8:29 PM Earn-on.com Review – Scam or Legit? | New PTC Program |
Description:Earn-on is newly launched PTC program that is providing their services since February 10, 2013. The earning options at Earn-on are divided among viewing advertisements and playing the grid game. Additionally, there is a referral program in place that allow users to earn commissions from the activity of their downline (rented and direct referrals). The official currency at Earn-on is the Euro. Things we do like about Earn-on.com: Paying – Earn-on is paying its users. On the links below you can find payment proofs from other users: Fair Affiliate System – A user can refer up to 100 new members to Earn-on. It’s not unlimited, but in our opinion, 100 direct referrals is a solid referral base that will increase your daily earnings. Free Worldwide Service – Earn-on does not have any registration restrictions, individuals from all over the world are allowed to join the site and earn with it. There are no any requirements to invest in order to earn and receive payments. Forum – They have a forum. In our opinion, a PTC site should have a forum. The forum is a place where members and staff can communicate with each other. Members can post their success stories or doubts, post payment proofs, share the experience that they had with the site, ask for support and stay informed about the recent changes made to the site. Usually, on the forum you can notice the first red flags. If members complain about non-payments or payment delays, then most likely the site is experiencing issues. What we do not like about Earn-on.com:New & Unproven Program – Generally, we do not recommend buying memberships on new sites (under a year old), particularly not on Bux and nTeN powered sites. Why? Well, most of them turn into a non-paying sites. In our opinion, it would be better to wait some time until the site proves that it is stable and sustainable, rather than invest in the early phase and risk to lose your investment if the site stops paying. Be sure to test a new site if you plan to invest upfront. It is very important to do your research before doing so. A Bux Program – More or less, Earn-on can be categorized as a Bux site. Bux sites offer self sponsored ads with higher click rate compared to real ptc sites. For most bux sites, the main source of income is from selling memberships and renting referrals. Usually, at the beginning there will be sufficient income gained from members investments or rentals, and the site can pay its members without issues, but as time marches on, more and more investors will start making profits, and very likely the site will be in a situation to owe more to members than the generated income, because usually there is no big base of advertisers that will compensate the difference in the cash flow. Don’t get me wrong here, I’m speaking about the bux model sustainability, and we all know that the "bux” model has been proven many times as unsustainable. A bux program can continue to pay with money gained from other activities, such as forex, binary options etc. but for how long? However, be sure to test a new bux site and do your research if you plan to invest money. In my opinion, there is a high risk involved in such investments. Either you will get profit, or you will lose your investment if the site stop paying. Bux site heavily relies on selling upgrades or referrals to pay members, and in most cases the main advertiser is the admin himself. Typically, a bux site will lack of advertising revenue, which is why they tend to collapse.
Final Thoughts:Earn-on is a fairly new PTC site, launched on February 10, 2013. Currently they are paying. It’s worth to mention that there were payment delays caused by payment gateways problems and script bugs, however they managed to fix these issues and have sent all pending payments to their users. It’s too early to judge about the site legitimacy, we will let the time to tell us if the manage to become a successful long-lasting PTC program. As a new PTC, Earn-on will be placed on our Test/New PTC sites list for a period of at least a year, counting from the official launch date. |
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