Cheap advertising paid to click sites

I was thinking it's a good idea to list some of the cheapest paid to click advertising sites.

Most of the successful ptc earners, who earn from direct referrals, bought ptc advertising at some point. Simply because it's an easy way to reach targeted visitors.

Here is my list of PTC sites I advertise at because it's cheap:

• PPlinx
• Buxp
• Clicksia
• Incentria
• Teabux
• EarnEasyCash
• Donkeymails
• Jillsclickcorner

And here is a list of a few other sites that sell cheap advertising but I haven't tried those yet.

• CashCamel
• Cashnhits
• Clicks4cents
• Valeptr

Today I've also advertised at AdHitz (ppc, similar to Google Adsense) and EarnMoneySpace forum (they are selling banners for $5!). I know for a fact that EMS advertising is worth the money but not sure yet about the Adhitz. I've spent $50 on a semi targeted campaign just to try it out. I will report my stats after some time here at this blog. Be sure to subscribe or follow on Faceboook if you are interested of knowing about my failure or success with Adhitz :)

Just a quick ptc update

Here are the sites I'm earning from the most:

Clicksia

Buxp

Neobux

There are the top ptc sites for me, I earn mostly from direct referrals so keep that in mind. Incentria is almost a Clicksia clone so I'm really trying to get more referrals there to earn as much as on Clicksia.

PPlinx has more than 100 links available for free members, really worth being a member there.

Thank you for reading and don't forget to see other paying ptc sites :)

Alertpay in trouble with VISA and Master card

Alertpay is having troubles with VISA and Master Card. It seems that some one is trying really hard to take them down and write shit about the company.

You can read more about it in this article:

http://www.montrealgazette.com/business/Firm+alleged+provide+payments+questionable+goods/5764427/story.html

Please don't belive every written word in there. No payment processing company will be able to monitor every single purchase and it's a weakness for companies that are not as big as Paypal.

Btw, that's a cool little pictures of Alertpay founders. Never really knew who was behind that company before I saw this picture. They look like rich persians, haha stereotypes for the win :)