moneymarketing wrote on 21^st Nov, 2014 at 11:35pm:

Well... that's the ugly truth... haters r gonna hate.. complainers r gonna complain.. that's a face of nature that is hard to change..

Hmm.. it's been a while since we had one of your massive quotes.... 

I just invested $1 in MTV to get an idea on how it works. And it says the following:

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Does it normally take that long? Does the amount invested make a difference?

And what is the difference between investing and purchasing a share? Do you get back from the share quicker than you do from the investment?

Thanks.

dansbanners wrote on 22^nd Nov, 2014 at 3:34pm:


It is a first in first out situations and it depends on how much income the site earns. It is similar to a loan or maybe buying a bond from the company where they use the cash and pay you back. The best way to look at it is to compare to what a bank would pay you to deposit money. Then there is no comparison, and arguably, the risk is about the same given the state of the banking system today.

Shares are purchasing ownership in the company. You will get paid a dividend every week based on how many you own and shares can go either up or down so you could get your investment back right away. With the share split coming up, it is speculated that you will get about a 10x return on your investment in under six months. That is very possible given the company's growth but, once again, it is not guaranteed


If you scroll down to the bottom of this page a click to view the graphs and the charts, you can see what the share price was (second from the bottom chart) after the split in mid June and what they have done since

https://www.mytrafficvalue.com/results.html

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You might want to drop them your CV SS

SolidSnake wrote on 22^nd Nov, 2014 at 8:28pm:


No, cash flow is what you get from your money. It is not the money that flows out of your hands

That is why a guy with 100K that can create 10K of income should be considered wealthier than someone with 200K that can only create 1K of income. It is the income that we live on else the cash would soon disappear.

Of course, the guy with 200K can seem like he is richer on the short term because he can supplement his cash flow by taking from his principle, but if they have to live a long time then he will soon be a lot poorer than the first guy

Does it make a difference on when you click on the BAP ads?

Cause I was thinking that maybe I shouldn't click on the BAP ads when I know I'm not going to do any more clicking on that same day (i.e. late at night)?

Would I be better off to click on the BAP ads (i.e. earlier in the day) when I know I'm more likely to do more clicking later in the day?

Does it make a difference?

Thanks!

dansbanners wrote on 24^th Nov, 2014 at 4:30pm:



I think the only time it would make a difference is if the BAPs would move you into the next group level. If that is the case, then you would want to do it before the server reset (server time can be found at the bottom of the pages).

On the higher levels, missing one 25 BAP click could be worth hundreds of dollars  in extra clicks if you don't cross over to the next level