ruicarlov wrote on 23^rd Sep, 2013 at 3:25pm:


Well, yes I do.

Something else to note is that they offer referral earnings when a referral does a cashout.
I noticed that on the referrals page.

It's kinda funny yes..
Are you allowed to add html/javascript code to those splash pages you have?

I wouldn't recommend directly promoting their page as it's not worth the expense.. as for free credits it's ok.
But I believe the best way to do so is to put their code on some other page you're promoting..

Based on my stats, not all traffic is calculated.. etc.

Yesterday my site received 3266 unique visitors.
Now based on the graphs the stats in my members page show that the traffic that counts was a total of 1993 visitors.
But even like that the credits I should have received are more than I actually got.. I should have got 993 credits based
on the 3 tiers system but got only ~200 of those if I'm not wrong..

I've tried to contact admin in the past but with no luck.
Well, now I noticed that he has a skype name in his contact page..
I'll give that a try.. left him an "add contact" message.. let's see if he decides to reply.

I've got some updates on the subject.. yesterday I chatted to the admin directly through skype and asked him a couple of questions.. and finallly got some answers. Not all the answers I was seeking for but some answers at least.

Question 1: How do the ads system work?
Answer: He said it shows hidden ads under a background and they might come up as a pop up sometimes.
Comment : Well since I've used it I've never seen a single popup.. but chrome blocks my popups anyway..

Question 2: Why aren't all my visits credited even if they are in the 3 tiers?
Answer: The system counts all of them and we can see our history in the account page. However it only credits unique visitors for all members.. This means that if some other member has brought a visitor first he will get credited. If I bring the same visitor (IP) on my site afterwards then I will not get credited for that visit.
Comment: That explains why I get credited only 1/5 of the actual visitors I see in my graphs.

Question 3: Why are autosurfs allowed and traffic exchanges not..
Answer: He told me that they currently accept traffic exchanges.
Comment: So it is ok to use EasyHits4U as well. I suggested that he makes that visible somewhere in the site and thanked him.

Edited:

Basically yes.. I bring grid clicking traffic in from the PTCs in my list at the bottom of the ads page and only ~1/5th of it is credited.

Discussing a bit more with him he told me that he doesn't display that traffic exchanges are allowed anywhere on his site,
because he doesn't want to encourage people in using them.

As for the dishonesty part, I agree that it's not perfectly fine.. but this actually prevents illegal activity like opening
multiple accounts and puting all referral links in the same pages and multiplying the same traffic to their benefit.

The only thing I still don't get is how exactly does he make money to pay his members.. It simply makes no sense
no matter what he tells me about hidden ads.. There is no advertising option on the site at all.. I really don't get it.

Well, I did some more researching to put some light to the mystery of PTP24.

I was curious about what that javascript code contains and noticed the file link is :

http://ptp24.com/promote.js

So I checked that up and see the following code included :

Code:

document.write('<iframe src="http://ptp24.com/promote-');
document.write(ptp24username);
document.write('.html" width="1" height="1" style="visibility: hidden"></iframe>'); 

which basically means that all it does is take the username provided and attach it to the code.
So the result for my own username SolidSnake is :

Code:

<iframe src="http://ptp24.com/promote-SolidSnake.html" width="1" height="1" style="visibility: hidden"></iframe> 

This is a normal ptp code to display a frame of ads but by setting this to hidden
it probably means that it loads the ads but does not actually display them.

Now why would he want to do that?

Well, at least we know there's nothing strange or risky happening with his code.