Ther is a site called bux.to u click to get paid but do thy payup?

U visit this site then ther will be ads u visit each one 4 30 second n gt one cent.wen u mak $10 u can cash out bt do they realy pay just another scame.

Hi!

I don't know that site. I strongly recomend you to check their forums for proofs of payment.

I have tried some sites, but so far Clixmania.net is the most realiable I have found.

Yes, you also make $0.01 per ad you see for 30 seconds and you can request to be paid through Paypal when you reach at least $6.99.

Besides your own clicking, you can make money by referrals. They sell referral packages, but you can find referrals on your own by adding your personal referral link to your mails as a signature, in forums, and so on. Just don't spam.

You get 50% of what your referrals make. For example:

You have 20 referrals and each one clicks on 10 ads per day. They make $2 That means you get $1 (50%)

If our own clicking gives you $0.10 daily, then you are making $1.10.

In 7 days $7.70, in a year $400

The amount of referrals you can have is unlimited.

If you are interested, you can register for free. Please use my referral link :)

http://www.clixmania.net/?r=9623

No they really pay! I am a member of this site and I have made TONS of money
http://bux.to/?r=bdennis317

I always ask ... what do THEY get out of it ???

In other words, how does your 'clicking' make money for THEM ???

If the answer is "there is NO way for them to get money from my 'clicking' ", then you have to look at other ways they can make money out of you -

For example, do they have your eMail / name / address / bank account details ? can they sell these details to SPAM merchants or Identity Thieves ?

Did you have to down load and install some software from them ?
If so, perhaps they can now use your PC to generate SPAM or install a 'key logger' so they can monitor your passwords, credit card / on-line bank account details ?

Or perhaps they are directing you to 'pay per click' service .. either to put rivals out of business (for example Yahoo operate a pay-per-click system that charges a business when punters 'click thru' to their site) or to generate traffic so they can charge a business for your pointless clicks