It looks like Paid 4 Clix has a minimum payout of $20.00. So after your free sign up bonus you’ll have to earn another $10.00 on your own before you can cash out. I also didn’t see any limitations on which Country you are from when you join.

On top of paid to click ads, they also have some paid to sign up offers. I noticed that Paid 4 Clix gives you points and I couldn’t find any information on how much value these so called points have. They also don’t have a lot of ads to click on.

In my opinion, this has always been a bad thing for me. I mean, Cmon, do you really want points for taking time out of your day to do anything? This is one of the biggest reasons I don’t waste my time with Survey Companies that offer you points or put you in drawings to win cash. I would much rather just know exactly what I’m going to get paid for my work and move on.

Also, feel free to take a look at some more free paid to click sign up bonuses and let me know what you think.

My only hope is that My 9 to 5 Biz will turn out to be a legit site that doesn’t try to make most of their money off of referrals versus making money off the paid to click ads like they should be doing. As with all sites like these, please do not invest any money in them without doing your best due diligence on them first. Just take advantage of their free benefits, which in the case of My 9 to 5 Biz is simply getting paid to click.

After taking a close look at My9to5Biz, I think I’m pretty happy to say that there business model looks like it makes sense. They only go over 1 cent per click (one for you and one for your referrals) if you are a premium member and they don’t have a ton of ads on there site (this would only show that they are promoting there own affiliate links on the site until they get advertisers). This is fine, but at least My 9 to 5 Biz isn’t over doing it like we’ve all seen so many other paid to click sites with that script do.

You have to earn $15.00 in order to cash out on the $5.00 sign up bonus. You can buy referrals as well, this is a red flag for any site. Don’t ever buy referrals for something people can sign up for free. It just doesn’t make any sense, you know what I mean?

I also checked out the 9 to 5 Biz forum and they have nothing in it yet, they are pretty new to the paid to click community. Like I said before, don’t invest any money or too much time in a site like this until you see some results and legit payment proofs from other members.

If you’re searching for more sign up bonus sites, make sure to take a look at my list of free paid to click sign up bonus websites and let me know what you think.

**Disclaimer – Affiliate links are used on this post.

Unfortunately, there is one draw back I noticed about Paid2YouTube, if you take a close look at the site, it resembles another familiar website I’m sure a lot of you heard of called Bux.to. Why does this concern me? Well, Bux.to doesn’t have a very good reputation at the moment since they’ve decided not to follow their own terms and conditions. Bux.to is still up and running, but a majority, if not all of their members haven’t received their commissions in a timely manner. I have currently been waiting well over a year for $4,000, believe it or not.

Anyway, let’s get back to Paid2YouTube. I do see potential in concept of this site. You click on websites and get paid to view the videos on the sites. You obviously don’t have to watch the videos, you get paid to click and actually go to the site. Their advertising prices look decent, not too low where it looks completely like a rip off to everyone that joins. I would still recommend not to invest any money in this website.

I also like that Paid2YouTube pays members for commenting on people’s sites. I have not yet personally tried this, but if you can get paid to comment on someone else’s website and get a back link to your site at the same time, well it’s like knocking out two birds with one stone. This is of course if Paid2YouTube is a legit site, which so far it is flagged due to looking a whole lot like Bux.to.

One other thing I like about Paid2YouTube is that I don’t see anywhere to buy referrals. This has always been a red flag for any type of Bux site out there. It looks like Paid2YouTube makes a profit off their ads regardless of selling any referrals or not.

Anyway, try it out for yourself, take a look at some more paid to click sign up bonus sites that you may be interested in taking a look at.

• buy any referrals.
• put too much time into Monster Bux.
• upgrade in Monster Bux.
• don’t buy advertising. (this is only because I haven’t had much success advertising on bux sites)

Why am I asking you not to do these things? It’s simply because I’ve seen a lot of bux sites come and go, what makes me think Monster Bux is going to be any different. Just keep you guard up and you should be fine.

But Greg, if you’re asking me to not put any time or money into Monster Bux, what’s the point of joining? This is a good question. I am only promoting Monster Bux because they are currently offering a free sign up bonus for joining, which I think is cool. Since Monster Bux is free to join and try, it wouldn’t be a bad idea to give it a low maintenance test drive to see if you like the membership.

You can cash out with Monster Bux once you reach $2.00. This is pretty standard with most bux sites. If most clicks actually earn you a hefty 1 cent and you don’t refer anyone, after your $1.00 sign up bonus, you’ll have to click approximately 100 30 second ads before you can cash out. Unfortunately, Monster Bux only pays its members a monstrous 1/4th of cent per click, so 400 clicks will get you to the required minimum cash out level. That sounds like a lot, because it is. This is why it’s good to refer others if you are going to be serious about these kinds of sites.

**Disclaimer – Affiliate links are used on this post.

Anyway, WordLinx has over 164,000 members worldwide and have been in business for over 5 years. I only say this to let you know that WordLinx isn’t going to go away like some other unfortunate paid to click websites out there.

WordLinx also pays its members reasonable commissions on the clicks they provide. What do I mean by this? Well, there are a lot of scam websites out there that will claim you are going to get paid $1.00 per click, yet the scam paid to click companies only charge their advertisers $3.00 for 1,000 visitors to their website. It just doesn’t add up folks.

What does WordLinx charge their advertiser’s? One cent per unique visitor plus a percentage of admin cost. The members of WordLinx make less that one cent a click most of the time. Sometimes it’s higher. This shows that the website will always be in profit off of the advertising revenue it brings in. Believe it or not, this means it’s good for everyone. Members are always going to get paid on time, advertisers will always get quality traffic to their websites, and the owner of WordLinx will always be able to build and expand on their paid to click company.

What are your thought’s on what WordLinx has to offer as a senior paid to click company?

**Disclaimer – Affiliate links are used on this post.

One of the best things I like about Hits4pay is that they are just one site out of a larger network of sites from a legit advertising network called Multiple Stream Media.

When it comes to advertising, Multiple Stream Media charges pretty heavily for any type of advertising within their network. This is why Multiple Stream Media has been around since 1999. They are coming up on their 10 year anniversary here shortly. Hopefully there will be some good advertising discounts when that time comes around.

Take a look at this funny video the founder of Multiple Stream Media created for our enjoyment:

Now I said in the title of this article that I was going to explain why Hits4pay makes cents. So here are just a few reasons:

• Hits4pay is 100% free to join.
• You get $10.00 in your account just for signing up.
• You only have to earn $15.00 on your own to reach $25.00, then you can cash out through Paypal.
• Hits4pay accepts members from all over the world. They are internationally friendly.
• You get 2 cents for all your clicks.
• You get 1 cent for all your referral’s clicks – 2 levels deep.
• You don’t get spammed with a ton of e-mails – you’ll get notified of new paid ads, log into your account to click on them.

As with any good review, it wouldn’t be fair unless I made sure to give the bad news about Hits4pay. There is no such thing as a perfect online company, but don’t worry, Hits4pay is not a scam.

Your membership with Hits4pay can be put into inactive status after 3 months, but at least they won’t delete your account. One more thing, once you earn the minimum payout amount, you have to wait until the 1st of the next month to be paid. The good news is that it’s automatic, you don’t have to request payment.

Take a look at some more good paid to click sites that pay a sign up bonus for joining and let me know what you think.

**Disclaimer – Affiliate links are used on this post.

Here is the reason why, simply know and understand that if the advertising company you signed up with is paying their members 25 cents to $1.00 per click or e-mail read, how much could they possibly be charging their advertising clients to advertise with them?

This question puts everything out in the open. Think about it, let’s say the paid to click or paid to read e-mail company you signed up with pays $1.00 per click. In order for this advertising company to make a profit off of their advertisers they would at the minimum charge their clients a 1 cent surcharge per click. Let’s say the advertiser wants 1,000 hits to his/her website. What’s 1,000 x $1.01? The answer = $1,010.00. This means the advertiser paid $1,010.00 = $1.00 for every member’s click and a $10.00 admin fee to the website. Seriously, do you think you would pay this much for 1,000 measly hits? Of course not.

This is why I’m writing this article. If you see a paid to click or paid to read e-mail site that pays an unusually high amount per click or read, you better go directly to their advertising section and see how much they charge their advertisers to advertise on their website. Then you’ll know right away whether or not their paid to click or paid to read site is a scam or not. If the numbers don’t add up to a profit for the site you are a member of, it most definitely is a scam.

I wouldn’t be doing you any justice if I didn’t at least show an example or two. I wonder how long these money making sites will last with their bogus earning claims. Big Money PTC = $1.00 per click to members and only charge their advertisers $3.00 per 1,000.00 clicks. This just doesn’t add up. Rich PTC = $1.00 per click to members and only charges their advertisers $3.00 per 1,000.00 clicks.

You don’t have to be a math wiz to know that these sites equal a big rip off!!!! Legit paid to click and paid to read e-mail sites usually will pay their members 1 cent per click to way less than 1 cent per click. This really sucks, but unfortunately makes sense as far as a successful business model is concerned. You can only charge advertisers so much per click and the member’s return on investment has to match up with that advertiser’s advertising costs.

I was checking out my Google Analytics account today and noticed I got some free hits from Search Big Daddy. I thought to myself, what is this site? So I decided to check out Search Big Daddy. To my utter amazement I discovered that Search Big Daddy is currently giving away $50.00 in free advertising dollars just for signing up with their search engine. It didn’t take me long to go ahead and sign up.

Search Big Daddy has a good thing going. You are able to choose a distinct keyword for the site you are submitting for free that will give you a top position in Search Big Daddy’s search engine. Of course the downfall is that this is a first come first serve opportunity. I was lucky enough to get a decent keyword free money for signing up, but I wanted free money to be the keyword of my choice. You can’t get everything you want in life though, now can you?

Search Big Daddy is a not only a place where you can sign up for free and submit your website and ad to their search engine. You can also participate in their free affiliate program and refer other webmasters so they can take advantage of $50.00 in free advertising and the ability to choose a special keyword for their website.

Refer other free affiliates to Big Daddy Pays and earn a 10% commission off of all their listing advertisements in the search engine. One odd thing I noticed about Big Daddy Pays is that they are not only a search engine. It looks like Big Daddy Pays offers video services, social network services, blogging services, an affiliate program, and so much more that I’m getting tired of writing and you’ll have to take a look at Search Big Daddy for yourself to get a hands on experience of what I’m talking about.

Take a look at some more free advertising sign up bonuses and take advantage of some more free hits to your website right away.

Top Jobs 101, formally known as Hurazz (I’ll get more into that later),  is a great paid to click site to join. Once again Top Jobs 101 is 100% free to join; that is usually the case at Sign Up and Make Money.  Top Jobs 101 doesn’t really offer any jobs to people, I really don’t know why they named their company that Top Jobs 101, but they did.

The reason I like Top Jobs 101, other than the fact that they are free to join, is because they don’t have any timers on their paid to click ads. From my experience, everyday there will be about 5 to 10 paid to click ads in your Top Jobs 101 back office. You will earn 1 cent every time you click on an ad. Remember that you don’t have to worry about 10 to 30 second timers with Top Jobs 101 so you can be in and out of the site in under a minute if all you want to do is click on the paid ads and do nothing else.

Another thing I like about Top Jobs 101 is that on top of the paid to click ads you can also participate in their paid to sign up offers. This can increase your income with Top Jobs 101 immensely.  Every paid to click ad is also a paid to sign up offer that you can get paid twice on. According to Top Jobs 101 you could potentially make over $900.00 a year if you clicked on your ads everyday and did just one paid to sign up offer on top of that. This is without referring anyone. Not bad for a site that didn’t cost you anything to join.

That brings me to my next subject. Top Jobs 101 pays you for referring active members to their website. You will earn a percentage of what your down line does, plus $1.00 for every active referral. If you have a huge network, that one dollar could multiply pretty fast. You can cash out once your account balance reaches $40.00.

I mentioned earlier that Top Jobs 101 used to be named Hurraz. What happened was a hacker got into their server and stole their domain from right under them. What makes it even more interesting is that the hacker that did this tried selling the Hurazz domain back to Top Jobs 101. I can’t believe there are such stupid people like that in the world.

If you are into paid to click sites than I have some quick links I would like to share with you. Paid to click sign up bonuses, Bux sign up bonuses, and more paid to click sites. Let me know what you think.

How do you earn with 10Bux? All Bux sites are paid to click sites and you usually earn about 1 cent per click for every 30 second advertisement you view as a free member. Bux sites like to promote premium yearly membership fees where members can earn more per click not only off of their clicks, but also off their referral’s clicks. A premium membership doesn’t usually give you that much more per click. With 10Bux you will actually make a 50% increase per click. So instead of only earning .01 cent per click, you’ll now be earning .015 cents per click. It doesn’t sound like a lot, but it adds up if you have a lot of referrals under you.

With almost every Bux site out there you have the ability to purchase your referrals. I don’t recommend doing this even if they have a referral replacement program for non clicking referrals. It sounds too good to be true for one and there are free ways to get referrals instead. I have done this before and have lost money. You have to be skeptical if you are going to invest in any online Company, especially a Bux site.

I’ve seen a lot of Bux sites disappear off the face of the Internet in less than a year. If you see a Bux site that has been around for over a year, that is usually a good thing. 10Bux is one of the Bux sites that have been around over a year. Some Bux sites look like they are being run by teenagers that have no idea how to run an online business.

Anyway, back to 10Bux. I have seen 10Bux grow over this past year by making good upgrades to their site and adding a few more ways to make money online. 10Bux also added a click confirmation to the surfing area. That means after you get done viewing the advertisement for 30 seconds, you now have to click a matching picture to confirm you view. This is the only new feature that I don’t like. I think a 30 second ad is plenty of time to check the site out.

If you want a large amount of traffic to your website in a short amount of time, 10Bux can help you achieve this. 10Bux has three different advertising options to choose from: click ads, registration ads, and banner advertisements. I have purchased registration ads with them and I’m still generating traffic from it. For fast traffic, purchase click ads for as low as $1.40. That is some pretty cheap advertising.

If you like 10Bux, then take a look at some more recommended Bux sites that pay you to sign up and let me know what you think.

**Disclaimer – Affiliate links are used on this post.