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This thing becomes addictive and interesting by the day.
Remember, this is not for students. Beware!

It is. Check the signature for 'Qristian'.

I have added your numbers to the group.
Please reader, do not leave your email address here or send to me as an SMS. The important thing is your whatsapp number. Once you mention this thread, I will add you to the group.

Serious minded people please; it'd be a shame to waste our time.

I just made a post, but it was hidden. See what I complain about.

Can anyone give me a link to the rules of this forum, please?
This nonsense is becoming too much.

If you have gotten your payment accounts ready, it is now time to start making money!

So before I write about the PTC sites, I thought that I should tell you how you will receive your money (or rather, how I receive my pay).

First, you will need to have an account with any(or as many as you like) of these payment processors. I don't need to write notes on them, so I will just give you direct links to signup page.

1. Signup on Paypal
I don't even know why I put Paypal first, when Nigerians are not even part of their plans. Well, recently, they probably understood that Africa, and indeed, Nigeria, ranks high in daily internet business transactions and decided to let Nigerians sign up on Paypal.
However, there are limitations for Nigerians on Paypal, except they've been removed.
All PTC sites accept Paypal accounts, so having one is alright.

I will keep the issue of verification of Paypal account until later.

2. [url=secure.payza.com/signup]Create a Payza Account[/url]
Payza, former AlertPay, has proven the test of time, not only in years of experience, but in acceptability. This reason is why PTC sites accept Payza accounts for payout, although I know a few that don't accept Payza from Nigerians. Oh Nigeria! Giant of Africa.


3. [url=perfectmoney.is/signup.html]Get a PerfectMoney Account[/url]
Perhaps I reserved the best for last.
I love PerfectMoney! When you check that the same $1 has the highest exchange rate on PM from e-currency exchangers, you will understand why having a PerfectMoney account is an indispensable tool. When you combine PM and PTC sites that have low minimum cashouts, you could be making daily withdrawals of up to $10 daily!


Now, after you have these accounts, how do you withdraw?
The easiest and hassle-free means of receiving your cash to a local bank account is through e-currency exchangers. I am talking about merchants who you can sell your e-currency to, and they will pay you directly to your bank account.
That way, all you need do is transfer the money in your payment processor(PM, PP, PZ)'s account into theirs, and they will pay you directly into a Nigerian account which you specify.

Other ways of receiving your payments include shopping on Amazon and Walmart with gift cards, making online payments directly from your payment processor account (think Paypal), and donations to charity!

We are now in gear 1. You wait.

I noted some things in some of the posts above which I need to point out.

So, just to make sure, you should have your own PC and internet connection (and spare time). Don't do PTC if you are a student.


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There are many PTC sites out there that offer you opportunities to earn, and it is important to know from the onset which ones that are worth investing your time. I use just three PTC sites frequently.

I was hoping she'd go naked for it. I'm disappointed

kay9:
Your current siggy is real funny... and I'm guessing they banned you again. Tough luck.
I had big dreams of making a living online some donkey years back, but I've moved on. This thread of yours though... Tempting!

My brother, I just chose to turn my disappointment humor; it is irritating to have the necessity for a project and just be hindered by what you can't explain.
Just hang around though. PTC jobs is not a 'full time ministry', and we could learn from your own experience.

So, I will just continue from where I stopped (if I still remember where that is).

I know a lot of people will say things like, "PTC is a waste of time". "How many years will it take for you to make a hundred dollars?"

Well, I thought so too. In fact, until a few months ago, I resented the idea of trying to scrape a living from PTC sites. The whole truth about PTC is this:

Using PTC sites should be a part time job, until you learn the ropes completely!

A lot of people do not understand this, and they spend all their time on a site. At the end of the day, after clicking 50-100 ads, they are left with a whooping sum of about $0.1 to show for it.
Did I say whooping? Come on, it's funny! If you click 100 ads at an average of $0.002 per ad, it amounts to $0.2, and that with all the data, battery, and time.

Second truth: You will be frustrated with PTC sites if you're there to view adverts.

That was my problem many years ago when I first started out. I would buy time on the internet in a cyber cafe, and, after spending close to 2 hours, I had less than N80 to show for it. Kai! When I think of these things, I can't help but laugh my heart out at such foolishness.

So, in this thread, I'm going to discuss with you ALL the means of making reasonable money from PTC sites, and I hope that your experience will be better devoid of time wasting, as you learn from my own experience.

I do not understand what grievance the moderators are having with this thread.
First, they would put my account on suspension (and that of others), then they would not allow me make posts.

I wrote a reply at about 5am, but I can't find it anywhere. Please is this just me or is everyone on NL experiencing this issue?

Hehe.

*elsewhere on nairaland*

Plenty potential frontpage material continue to rot...

No. Not for bedwetting, but for lying? I can call off a wedding!

So, I will leave a quick update before I depart to tidy up some chores, and then be back for a total online experience.

azurefils:
Good day bro....
Pls what PTC link are you using....
Warm regards

I will share mine with everyone; the one in the pic.

Officialkenshin:
Let me know when u back

Here I am, sir!

solepager:
Its morning bros. You never wake. Too much salah meat? Lol. Top of the morning to you

wyz3kyd:
hello good morning boss are you still at sleep we are eagerly waiting to hear from you again

Laorex:
We are waiting boss

I slept about one or two hours after that last post, my brothers. The kind of hangover wen I get ehn! Two no fit divide am.

So, the first thing most people wonder is, can I really be paid on PTC sites?
My candid answer is YES and NO!
Yes if you do the right things and join the right sites, No if you flout the aforementioned. I can remember very clearly my first payout on the current site I used. It was like a dream, because I never believed PTC sites could pay.

I knew I was clicking away my life from one cyber cafe to the other, but what I never knew was that I was doing the wrong things.

#1 DON'T FOR PTCs - I don't know how to put this, but it all comes down to: "Never expect to make enough earnings from clicking ads on PTC sites."

It sounds ironic right? I know. After all, we expect that the best way of earning on PTC sites is by clicking ads. Well, no! At least, not if you're a Nigerian, or using a Nigerian IP.

I will explain this fact as simply as I can, and then I might go to sleep for this night if there are no questions.
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PTC sites are like advertising companies. People pay them to advertise to their users. Now, when you signup on any of these sites, you are asked to input your country. This is used to serve you ads meant for people from your country.
That is the problem; almost NOBODY creates ads targeted at Nigerians on PTC sites. As a matter of fact, only few people, excluding me, create ads and set it to target almost anybody. These ones that target everyone, including Nigerians, are set to reward you with 'Oh my goodness'-able paltry amounts, ranging from between $0.001 - $0.02.

Therefore, the ads available to Nigerians are limited. That is why, as long as you're from Nigeria or using a Nigerian IP, you will get low rewards ads to click on. It is not just on PTC sites that Nigerians suffer this marginalization. 'Aspirants' of Clickbank, Paypal, etc. will bear me witness.

For this reason, I've grown to understand not to depend on clicking adverts for my pay. I will begin suggesting some PTC sites for you, including the one I am currently using which has a VERY VERY low payout. As low as < $1. Unbelievable? And I made a dollar in a few hours, at level one, which has low paid tasks!

I'm about to cashout to my e-currency platform, as in image below. Please I must sleep now. I will state requirements starting tomorrow. That is, if the mods don't start playing with the delete button on this thread.

So I finally decided to open a thread and share my experience.

***mods deleted my previous thread; maybe it was in the wrong section***

Hello! My name is Christian, and besides some other (non-shady) engagements I have on the internet, I am being PTC. Yes, I am paid to click websites and spend my idle time in front of my computer.

If the only kind of devices you can gain access to is anything from a Java-enabled phone to a Symbian phone, please don't waste your time with this thread. As a matter of fact, I would not even gladly recommend that you use PTC sites if you will be starting from a cyber cafe, although it can still be profitable once you get to higher levels. About levels, you'll understand in due course.

I don't know if this is the right section or if there is already a similar thread on this topic, but I will just go ahead and make my recommendations and go my way. I won't go my way, actually! I'll be here to assist others to whom some points might be unclear to.

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I don't know if I introduced myself very well, but my aim is simply to help others who don't believe in PTC find a way. Sincerely, I wasn't sure whether I should make this a Q and A something, but I think I will just let it flow naturally. So, on this thread, you are welcome to ask ANY (reasonable) question and, if the answer is something I can figure out or part of my experience, I would gladly proffer it.

This one made me tear up...

*blows into handkerchief*

This result had me rolling on the floor laughing my eyes out.

Maybe someone should give him career advice. An Imam, perhaps?

I have one problem with this post - it says that the said person is 'hot'.

Am I viewing the wrong pictures?

Unionised:
And why would I buy from him when I can approach the assembly plant here in Lagos at a lower price?

Not advisable.

It is a good thing that you're using the word, "I".

People still buy cars from roadside and startup car dealers, even though the Apapa port is just a ride away.

[size=14pt]who noticed that the image on the phone of the man in the first picture is awkward?[/size]

feranmicharles lalasticlala
please delete this one, this is a duplicate

I really love how the days are running out, albeit slowly.

Little drops of water...

997#BuhariDaysToGo

People, I don't think he's talking about buying and driving.

I think he means buying and selling, like being a tricycle merchant.
If this is what you mean, then it is a profitable trade, especially since the price of dollar climbs everyday. You could buy it for N300000 today to sell for N350000; the next day you will hear it is now sold at N350000. Your guess is as good as mine.

If however, you are talking about buy and drive, then I follow the opinions of the previous contributors - if you are not ready to drive it yourself, then be ready to suffer headaches.

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One other opinion, and very useful. Go to fellowships whose members are known for a pious lifestyle, e.g. SU, DCLM, MFM, Lord's Chosen, and tell the clergy what you want.
If there are unemployed members there (which is not even a question), then that is the best you can find. At most, the person will learn how to drive if he can't already.