My latest share expiration was shares bought on June 1st so we have risen drastically to about 79 days for a share to pay out. That is still good in a big picture perspective. A 20% return in 79 days

That's a good point about YGP.. they are growing at a slow but steady pace! 

Btw, something I just noticed (maybe cause it was the first time I needed it) is that we can't delete RRs from our account.

FC payout took a little longer and I failed to extend some of my RRs and they got removed..
So I was left with something like 202 and wanted to purchase another 50 RRs pack and remove those 2 in order to get back to my 250 RRs plan.

But that didn't work.. I ended up with 252 RRs and it required much more to extend a pack than with <=250.
So I left another pack to expire in order to drop the prices again.. and I'm back to 202 now..

The deposit promo was a good way to help me with that (10 RR per $10) but unfortunately FC got a bit too slow on payments lately..
It's taking more than 5 days to receive a payout so I missed it..

In 11 days another pack will expire so I'll just extend 2 less in order for 2 to get removed..
So, I'll then be able to get back directly to 250.

Btw, this promo was also interesting.. but currently out of my league.

Edited:

SolidSnake wrote on 27^th Aug, 2017 at 12:03pm:


Living in vacationland. That's a nice bonus 

So the fixed payouts for FC  shares are becoming a problem then? I suspected they might be. Fixed payments fail every time. Why do these people think they can beat the system? I just hope he doesn't cut and run but instead makes the payments variable like YGP does

I've finally decided to solve an issue with my YGP RRs management..

When we reach the RRs page, we get a list of our RRs that are sorted by the "Expires" column, so that we get the ones expiring first listed at the top.

Then sometimes we get to a point where a bunch of them, but not all, need to be renewed (etc. ~50 of them).
This is really a pain for me to have to select all 50 of them one by one, before selecting the renewal action at the bottom.
So, I decided to automate that, and the solution is Javascript.

All modern browsers have an option to run Javascript code directly through a console that affects the current loaded page, normally (in Chrome and Firefox) by pressing F12 and selecting "Console".
We then get a "command line" interface where we can insert commands and execute them by pressing "Enter".

So, I've developed this simple script where we give a specific number of days and the script checks all RRs that expire within that number of days. Here's the script:

Code (Javascript):

$('#tablelist > tr > td').filter(function(){
	var pattern = / days/;
	if(pattern.test($(this).text())){
		return $(this).text().replace(/ days/i, "") <= 5 //<-- Adjust this number to set days to your preferrence
	}
}).parent().children().has('input').children().prop('checked', true);
$('#rentedbar').show(); 

So, in order to select all referrals that expire within 10 days, simply copy this code, paste it in your console, change the number 5 to 10 and hit "Enter" (you may want to hit it hard with frustration and all ).

This will automatically select all RRs expiring in equal or less than 10 days.



This has been troubling me for sooo long and I never got myself to write it down.. Thankfully I did it now.
In case someone needs this for another site, please let me know and I'll create an equivalent for that one.

Now I could make it a Chrome plugin that works with a single button, but where's the fun in that?
This helps you more into feeling like a true geek, other than just clicking a button.. 

Edited:

SolidSnake wrote on 5^th Nov, 2017 at 8:02pm:


I'm on golden with a RR group of 700-800. I only buy them for 30 days and let them expire. I use autopay and this is the kind of earnings I get before the 4 cent expiry fee for golden



I haven't brought up the idea before because I'm sure Rui can poke holes in it but with my share income added to this I am making cash flow and there is no referral management involved. I just keep my level between 700 and 800

SolidSnake wrote on 6^th Nov, 2017 at 1:03am:


yes, though it is probably more expensive the chances of getting active referrals over the first 60 days is higher. And the best part is you don't need to worry about active management

Another issue I have with these sites is investing the large amount it takes to max out the RRs. I don't have enough faith to trust them for one or two years 

SolidSnake wrote on 6^th Nov, 2017 at 7:33pm:


There is this but it is over 1 year old

http://www.yougetprofit.com/forum.php?topic=9272