I wonder if it is connected to brainy?

https://brainbux.com/

The only thing that makes me cautious is the paypal and payza processors image

moneymarketing wrote on 11^th Nov, 2018 at 11:16pm:


So this is odd. To follow up I went to the buxten site and it is a godaddy placeholder. I don't think anyone else would use buxten as a username so they must be using the traffic they have generated from all the referrals they made to other sites to promote r4a

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ruicarlov wrote on 15^th Nov, 2018 at 2:11pm:



So you're the guy that killed the price 

I dodged a bullet on this one. Two days ago I converted all my BTC to € as I'm expecting needing that money soon. Today BTC price has lowered by over 800$.

Ok. I tried the same thing promoting DonkeyMails. And again it looks like they are only counting the internal clicks in order for me to get DonkeyMails' credits. I think it has something to do with that one needs to be logged in for the external click to be redirected to the full page.

However, it does look like promoting R4A would still work with the external clicks. I've tried it myself and clicked on an external R4A link without being logged in. And saw that the R4A page was still being credited.

dansbanners wrote on 12^th Nov, 2018 at 8:21pm:

The update is that I've gotten 3 internal and 88 externals clicks thus far. However, for some reason the CS tracker only seem to count the internal and not the external clicks. I think it's not intentional, but perhaps something to do with the code after the external ad is clicked on.

However, since I only get to benefit from each sign up and not each click from promoting CS, I plan to give another program a try using this method, one I'll get to benefit from each click with anyway.

Just got paid another $5.10 for a total of $118.56!

Ok. I've given it a try. That is submitting an ad in English but targeting it to Greece only. And see how it goes. I'm also using the Clixsense campaign tracker in the ad to do a comparison of the clicks. 

Select Rented Referrals Expiring in X Days

(PTC Evolution Scripts)

I've been using a javascript code to automatically select all RRs expiring in X days but it was kinda complicated to use so far, and required the user to open the console to insert the commands. Now I have simplified it again with a simple bookmark link.

You just need to set the days and the price variable to your liking.
Days: select all referrals in exactly or less than X days. Etc if the value is 14 then it will select referals expiring in 13 days, 14 days but it will not select those expiring in 15 days.
Price: insert the renewal price per referral for your preferred extension length.

To use the code simply copy it and paste it to notepad in order to set your own values.
Then copy the full code and paste it in a bookmark URL (name it as you wish).

Code (Javascript):

javascript:(function(){
var days = 15; /*<-- Adjust this number to select referrals expiring in X days--*/
var price = 0.528; /*<-- Adjust this number to set the price per referral extension--*/
$('#tablelist > tr > td').filter(function(){ var pattern = / days/;
	if(pattern.test($(this).text())){return $(this).text().replace(/ days/i, "") <= days}
}).parent().children().has('input').children().prop('checked', true);
$('#rentedbar').show();
var rrs = $('#tablelist > tr > td input:checked').length;
alert(rrs + ' RRs expiring in ' + days + ' days require $' + (rrs * price).toFixed(5) + ' to be extended.');
})(); 

Once in the RRs page, you can now click on the bookmark and it will automatically select all referrals based on your setting, and will throw a popup letting you know of the actual amount that you will need to pay for them, so it also saves you from doing the math.

After clicking ok in the popup you can now select to renew them for your preferred duration at the bottom of the page just like you normally do.

Forcefully Display Ads (PTC Evolution Scripts)

I've just figured out a way to bypass the adblocker-blocker system on the view ads page of PTC Evolution scripts.

It's been a few months now that I've realized that even though I have added the ads page of all PTCs to my adblock's whitelist somehow the ads still don't show up.. even if I disable all my adblockers they are still hidden.

So everytime I loaded the page I would have to right click on inspect element find the ads' css class and bypass it for the ads to become visible and clickable.

Now I've figured out a way to simplify that process and would like to share it with you here.

All it takes is a new bookmark that is easily accessible on my browser that has the following code in the URL field:
Code (Javascript):

javascript:(function(){$( ':root .ad-block, :root .ad-content, :root .ad-footer' ).attr( 'style', 'display: block !important' )})(); 

Now assuming that the "view_ads" page is whitelisted in the browser's adblockers, all it takes is to click on that bookmark to make the ads show up.

I would like to dedicate this thread to simple tricks that we can do to make our life easier on PTCs we work on daily.

Everytime I find a way to speed up our process clicking process, sometimes just to reduce the number of clicks we do or the time it requires to complete repeatable processes, I will add my tips to this post.

This could include links to specific threads, pieces of code, or external links that I tend to look up every now and then so I would like to keep them all in one place.

This is not a discussion thread but will be a sticky collection of useful things for quick access.

If you would like an addition to this list feel free to contact me or state it in a relative program-specific discussion thread.

I will then check it out and add it here.

dansbanners wrote on 12^th Nov, 2018 at 12:58am:


It's just spending (or maybe I should say reinvesting) money. Anyone can do that 

moneymarketing wrote on 11^th Nov, 2018 at 11:16pm:

A 5-time winning streak is still impressive.

It looks like my 5-time winning streak in the promotion contest is going to be broken this week. By BUXTEN of all people! 

I'm not mad about coming in second. I'm mad that buxten is taking it. And even with them sending more clicks, I still earned more from the clicks I sent. So they must have sent lower tier traffic

I hope they enjoy keeping my seat warm 

dansbanners wrote on 11^th Nov, 2018 at 3:47pm:


Looking forward to the day those clicks are free 

SolidSnake wrote on 11^th Nov, 2018 at 1:28am:

Just reached another milestone.

As of this post, I've had 21,374 total clicks and earned 47.50 in commissions.

Thus the math:

$97 life time membership - $47.50 = $49.50 / 21,374 clicks = just $0.002 per click!



And that's also not including some banners I deleted at the beginning of the membership before it occurred to me that I could just edit the banners to keep the total clicks inact.

dansbanners wrote on 9^th Nov, 2018 at 5:46am:

I had one in Greek that was actually only targetting Greek people.. then I figure out there were more outside clicks than inside.
Then I ran a campaign in English and it receives even more traffic.

My current stats on the R4A campaign (written in english) goes like this: 70 inside clicks / 2839 outside clicks.

Looks like they didn't wait until the afternoon and increased prices already 
Missed the chance to buy another fixed adgrid campaign