SolidSnake wrote on 17^th Jul, 2019 at 12:11pm:



I have found that above 400 referrals my net gains aren't significant. I think one thing that might help your counter is to select 10-second ads as opposed to 5-second ones. It doesn't cost more and sites like TrafficG credit you based on 6 seconds, so it might be the same for DF

You could always buy the shares of course. Then the advertising would be free...eventually 

I wouldn't say they are all the same, it's just that most are on the negative side.. that's unfair to some.

There are some owners that stand out by being legit to what they offer (I include you to this list ).
Some for example are transparent and earn people's trust others like to hide as much as possible from the public.

As for the PTC sites we have all seen some that really tried to make things right, some have even overcome huge issues like PayPal/Payza events, they're still standing and are also successful just because they try.

Unfortunately most of them don't take their job seriously and only try to make a quick buck and run.
One needs to always improve his services to keep things going. Otherwise it's a slow downslide.

moneymarketing wrote on 18^th Jul, 2019 at 1:36am:



Now how did I miss that..?

SolidSnake wrote on 18^th Jul, 2019 at 12:37pm:


That's two of us. I thought it was more expensive for sure.

So, my last share on YGP has expired..

2 days ago the last one was still active, and based on my notes, these 2 final days it paid off $0.39

Just a week or so ago it had not crossed the $25 mark so I can't really tell if it sped up so fast that expired in just a few days.

I'm not entirely sure if it actually paid off, but anyways.. one less worry off my mind. 

The good thing is that the 10 second PTC ads worked much better in DLF.

Around half my YGP credits actually get credited in DLF but that was enough to get me to the third place in the top promoters list, so I'll probably keep it going as long as I have spare funds lying in YGP.

Either way I've still not reached my Payza deposits with bitcoin so it's not like I can withdraw my balance anyways, so that's a good use of it.

Another annoying advertising network has been added to YGP.. this time it redirects most of the site's pages to advertised websites.

The network is called netcpms.com and its redirects are not being properly blocked with the windows hosts file method..

I block it using the BlockSite chrome plugin which works.. but still, the YGP site is becoming almost unusable..

You can't stay in a page without pressing Esc or clicking Stop in your browser right after it attempts to redirect.

Otherwise you leave YGP without your permission.. I don't understand why they don't see they're ruining their own site... 

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dansbanners wrote on 27^th Aug, 2019 at 12:55am:


There is a new lower tier for ads. All ads are now a minimum of 7 seconds. The old .001 ads now cost two credits. a new lower tier ad for .0002 costs 1 credit. So that is a big cut from what it was before.

dansbanners wrote on 27^th Aug, 2019 at 4:20am:


I assume so. I guess the only people you would lose are those not interested in the lower value ads

dansbanners wrote on 27^th Aug, 2019 at 1:59pm:



Did the price to buy credits change? I don't buy them I get them through share purchases. If the price to buy credits went up then you will be paying more. In order to keep to the cost of one credit per click though you will be paying the clicker 80% less. If you want to continue to pay them the .001 cent to click, then it will cost you two credits per view which is essentially a doubling of your price.

For people who buy shares, the value of the credits in the ad pack just went down by 80% also but we will still get the same number of clicks assuming there are people willing to click at the lower price. Wait, I just checked, we get 2000 credits now per adpack purchase. Was it 1k or 2k before? If it was 1k before then they have increased the number of credits to compensate for the higher .001 rate

As a bonus, if no one wants to click, the ad basically becomes a permanent text ad which is seen by outside viewers, so it could become a positive