unit would be equivalent to some amount of credits, like 1 unit would give the member 100 ad credits.

	Upgrading $10 would mean he is "buying" 5 units. $2(minimum) x 5 units =$10. Thus, what he puts in the "Purchase this many Upgrade Unit(s)" field(image on the left) would be "5". He'd be purchasing 5 units equivalent to $10 since the upgrades are at $2 each.

	To process a request, or "order", a member would click a button that says "Pay now with e-gold" or some button that says something similar to that. E-gold is the most common e-currency used in these kind of programs.

	Once done, the member will be brought to an e-gold payment order to process his purchase of 5 units. In here, the member must make sure to check to whom he is sending the payment to and how much the amount he would be sending. What one needs to fill-in on the e-gold order form are: 1) The E-gold account number. 2) The passphrase(password). 3) The turing number(looks like a code) Sometimes, the Memo field is automatically filled up so that the member doesn't have to input anything. The "memo" field is just like comment field.

	When a member has purchased an adpack or has upgraded his account, he would then surf ads. A member would surf ads by clicking the button that says Start Surfing, or "View Ads".

	The browser will usually be divided into two parts - An upper portion and a lower portion. 1) On the upper portion, this is where one will see the timer and/or a banner link advertised by other members. 2) The lower portion is where sites(or ads) are shown and are "rotated". By rotated it means, sites are loaded up one after the other after the timer runs out on each.

	When the timer reaches zero(0), the next ad will be loaded.

	When a member has surfed the required number of sites to earn, he'll probably notice a message saying "You've just been rewarded for today's rebates" or something similar to that. It means his account balance has just been credited with the day's earnings. In this case the member has just earned $1.1, since he deposited $10 before. Remember the program plan is 11% of the deposit value for 12 days. So for 12 days, the member would be earning $1.1, giving him a return of 132% or a total earning $13.2 or $3.2 net profit after the program term(in this case 12 days).

	To cash-out or get the earned return the member needs to make a withdrawal. Since he earned $1.1 for the day, he would request $1.1 to be withdrawn. He'll also notice that on the Cash Balance field it has been credited with the $1.1. To withdraw, he'll need to click the arrow on the "Cash Balance" field and input the desired amount he wants to withdraw, in this case $1.1.
In summary, one earns in autosurfs by depositing a certain amount, surfing the required number of sites, withdrawing the earned rebate, and repeating the process for a number of days. How much one earns and for how long he would be earnig would vary from one surfsite to another. In autosurfs, a member can advertise his sites while earning through the compensation plan offered by the program.

How do Paid To Autosurf Work?

noreply@blogger.com (admin) — Thu, 07 Jun 2007 15:46:00 +0000

How do autosurfs work?

The basic idea of Paid to Autosurf or just "Autosurf" is that one gets paid for viewing ads. Usually one needs to deposit some amount of money (usually a minimum of $1), and then he'd click a button that says "Start Surfing"
and then the browser will automatically rotate sites one after the other in a number of seconds (usually around 15-25 seconds).

After surfing the required number of sites, the member earns the Daily Rebates or the daily return offered by the program and withdraws it.

A member will be earning daily based on the program plan.

A program plan would be stated like 10% daily for 13 days,(offering 30% interest in 13 days)or 12% for 12 days, offering a total return of 144%, etc.

12% daily for 12 days means a member will be earning 12% of hisdeposited amount or "uprgrade" everyday, for 12 days.

What does an autosurf Site look like?:

	A standard Autosurf site would look like this.

	It would typically consists of A menu, with labels like "Home","Signup","TERMS","FAQ","RATE US", and "CONTACT", like these:

	Then there'd be a login panel, usually located in the upper left.

	Then there'd be a Statistic box where you can observe the daily deposits and daily withdrawals. You can also know for how long the site has been put up or how long it's been running. It's usually located on the on the side column.

	Then on the main column, there'd be a brief description of the site.

	The program plan would also be displayed here. This is what we're after. Details on what this autosurf offers, how much daily return you'd get, for how long will you be earning, the minimum deposit amount and other necessary facts will be stated on the program plan.

	You will also see monitors on the site.You can also see the rest of the rest of the autosurf monitors via the "Rate Us" menu.
	Some would include a "News Box" where program updates or announcements will be displayed.

So how do we earn from an autosurf site?
	First you'd signup. The signup page would look like that on the left. Nothing scary here. In the singup form, you also need to input your e-gold number since this is where your withdrawals will go. Some sites don't allow you to change your egold account numbers manually after signing up, so be sure you input the correct account number. What sites do I input in the "Your Site Name/URL" field? You can input any site on the input box, as long as it doesn't violate the Terms. If you don't have a site or don't know what to put, you can just place anysite like yahoo.com and change it later in your member's panel. What most members put is their referral links of other autosurf/hyip programs.
	Once signed up, login to your member's area. (Some sites will require a confirmation or activation before you can log in your member area, so check your email inbox).
What's with the big red message?
	Once you login for the first time, a big red message might appear. It means you've just received credits(used to advertise your sites) for the month. You will be receiving credits as a bonus every month for being a member of the site.

Inside the Member's Area
Not all sites will have the same member's area since not all will use the same template or script. But typically they will have similar links or buttons as shown in this guide.
	A member's area will have member menu. You don't need to worry learning each button now. We'll just take a look at the Upgrade and Start Surfing buttons later.
Now your account details:
	Name - the name which you input in the signup form Status - Your status determines if your an active member or Free member. To be active, some autsurfs will require you to surf a number of sites before your account will be active. A message would appear like this: Not to worry, just surf the required sites (you'll be doing it anyway once you upgrade).
	Email - the email which you input in the singup form
	Account - Free or Paid. It means if you upgraded or have made a deposit, your status will be changed to "Paid", otherwise "Free". "Rate" means the ratio of credits you will be getting while surfing. Notice in our plan the "ratio" of Free members is 1:0.8 It means for every 1 site surfed, we get 0.8 credits. If we are upgraded, the Rate would be 1. Which means for every 1 site surfed, we earn 1 credit. Other sites would label "Member Type".
	Account Credits - number of credits you have. Credits are used to advertise your sites. You "allocate" credits in your sites certain amount to each of your sites. How to earn more credits? You can earn more credits when you surf, or you'd purchase more credits via "Buy" menu.
	Paid to Promote Earnings - yeah, you don't need to worry about this. I've never seen an autosurf that utilizes this one. So for now, just don't bother.
	I.P. Security - Just set this to disabled. I've got no problems with it so far.
	Active upgrade packages - Displays the amount of active packages or upgrades you bought
	Member Level - Member level would display 1/10000(or some max amount) if you currently have an unexpired upgrade or ad pack. If you bought 2 ad packs or upgrades, then it would display 2/10000. What is an ad pack? An ad pack or advertising package is sometimes called "an upgrade", 'active deposits'.
	Cash balance - your current balance. The amount displayed here is the amount you currently earned. To cash-out this balance click the arrow on the right.
	Site Details Well this is where you Manage your sites. Depending on the max amount of sites you can advertise, you can add sites via the "Add new site" button or something like that.