I think this one is going to do well

http://www.neobuxreferrals.org/index.php

The co-op is cheap and the site is easy to join.
You can put your referral link in free or for between
$3 - $5 per month you can buy into the co-op. I am
trying the $5 one month option and I have 900 hits,
no signups in two days.

If it can continue to produce that much traffic, then
it only has to deliver a few active referrals per month
in order to give a positive return on investment. It is
thus a no brainer.

I'll let you know if it generates any referrals for me

Do you think this could really work?

It's been a long time since I lastly dealt with neobux.. and I'm not sure how their members' activity is going nowadays.
Do you think I should put my hatred aside and give them another chance?

I read this guy's guide and even though I've read it in the past possibly multiple times I never got motivated enough to try it.
It's just that I hate the way neobux minimizes our earning potential with all of their tricks...

Getting direct neobux referrals is such a pain in the a**. It almost makes me doubt that great phrase about number of people turning 18 this year > all the people in MLM.

Still, I'm interested in knowing what this program gives. Looking forward to your updates.

I submitted my ref link for free as they suggest.. but I really don't expect much.
I'd love to be surprised though.. :)

SolidSnake wrote on 2^nd Jun, 2013 at 2:34pm:

Do you think this could really work? It's been a long time since I lastly dealt with neobux.. and I'm not sure how their members' activity is going nowadays. Do you think I should put my hatred aside and give them another chance? I read this guy's guide and even though I've read it in the past possibly multiple times I never got motivated enough to try it. It's just that I hate the way neobux minimizes our earning potential with all of their tricks...

I wouldn't follow the guide. I would only do it for the chance at getting some DRs. What he says about the rented referrals is the same old propaganda and I don't believe it works. If you can pick up some referrals from the co-op then it might be worth the effort. Also, he is working towards an affiliate program in the future so that may make it worthwhile to promote the page but at this point  I'm only checking to see if it is worth the $3 - $5 per month.

One thing I can give neobux credit for is that the DRs are relatively active and once you are with the site a while you are allowed to have a few. A large number of DRs may help you to afford more RR's but I haven't seen that yet. I'm still working on getting the ones I have left down to the lowest extension price. I'm at 18% discount now with 150 RRs and turning a small profit. That took over half a year

ruicarlov wrote on 2^nd Jun, 2013 at 3:55pm:

Getting direct neobux referrals is such a pain in the a**. It almost makes me doubt that great phrase about number of people turning 18 this year > all the people in MLM. Still, I'm interested in knowing what this program gives. Looking forward to your updates.

Yes, clixsense and NB are the two hardest programs to get referrals for because everyone promotes them. The market is saturated with their ads

They just lowered the sponsorship price to $12 per year  [smiley=07-whaat.gif]

So I guess that $5 was wasted  >:(

moneymarketing wrote on 2^nd Jun, 2013 at 7:13pm:

Yes, clixsense and NB are the two hardest programs to get referrals for because everyone promotes them. The market is saturated with their ads

Neobux is still harder. I was still able to bring 268 to clixsense, though half was already listed as non-active. I've got around 20 DRs on Neobux. I get a couple once in a while, but since some are also deleted due to inactivity, it kinda stays the same.
So I went the RR route. Lot of investment, but surer profits.

moneymarketing wrote on 2^nd Jun, 2013 at 7:29pm:

They just lowered the sponsorship price to $12 per year  [smiley=07-whaat.gif] So I guess that $5 was wasted  >:(

Ouch.. maybe you should contact him and let him know how you feel.. :)

SolidSnake wrote on 3^rd Jun, 2013 at 12:25am:

Ouch.. maybe you should contact him and let him know how you feel.. :)

It's not a big deal. That is one reason I only risk a little money. In case something like this comes up. It still might pay off

This could be lucrative:

http://www.neobuxreferrals.org/affiliates.php

I guess. But the big question remains. Can you really get Neobux referrals that way?
Because if not, there's really no point in buying a sponsorship.

ruicarlov wrote on 5^th Jun, 2013 at 1:19pm:

I guess. But the big question remains. Can you really get Neobux referrals that way? Because if not, there's really no point in buying a sponsorship.

yes, absolutely. I don't disagree with you at all. It always has to be about the bottom line return on investment. Unless the engine works there is no point buying the car

I've seen 1900 hits, 9 clicks on my banners and no sign ups so I think this has a way to go. He has announced some benefits for sponsors like profit sharing and advertising for sponsors that buy 3 or more sponsorships, so I think he is working to add some good benefits.

At this point, I'm not sure I'd recommend the paid service but I think I'll keep it on my watch list just for the fact that it is so inexpensive

Hmm it is still hard to work with neobux :P

cashin wrote on 15^th Aug, 2013 at 11:58am:

Hmm it is still hard to work with neobux :P

I feel neobux is only good as a tool to get referrals and sales for my other programs.
If only they did some more affordable advertising offers, they'd be my #1 option.. but they still don't.

You know something funny I found today. The webmaster for this is in my Clixsense downline. He's the 2nd biggest earner in my downline, by comissions alone.

And I didn't notice until today, since he never clicks  ;D

ruicarlov wrote on 24^th Jan, 2014 at 7:51pm:

You know something funny I found today. The webmaster for this is in my Clixsense downline. He's the 2nd biggest earner in my downline, by comissions alone. And I didn't notice until today, since he never clicks  ;D

The PTC industry is a funny little world..

After many years in the PTC world I think we get to see the same people over and over again in every program..
You have probably noticed that too.. There are some standard nicknames that tend to show up everywhere (including ours as well :P)..

I think in a few years we'll all be like old school mates..
We'll get to know most of the admins around like we grew up together or went to the same school or sth.

It's a good thing though, we get to know how each one is thinking and how they will react at different situations.
Therefore we become able to know upfront who would be worth following or not..

I'm barely 2 years old in the PTC world. The only admins I know a bit better are from ConstantBux and CashNhits, since I was a beta tester for their new design.

SolidSnake wrote on 25^th Jan, 2014 at 12:59am:

The PTC industry is a funny little world.. After many years in the PTC world I think we get to see the same people over and over again in every program.. You have probably noticed that too.. There are some standard nicknames that tend to show up everywhere (including ours as well :P).. I think in a few years we'll all be like old school mates.. We'll get to know most of the admins around like we grew up together or went to the same school or sth. It's a good thing though, we get to know how each one is thinking and how they will react at different situations. Therefore we become able to know upfront who would be worth following or not..

Not sure how little it is. Millions of members in neobux and clixsense. Hundreds of thousands in many of the other PTCs. That's a pretty big 'school' ;D

Even if you only count the hard core participants, I'm pretty sure there are at least 20K of us that are daily clickers and money makers

I think what will happen though is the stars will shine and when we get one in our team, we will notice it. I guess you are right that we will get to know those people over time

BTW, Dan and I always talk about building a downline until you get three or four stars in your team. These are the people like us. They are what is the MLM equivalent of achieving duplication. Until you duplicate yourself in a program, you shouldn't slow down promoting. No kicking up your heels until duplication.. Thus getting three or four stars should help you to achieve a perpetual motion downline

Edit: And to get three or four stars, you probably need to get between 500 and 1000 downline. Fortunately, thanks to our group here,  we have managed to shorten the time frame a little. With our setup, one or two of us can usually get one or two stars in our team right from the start.
:)

Yes, it helps to have some established net marketers or "stars" in our downline. And once we have them in our downline, we're grateful and all. :)

Yes, one doesn't necessarily have to get that many downline members in order to get some stars. Sometime it simply depends on the arrangement. ;)

dansbanners wrote on 25^th Jan, 2014 at 9:12pm:

Yes, it helps to have some established net marketers or "stars" in our downline. And once we have them in our downline, we're grateful and all. :) Yes, one doesn't necessarily have to get that many downline members in order to get some stars. Sometime it simply depends on the arrangement. ;)

If you have networked well, you should need that large a downline, as you can bring in your friends. I'm referring to what it should take if you start from scratch (and I have done that too many times) based on my experience

I think things changed for us regarding networking after PTCBox. By that time we had met a nice group of people and are now able to network with them. If you do some give and take it tends to work well for everybody. Plus the burden of finding new programs is shared by all and thus it lowers the cost to all (one person can take the risk to discover the benefits instead of all the members of the network. The more members the lower the cost and the more programs get discovered this way).

dansbanners wrote on 25^th Jan, 2014 at 9:12pm:

Yes, it helps to have some established net marketers or "stars" in our downline. And once we have them in our downline, we're grateful and all. :)

Shall I order our uniform?
http://www.tikisaurus.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/STARS-Cap.jpg

And we're geared for the zombie apocalypse, to boot.

Basically that has been the purpose of this forum since the beginning..
In getpaidreview we have had a great audience from which we could pick our partners.

However i guess we weren't organized enough to make it work,
Or maybe we were just spending all our efforts on ptcbox..

I've been contacting members from our list there one by one in
Order to recover it all but most of them just come and go..

I think we must get ourselves invoved in something big so that
we capture their attention when they show up.

YGP might be our first deal if it all goes fine as we go..
In the meantime I'm trying to create connections with site admins
and so called "star" members that are powerful promoters and may
be intersted in joining us in the future.

A downer is that I'm getting really busy offline lately, but anyways, I'll make it through.
I have delayed some of my planned projects too much and it's a pain in my head..

Hopefully I'll get to it soon..
But thank you all for your support guys.. I really apreciate it!   [smiley=z01-thanx.gif]

ruicarlov wrote on 25^th Jan, 2014 at 11:24pm:

Shall I order our uniform? And we're geared for the zombie apocalypse, to boot.

Remember real superheroes must create their own uniforms.. :P

This whole "star" concept is quite literal in Clixsense, since Premium members are marked with a star. Ever since the beggining I've been aiming for "star" members on Clixsense. It's a slow process, but over 2 years I have managed to get 28 of those. Funny thing is that I got a good number on non-star members who still gave me some good downline earnings. Some of them I have no clue how they got there since I was only making offers for Premium members.