Those are separated. The 1.26% is only how much each share paid you today. You know that YouGetProfit pays a variable daily rate per share. Now we can know how much it was everyday.

Since each share costs $25, this means today you got $0.315 per active share you own.

Yes, more or less that. Pretty much the 3-4 months I've been talking about.

ruicarlov wrote on 13^th Jan, 2014 at 10:45pm:


The great part is that you don't need to wait the 3 - 4 months to reinvest. Because we get paid daily, you can compound much quicker, so your daily earnings work out to much more as you compound your earnings. I'm currently getting a new share every three +days so that goes straight back into the earnings pool. If I were to do this for the full three months, I will have added (minus membership limitations of course) 30 shares over that time. By the time my first share is ready to expire, I will have doubled my share count, and thus my income, within that time frame, just by compounding my earnings 

Some interesting maths a referral of mine once made told me it was best to cashout and reinvest while we could use points.
For two reasons: 1) You get 1 point per each $1, which is kind of a 10% deposit bonus (though we have 5% withdrawal fee); 2) The ROI % grows slower for the same money cashed out, which means it takes longer for cross the 150%, 200% platforms, where more of our earnings have to go to the purchase balance.

Let's ignore cashout comissions to make calculations simpler. For example, if you invest $500 and buy 20 shares, when those shares end you'll have $600. If you withdraw that money, you'll get 100$ in purchase balance and $500 in your account. This means your ROI is now 100%. Now let's suppose you buy shares again with the money you withdraw plus the ones in your account balance. This means you buy $600 in shares (that's 24 shares). When these new shares end, you'll have $720. If you withdraw all of it, you get 144$ in purchase balance and you get $576 in your account. This means your ROI is 107.6% (You deposited $1000 (500+500) and withdrew $1076.
This means that at this point in time, you have a $220 profit ($144 account + $76 Paypal/payza).

Now let's go with an example where you don't withdraw. With $500 you buy your first 20 shares. At the end you get $600. You reinvest directly and at the end of those new shares you'll have $720. You withdraw everthing and you get $144 in the account balance and 576$. You ROI is effectively higher at 115.2%, even though your have the same same profits.

Of course that by giving up those 5% in exchange for the 10% worth in points, we slow down a bit the rate at which we can grow our share count. But overall this stands true.

dansbanners wrote on 13^th Jan, 2014 at 11:39pm:


And let's not forget how old each site is. Clixsense has quite some years under its belt.

SolidSnake wrote on 16^th Jan, 2014 at 12:00am:


Awesome guy. You are getting there. I'll be hitting another milestone in a couple days too. 

moneymarketing wrote on 16^th Jan, 2014 at 12:31am:

One step at a time.. but I'll get there.. 

dansbanners wrote on 16^th Jan, 2014 at 4:32pm:

Thanks! I believe it's actually good for all of us.. it's a share revenue site after all..

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