If there's one thing I find odd is that all of the refs made at least a click. None of those 1000  was completely inactive.
As far as clicking goes, there's all kinds. Low averages, big averages. Their behaviour is different enough to be a crowd of people.

I'm not sure. I bought the membership + referrals through a special pack in the advertise page.
According to TOS, Special Pack purchases are not included in the purchase comissions.
Still, as an upgraded member, you should receive the referral upgrade comission... maybe 

I find it hard to believe English is not your native tongue SS.


Of the 50 RR's I bought every one is active and has clicked a minimum twice over two days. This has never happened for my DRs or RRs at neobux. I also have the autopay activated so the website takes the first click. hmmmm. 

moneymarketing wrote on 30^th Dec, 2013 at 7:13pm:


Does the name *private* sound like a native english speaker to you? 

Us in small countries (e.g: Portugal/Greece) with few stuff written/made in our language (movies, websites, musics) have to learn to live with English. Written English, at least.
When it comes to speaking, some languages have it better than others. Portuguese are not too bad, actually (on average), but wait until you hear Spanish people talk it. It's a riot!

ruicarlov wrote on 30^th Dec, 2013 at 7:41pm:


I knew he was Greek and from Greece. I wrote that a little wrong. I meant his writing was so good he seems like a native speaker (you see, I can't even communicate in my native tongue  )


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Now this I did not know before. I guess that explains all the movie cliches when you are speaking to folks 

Hasta la vista, Baby (oh wait, that isn't english is it?   )

Well, sorry for editing both your posts guys.. I like to avoid publishing my full name..

It's visible on PayPal simply because I can't avoid it.. and I kinda hate it when online programs request me to hand it to them.. Unfortunately it's very identifying as I'm pretty sure less than 50 people in the world have my surname and they're all most likely relatives of mine.. lol.. It's really pretty unique here as well..

Now that I think of it I had threatened Hits4Pay owners with legal action because they handed my full name to 3rd partners and all of a sudden my full name started popping up in spam emails after I signed up on their site.. The irony was that I was already banned from their site when this happened and the reason was "entering false information"..
Ok, that really me off.. 

Anyway, just for the record, the "s" or "os" in the end of names and surnames is usually referring to male greek names. As for female ones it's usually an "a" or "ia" but that's more international.. however when noticing a name ending in  "oula" or "itsa" then it's almost definitely a female greek name..

As for English, it's not thaaat much popular here.. greeks have a stubborn way of thinking in most things and that includes the Greek language. Sure kids learn English in school, even go to secondary schools to get English Certificates, but too few people are actually using it here.. at most of the cases both accent and syntax is terrible among greeks trying to speak English. ok I've just remembered this old greek advertisement. (that's a really funny greek ad.. as common greek phrases are directly translated in english by a "greek lover on action".. they make close to no sense and sound really weird in English.. the accent is intentionally horrible as well..  )

BTW, I like to set every device I use (mobile phone, tablet, computers etc) in English just because I like it.. and that makes me kind of a weirdo here.. 

To get back to the subject, rui, how much did your upgrade+rented referrals special package cost?
I can't remember that promo among the rest they held..

ruicarlov wrote on 30^th Dec, 2013 at 10:23pm:

I'd get the money back out and reinvest the profits on advertising for direct refs..
Keep in mind that admin might readjust the rented bots activity anytime he wants to benefit him more than you..