Update on Neobux Scam

My withdrawal strategy is as simple as can be. Do not renew if average clicks is less than 0.8 and when required renew those with an average greater than 1.0 for 90 days the rest being renewed for 30 or 60 days depending on cash available.

Progress? Not much yet. My rented renewals have reduced from 1235 to 1201 but the clicks I am receiving has remained much the same!

From the 28th of August I have a number of days with few renewals due and whereas in the past I would have reinvested this money I shall this time aim to withdraw.

I am due payouts at Donkeymails and No-minimum however due to the reduction in PTP rate at Donkeymails I will be using EQOO2 as the focus of my cashouts now.

Over the next week or two I will write honestly about where I have been earning money lately and I shall write a long article on PTP.

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Neobux Scam?

I have here to be open and admit to my utter stupidity - I rather let things go with Neobux and took my eye off the ball. All of a sudden I realise how much I have invested and with little prospect of getting it back.

How did it happen? Well here is my tale of woe...

Look at the numbers:

Invested so far = $720.00

Amount received = $225.08 (re-invested of course)

The banners show this:

Of the amount earned it has all been reinvested of course so the reality is that I have lost $720 so far although I am a Gold (Sapphire) member with 1235 referrals. My major concern at the moment is how to get out whilst minimising losses.

All my referrals are now rented as my direct referrals have become inactive; even the Gold ones. I can't believe I never spotted that. Never mind I was probably too caught up promoting GDI!

I will update here on my exit strategy.

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ClickBux finally bites the dust?

I've written a few times in the past about ClickBux and what I thought would be the eventual demise. Well it finally seems to have happened. I've logged on and clicked for ages - never in expectation of payment - and today when I tried to acess the site I got a short glimpse of a site suspended message before it jumped to an ad.

Now this has happened at least once before so it may not be the real end yet but I would have thought so. ClickBux was notable for carrying all the ads a self-respecting site admin would have refused [and I suspect many of them were self-sourced] so it is no great loss!

RIP ClickBux?

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