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Tuesday, August 17, 2010

Panduan AlertPay

(Menambah Akaun Bank & Membuat Bank Transfer)

Mendeposit Wang Ke Dalam Akaun AlertPay Anda Menggunakan Maybank 3rd Party Transfer
Buat masa ini AlertPay hanya membenarkan deposit wang ke akaunAlertPay anda menggunakan 'Bank Transfer' sahaja. Penggunaan kad kredit/debit buat masa ini masih tidak lagi dibenarkan.

Cara mudah untuk menambah akaun AlertPay anda adalah dengan menggunakan 3rd Party Transfer. Di dalam contoh ini saya menggunakan pemindahan dari akaun Maybank kerana AlertPay sendiri menggunakan akaun Maybank untuk tujuan deposit. Sekiranya anda menggunakan akaun bank lain, ianya adalah hampir serupa dengan pemindahan yang anda lakukan ke akaun bank lain.
Maklumat akaun AlertPay untuk tujuan deposit adalah seperti berikut:
Nama Bank:Malayan Banking Berhad (Maybank)
Nama Akaun:Earthport Plc
No. Akaun:514011589754
Bank SWIFT Code:MBBEMYKL
Berikut adalah Bank Swift Code untuk bank-bank lain di Malaysia:-

Affin Bank Berhad = PHBMMYKL

Alliance Bank Malaysia Berhad = MFBBMYKL

Ambank Berhad = ARBKMYKL

Bank Islam Malaysia Berhad = BIMBMYKL


Bank Kerjasama Rakyat Berhad = BKRMMYK1

Bank Muamalat Berhad = BMMBMYKL

Bank of America = BOFAMY2X

Bank Simpanan Nasional = BSNAMYKL

CIMB Bank Berhad = CIBBMYKL


Citibank Berhad Malaysia = CITIMYKL

Deustche Bank = DEUTMYKL

EON Bank Berhad = EOBBMYKL

HSBC Bank Malaysia Berhad = HBMBMYKL

Hong Leong Bank Berhad = HLBBMYKL

Malayan Banking Berhad = MBBEMYKL


OCBC Bank Berhad = OCBCMYKL

Public Bank Berhad = PBBEMYKL

RHB Bank Berhad = RHBBMYKL

Standard Chartered Bank Malaysia Berhad = SCBLMYKX

The Royal Bank of Scotland Berhad (RBS) = ABNAMYKL


United Overseas Bank Berhad = UOVBMYKL
Sebelum anda boleh melakukan 'Deposit Fund', anda perlumendaftar Akaun Bank anda ke dalam AlertPay terlebih dahulu. Untuk mendaftar akaun bank anda, ikuti langkah berikut:
1)Login Akaun AlertPay anda di www.alertpay.com
2)Pilih 'Bank Account' dari Menu 'Profile>Financial>Bank Account'. Lihat gambarajah berikut:

3)Ikuti 5 Langkah berikut:-
































Anda boleh menggunakan Akaun Bank yang telah ditambah ke AlertPay anda ini untuk tujuan pembayaran dan juga penerimaan komisen daripada TWRPS.
Seteusnya, langkah Yang Perlu Dilakukan untuk 'Deposit Fund' ke akaun AlertPay anda seperti berikut:
1)Login Akaun AlertPay anda di www.alertpay.com
2)Pilih Bank Transfer di bawah menu Deposit. (Deposit>Electronic Fund>Bank Transfer)

3)Ikuti 3 langkah berikut untuk 'Create Transaction' sebelum anda memindahkan wang ke akaun bank AlertPay.



















Sekiranya anda menggunakan akaun Maybank, ianya adalah lebih murah, cepat dan dapat menjimatkan kos kerana AlertPay juga menggunakan bank yang sama di bawah nama 'EARTHPORT PLC'.
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Membuat Deposit Fund (Topup) ke Akaun AlertPay
Panduan untuk memindahkan wang dari akaun Maybank anda kepada AlertPay (EarthPort Plc) adalah seperti berikut:
1)
Gunakan '3rd Party Transfer' untuk pindahkan wang ke Akaun AlertPay. Masukkan maklumat akaun seperti di bawah:

2)Hantarkan 'Support Ticket' kepada AlertPay menyatakan bayaran dah dibuat. Login akaun Alertpay anda dan klik button help di bahagian atas kiri seperti rajah berikut atau layari https://helpdesk.alertpay.com/


3)Pilih link 'Submit a Ticket'

4)Pilih 'Banking Support' dan klik button 'NEXT'
5)Masukkan nama, email dan upload file 'screenshot' pembayaran anda (contoh Di Sini). Masukkan juga huruf 'Verification' dan klik button 'Submit'.


6)Periksa email anda untuk pengesahan penerimaan 'Ticket' anda daripada Support. Sekiranya anda tidak menerima maklumbalas dari AlertPay selepas 3 hari, sila 'REPLY' email tersebut dan bertanya status kepada transaksi anda.

Tuesday, July 20, 2010

[GM] Neobux 2+ (v3 is fully available)

You can find the rest of scripts here:
http://userscripts.org/users/92001/scripts


http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/75700
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Neobux 2+
-> Current version: 3.2.100228.1431


28-Feb-2010 :: NEW!
  • v3.2 is an attempt to make this script work as a chrome extension. It currently works almost flawlessly as both a userscript and an extension (minus update checking functionality which is built-in for extensions). You can find download links for both below.

16-Feb-2010 ::
  • As of v3.1 you no longer need to visit about:config to edit the settings. Instead, you can click the logo in the top-right corner of the screen and edit the settings from there!


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Script Data

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  • Script name: Neobux 2+ (v3)

  • Description: This script provides detailed statistics for your Neobux account and referrals (eg: ages of referrals, recent income/outcome averages, plus more!)

  • Version: 3.2.100228.1431

  • UpdateNote: 3.2 = Currently in the experimental development stage, adding support for chrome;
    100228.1431 = CHROME-BUGFIX: Finally got storage/editing values working - boolean true/false values are stored as a string, causing later boolean comparisons to fail because the string "false" !== boolean false for example;

  • License: WTFPL v2 - Do What You Want To Public License v2;
    http://sam.zoy.org/wtfpl/

  • License Summary: "Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim or modified copies of this license document, and changing it is allowed **as long as the name is changed** [emphasis mine]".

  • Time last updated: Sun, 28 Feb 2010 17:17:20 +0000

Script information formatted on http://kwah.org/NeoScripts/myscripts.php?scriptID=61349


Download Links

Neobux 2+ User Script for Greasemonkey

Neobux 2+ User Script for Chrome (Currently beta)

Neobux 2+ Extension for Chrome (Currently beta)



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Neobux Server Time
-> Current version: v2.3.2 (18/09/2009)

For it to work properly, you must visit your 'View Advertisements' page. This is to allow the script to calculate the correct time difference.



Script Data

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  • Script name: Neobux Server Time

  • Description: Displays both your local time and the Neobux's server time in the corner of your page

  • Version: 2.3.2

  • UpdateNote: v2.3.2 = Fixed time from being 1hour too fast / slow

  • License:

  • License Summary:

  • Time last updated: Fri, 18 Sep 2009 14:12:01 +0000

Script information formatted on http://kwah.org/NeoScripts/myscripts.php?scriptID=51040


Download Links

Neobux Server Time for Greasemonkey

Limit values of averages

I’ve seen a lot of questions about the needed amount of clicks/averages to be in profit, so including membership type and number of referrals, here are those averages that you need to break even at the end of each month(s). Currently you can find calculations for Standard, Golden, Ultimate, Sapphire and Diamond membership.
Computation methods can be found under the examples to calculate individual cases, follow them separatelyand sequentially or you might get false values.



Standards


  • 3 referrals

*Renewing for 30 days: 1,67
Additional average difference needed in case of one recycle: 0,155
*Renewing for 60 days: 1,50
Additional average difference needed in case of one recycle: 0,077 (during 60 days)
*Renewing for 90 days: 1,33
Additional average difference needed in case of one recycle: 0,052 (during 90 days)

  • 100 referrals

* Renewing for 30 days: 1,67
Additional average difference needed in case of one recycle: 0,0047
* Renewing for 60 days: 1,50
Additional average difference needed in case of one recycle: 0,0023 (during 60 days)
* Renewing for 90 days: 1,33
Additional average difference needed in case of one recycle: 0,0015 (during 90 days)

  • 300 referrals

* Renewing for 30 days: 1,73
Additional average difference needed in case of one recycle: 0,00155
* Renewing for 60 days: 1,57
Additional average difference needed in case of one recycle: 0,00078 (during 60 days)
* Renewing for 90 days: 1,38
Additional average difference needed in case of one recycle: 0,00052 (during 90 days)

Computation method for standards
Average needed to break even:
1. Check the cost of 1 referral(in cents) for your number of referrals on the Help page (for example: 25 cents between 0->250)
2. Multiply by 2 and 0,9 (10% discount) if renewing for 60 days, and with 3 and 0,8 (20% discount) if renewing for 90 days (20% discount), and round to an integer if needed (for example 62,4 -> 62)
3. Multiply by 2 (as a standard, you recieve 0,5c after a referral click)
4. Divide by 30/60/90 depending on your renewing
Average alteration:
Same for point 1-3
4. Multiply by your number of referrals
5. Add 14 (a recycle costs 7 cents, so you need 14 additional clicks)
6. Divide by your number of referrals
7. Divide by 30/60/90 depending on your renewing
8. Subtract the limit value of average applying to you, and you’ll get the additional average difference needed in case of one recycle



Goldens
(including the yearly golden price)


  • 200 referrals

* Renewing for 30 days: 0,790 (0,667)
* Renewing for 60 days: 0,723 (0,600)
* Renewing for 90 days: 0,657 (0,533)

  • 500 referrals

* Renewing for 30 days: 0,749 (0,700)
* Renewing for 60 days: 0,683 (0,633)
* Renewing for 90 days: 0,605 (0,556)

  • 1200 referrals

* Renewing for 30 days: 0,821 (0,800)
* Renewing for 60 days: 0,737 (0,717)
* Renewing for 90 days: 0,665 (0,644)

  • 2000 referrals

* Renewing for 30 days: 0,912 (0,900)
* Renewing for 60 days: 0,829 (0,817)
* Renewing for 90 days: 0,735 (0,722)

Lowest possible average needed with the number of 500 referrals.

Computation method for goldens
Average needed to break even:
1. Check the cost of 1 referral(in cents) for your number of referrals on the Help page (for example: 20 cents between 0->250)
2. Multiply by 2 and 0,9 (10% discount) if renewing for 60 days, and with 3 and 0,8 (20% discount) if renewing for 90 days (20% discount) and round to an integer if needed (for example 57,6 -> 58 )
3. Multiply by your number of referrals
4. Add 739,726 (monthly cost of golden membership in cents) if renewing for 30 days, 2*739,726 if renewing for 60 days, and 3*739,726 if renewing for 90 days
5. Divide by your number of referrals
6. Divide by 30/60/90 depending on your renewing



Ultimates
(including the yearly golden+ultimate price)


  • 1000 referrals

* Renewing for 30 days: 0,935 (0,667)
* Renewing for 60 days: 0,868 (0,600)
* Renewing for 90 days: 0,802 (0,533)

  • 2500 referrals

* Renewing for 30 days: 0,907 (0,800)
* Renewing for 60 days: 0,824 (0,717)
* Renewing for 90 days: 0,752 (0,644)

  • 4199 referrals

* Renewing for 30 days: 0,864 (0,800)
* Renewing for 60 days: 0,764 (0,717)
* Renewing for 90 days: 0,708 (0,644)

Computation method for ultimates
Average needed to break even:
1. Check the cost of 1 referral(in cents) for your number of referrals on the Help page (for example: 20 cents between 0->250), and deduct 3 cents above 20 cents (renewing discount for ultimates, for example if you have 1700 referrals (26 cents), calculate with 26-3=23)
Same for point 2-3 as goldens
4. Add 8054,7945 (monthly cost of golden+ultimate membership in cents) if renewing for 30 days, 2*8054,7945 if renewing for 60 days, and 3*8054,7945 if renewing for 90 days
Same for point 5-6 as goldens



Sapphires
(including the yearly golden+sapphire price)


  • 400 referrals

* Renewing for 30 days: 0,927 (0,667)
* Renewing for 60 days: 0,860 (0,600)
* Renewing for 90 days: 0,794 (0,533)

  • 1200 referrals

* Renewing for 30 days: 0,853 (0,767)
* Renewing for 60 days: 0,770 (0,683)
* Renewing for 90 days: 0,698 (0,611)

  • 2500 referrals

* Renewing for 30 days: 0,908 (0,867)
* Renewing for 60 days: 0,825 (0,783)
* Renewing for 90 days: 0,731 (0,689)

Lowest possible average needed with the number of 1000 referrals.

Computation method for sapphires
Average needed to break even:
1. Check the cost of 1 referral(in cents) for your number of referrals on the Help page (for example: 20 cents between 0->250), and deduct 1 cent above 20 cents (renewing discount for sapphires, for example if you have 1700 referrals (26 cents), calculate with 26-1=25)
Same for point 2-3 as goldens
4. Add 3123,2877 (monthly cost of golden+sapphire membership in cents) if renewing for 30 days, 2*3123,2877 if renewing for 60 days, and 3*3123,2877 if renewing for 90 days
Same for point 5-6 as goldens



Diamonds
(including the yearly golden+diamond price)


  • 600 referrals

* Renewing for 30 days: 0,932 (0,667)
* Renewing for 60 days: 0,865 (0,600)
* Renewing for 90 days: 0,798 (0,533)

  • 1700 referrals

* Renewing for 30 days: 0,893 (0,800)
* Renewing for 60 days: 0,810 (0,717)
* Renewing for 90 days: 0,738 (0,644)

  • 3000 referrals

* Renewing for 30 days: 0,886 (0,833)
* Renewing for 60 days: 0,803 (0,750)
* Renewing for 90 days: 0,720 (0,667)

Lowest possible average needed with the number of 3000 referrals.

Computation method for diamonds
Average needed to break even:
1. Check the cost of 1 referral(in cents) for your number of referrals on the Help page (for example: 20 cents between 0->250), and deduct 2 cents above 20 cents (renewing discount for diamonds, for example if you have 1400 referrals (25 cents), calculate with 25-2=23)
Same for point 2-3 as goldens
4. Add 4767,1233 (monthly cost of golden+diamond membership in cents) if renewing for 30 days, 2*4767,1233 if renewing for 60 days, and 3*4767,1233 if renewing for 90 days
Same for point 5-6 as goldens





A quick overlook for goldens and ultimates (thanks to tdesmet):
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Notes:
- Most of the averages are rounded
- Autopay not included
- Daily prices of memberships are always included
- Values in brackets are the needed averages excluding membership prices
- If you want to exclude the price of golden membership/golden packs, just skip point 4 in the calculation method
- Take a notice that first the rentings are always for 30 days

NeoStats 3.3

NeoStats is a toolbar add-on for Mozilla Firefox. NeoStats can display information about your NeoBux account such as your balance, clicks and averages.

Download NeoStats here.


NeoBux Referral Analyzer v1.1

NeoBux Referral Analyzer is a very simple program in which NeoBux users can input and archive exported CSV referral data, which can be analyzed later on by the user. NeoBux Referral Analyzer uses individual graphs for referrals so that the user can visually determine the performance of individual referrals.


NeoBux Referral Analyzer is written in Java, and therefore should work on all Operating Systems. The Java Run-Time Environment MUST be installed in the system. If the program fails to load, download the JRE from http://www.java.com/en/download/.

This program is no longer in Beta stage!.

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Download NeoBux Referral Analyzer v1.1:
Windows
Mac or Linux

Program installation notices (Windows):
1. Run NeoBux Referral Analyzer v1.1.exe
2. If you're updating, copy the file "t.tmp" from the old folder and paste it in the new one.


Program installation notices (Mac or Linux):
1. Extract the zip file and run "NeoBux.jar"
2. The folder "lib" must be in the same folder as the .jar file mentioned above
3. If you're updating, copy the file "t.tmp" from the old folder and paste it in the new one.


I suggest you save the CSV files for every day in a text file for backup use


Please do not post bug reports on this forum, but rather send them to darrenscerri@gmail.com. Suggestions and constructive criticism are most welcome.


It is very important to keep the program up to date!


Updated:

20/07/2010 - v1.1
- Fixed some minor issues regarding GUI
- Tidied up some code


05/07/2010 - v1.0
- New Feature! - Added a column showing the "age" of the referrals.
- Improved GUI


05/07/2010 - v0.9

- New Feature! - Packaged the application in an executable format (.exe).
- Fixed a bug regarding the Referral Status text area not supporting scrolling.
- Added error support to custom date input


03/07/2010 - v0.8

- New Feature! - Automatic detection of recycled or expired referrals! No delete button required!
- Improved Feature! - Improved and simplified GUI! Now more concise.
- Fixed bug when maximizing the program.


03/07/2010 - v0.7

- New Feature! Added a button to delete selected referrals.
- Improved Feature! Detected valid CSV data in clipboard can now be imported with a custom date.
- Fixed minor bugs regarding user interface consistencies.


30/06/2010 – v0.6

- New Feature! Added a column in the table displaying the “Referral since” for each referral. Referrals can also be sorted by the “Referral since” attribute.
- New Feature! Clipboard support – the application can detect text you copied if it is valid CSV data or not, so you won’t need to paste anything.
- Improvement! The input area is transferred into a separate dialog as to give more space to more important user interface components.


23/06/2010 - v0.5
- New Feature! Added a column in the table displaying the total clicks of a referral. Referrals can also be sorted by total clicks.
- Fixed a minor bug concerning the display of referrals in the table


23/06/2010 - v0.42
- Fixed a performance issue for those with vast amounts of referrals


23/06/2010 - v0.41
- Fixed file backward compatibility
- Fixed a minor integrity bug


23/06/2010 - v0.4
- Improved Feature! A table is used instead of a list to display the referrals. Enables the display of AVG in the list.
- New Feature! Flagging - enables flagging of referrals.
- New Feature! Sort referrals by name, AVG or flag, by clicking the respective header column.


22/06/2010 - v0.3
- Referrals are sorted to aid in picking up a single referral from the list
- Added a check box to hide the first entry (used for long-time referrals which their first entry in the program consists of a large number of clicks)


18/06/2010 - v0.2
- Support "random" date inputs ("unchronological" inputs)
- Fixed several bugs


Credit also goes to JFreeChart which provides a solid library to create the referral graphs.

[Tips] Renting Refs-Golden-Neobux

I'll create this topic because I'll no longer rent refs, so I dont "fight" with you all trying to rent refs, I have posted this tips long time ago at Brazilian forum and lots of people said it helped.

Tips:

1-Use the direct link:
Code:
https://www.neobux.com/?u=c&s=rar


2-You need to be with the exactly time(Local Time) synchronized with your rental time. To synchronize it, you just need to follow this steps:

1-Click twice at your computer clock.
2-Click at: Internet Time

3-Select: time.windows.com
4-Refresh now.


3-Let's make your Firefox faster using the "About:config":


Quote:

Step 1

Type into the FireFox address bar "about:config" and hit enter you will be given a warning page just continue...



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Step 2

Type into the search box "network.http" and hit enter otherwise just scroll down. Now look for the following entries:

- "network.http.pipelining"

- "network.http.proxy.pipelining"

- "network.http.pipelining.maxrequests"





Step 3

Set the first to entries ("network.http.pipelining" and "network.http.proxy.pipelining") to "true" by simply double clicking on them and the last entrie change its value to something like 30 by also double clicking on it.





You should now have this...



Step 4

Lastly click anywhere on the screen and create a new integer. Name it "nglayout.initialpaint.delay" and set its value to 0. You can now close the window or tab and continue browsing







Post from here and showed to me by Lozenzpay.


4-Close any program that can slow down your Internet Connection.(IE: msn and downloads)

5-Here is the table that shows when it will be easier to you to rent if you ahve less than 501 rented refs:
0 ref: Sundays
Less than 201 refs: Mondays
Less than 501 refs: Tuesdays.

Obs: Just count rented refs that came from the rental system and from jackpots.

6-Keep just neobux site opened at the moment you'll try to rent.

7-Instead of refreshing the page, load the url from your bookmarks.

Sorry if someone already knew it, it's not my fault.


Hope I've helped anyone with my tips.
Regards.

HOW IS IT POSSIBLE TO MAKE MONEY ON NEOBUX?

Okay, since this is a topic in the back of everybody’s mind, I feel it’s important that it’s discussed. At least insofar as I’ve come to understand it through research of my own.

This topic will be broken up into two parts:

1) How does Neobux make enough money to stay afloat?

2) How do I make money with Neobux?

How does Neobux make money? Answer is: I don’t know! At least, not entirely. :P

See, like any other business, the Admin has secrets about how he accomplishes the amazing figures (as seen by the“Trivia” post by him) that we’ve see. Yet this should not discourage you because, at least in a limited, superficial sense, it is possible to glean some rudimentary understanding of the dynamics at play in the underlying processes working behind the scenes.

Here’s an example of what I’m talking about - A post from a user in the problems and doubts section of the forums:

“I’ve just been running some numbers through my head to determine if the money paid by advertisers pays all the people involved plus the admin.

However, I figured it costs an advertiser about $0.016 per view. Automatically $0.01 goes to the person viewing the site, leaving $0.006 left. If that person was referred by another, and they are golden, then they should be earning $0.01 of the total amount. But I don’t understand how this can be, when there is only $0.006 left over.

I realize upgrades could help pay for this. But I would think it would be made so the Admin of the site wouldn’t have to pay out of his own pocket to fill out the extra $0.004 to the user.

Can anyone help explain how this all works”

Now, before we proceed with the second part of this thread I’m referencing, what can we glean from this post? Nothing! Absolutely nothing! Because we have virtually no way of knowing what exactly goes on behind the scenes, no amount of armchair analysis can give us a complete and total view of the picture. This is not to say, however, that what such attempts conjures up (as evidenced by this user’s conclusions) isn’t troubling, especially from an investors point of view. Therefore its important that we constantly sizing up the admin and search all his posts for information he may or may not intentionally give away when he answers posts such as these. So continue to read on further!

A few users respond to this post as follows:

“First of all not everyone is golden so the grand total will never be 2 cents on average.

second of all we need to pay to rent referals wich covers the majority of money made by us on referals (not counting the direct referals)

third there are recycling costs, wich should basically cover the rest of the cost made by neobux.

the upgrades will mostly be used to pay for servers and bandwith i think.

This is just an educated guess, i have no facts to build on, nor do i want them. I simply dont care to know the details. If admin gets rich by us, good for him, he deserves it. if not, we at least dont have to worrie he will get poor by neobux, trust me, he makes a buck or 2″

So essentially, this person’s argument is that, at the very least, things such as recycling, referral renting, upgrade packages, etc, work to keep in a status of “maintained as is”, meaning it’ll sustain itself insofar as it stays where it is in terms of size, etc. Money going in = the same as money going out. Now, of course, this shouldn’t exactly alleviate concerns as most run of the mill ptc sites make use of the same features and thus are able to stay up some months to even half a year before going scam. At the very least, sustainability “as is” does not necessarily guarantee “growth”.

Which brings up the next post:

“Paid to click ads, banner ads (forum and elsewhere), recycling, renting referral payments, extending referral payments are just some of the avenues of revenue for Neobux.

Don’t worry, he’s covered his “hot dogs”.”

Now, I must admit: this is something I’ve been completely unaware of, and only have just read about this since doing research for this topic/post i’m writing (as we speak, haha). I (naively) thought advertising consisted of mainly paid of click campaigns and clickbank/commissions. After reading this, the understanding of other types of advertisements serves to further diversify the Admin’s ability to attract advertisers, and thus spark up revenue. So -1 me, +1 admin it seems, lol (although I’m not trying to “beat” the admin or anything, haha).

Further elaborating on this diversification of advertising types is a post in a topic where another user attempts to articulate the same argument as the one in the previously mentioned topic:

“It makes money from advertizers - The paid by click is one form of advert - the site sells different types.Also, the site uses fixed ads (the ones that never expire) those are affiliation ads and also the site earns from commissions / purchases made through those affiliate ads (forex for example). But you also have referrals, renting, upgrades, recycling, etc, which probably is used to fund a reserve to assure instant cashouts.

Essentially neobux is all about advertizing, and without it, you can’t run a site like that unless you are a ponzi! (100% self sponsored ads for example).”

After reading these two posts, personally speaking (if I may make a cheezy video game type reference), my confidence was booted by a couple stat points.
Now, lets analyze the admin’s posts in these threads hereand here:
“And I thought that standard member’s referrals are only credited $0.005… and wait… there are sooo many members without referrals…
This equation is composed of many variables.”

“If that was so simple, any kid could run a PTC… Wait! They do run PTCs… Ok, rephrase it to “could run a successful PTC”.”

From this the conclusion is unavoidable: the Admin is quite the asshole. LOL no, I kid. ^^ This is just a pattern present in virtually every post the admin makes: you always get the sense that there is a layer or two of information the admin doesn’t quite let slip from his lips….not in order to deceive, but certainly to keep a strict flow on the free flow of information about his business. This makes sense, because globally speaking, activity rises and falls with each word that he utters (See, for example, discounts he gives, or when he announces new changes and the like), so it’d be an important thing for him to keep a close watch on what he says. Is this a good or bad thing? I don’t know: You be the judge. However, personally I think its 3 parts sound business management (meaning I would operate the same way in a similar circumstance) and 1 parts unknown (meaning there’s still an element that could turn up to be anything, hence: unknown).

However, as we will see, the Admin DOES release information though (of certain kinds).

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How do *I*, as a Neobux user, make money? Well, this is something I *do* know. =3

First, I’ll start off a few posts from the admin, in order to set the foundation..

“You only have 3 referrals.
I know for experience that if you choose a PTC with bots they will click like crazy but you may lose all your money.
Two choices you need to make:
1) Slow but steady and true.
2) Fast but dangerous and false.

If you choose option 1 you’re welcome to stay.
If you choose option 2 then I wish you can afford to lose wherever you go.”

See in this thread here.

“Go slow. “Fast money” doesn’t exist nor can an established business like our guarantee such.
We do guarantee stability but at a pace. Basically you (and all other users) earn from real dividends. Not fast as robbing a bank (pardon the example) but secure as a monthly salary.”

See in this thread here.

From these two posts, the Admin here demonstrates the basic outline of how money is made in Neobux and how stable this structure is. You can kind of think of the Admin’s business secrets as part of what makes Neobux stable, coupled with Neobux’ size (members), the various advertisement methods and incitements, as well random contests and discounts, and of course its popularity. This stability is vital to anyone interested in making use of the basic structure of earning (because it relies on stability, as I’ll explain shortly). This stability is further aided by the structure of community the Admin has set up (ie on the forums), especially with his announcement of rewarding forum activity/helpfulness (ie with money). Even me writing this blog here is part of this dynamic, as it vicariously helps me through helping the community through helping you by sharing what I’ve learned here. ^^ I’d reckon out of all of the parts that contribute to Neobux’ stability, the shared sense of community probably is one of the greater parts.

Now on to the basic structure of how one earns on Neobux. Simply put, as the Admin said in the above cited post, we earn through mainly our referrals. You can, of course, earn solely through advertisement clicks (and to a minor degree, people who’ve upgraded like myself earn up to 30 to 40 cents a day from the ads alone, with ultimates getting 15 guaranteed ads @ 2 cent per), this is not particularly exciting nor can there be any growth; it’s a flat rate of earning and a very little one at that. A lot of people click to earn enough to rent referrals on their own and slowly build up that way from nothing (no investment). This works too but of course if you’re like myself (an impatient bastard), you’ll simply invest. Of course, this is no easy matter to approach: when I invested, I spent about a week straight of doing research (and this was after I had already upgraded to golden membership, which had its own period of researching and what have you). However, this is by far the predominant way to make money off of neobux.

Essentially, how earning on Neobux works is this: there is a certain important average pertaining to matters of Profit, Loss, and breaking even. Profit is essentially anything you make above and beyond maintainence costs (including and taking into account golden membership (and pack, if you have one), referral renewal prices, and however much you spend on recycling, as well as other miscellaneous expenses (like, for example, if you let a referral expire, which costs you money). This magic average is in constant flux and is determined by factors such as how long you renew your referrals for (ideally, it should always be for 90 days for the 20% discount), how much you paid for your refs (the more you have, the more they cost to rent initially), how much you recycle, etc. When you go to your stats page, you’ll see something called an “R.Average” (or at least I think you do….You might have to install Kwah’s script to see it, I dunno xD ). This average takes your rented referrals average and couples it with your direct referral averages (which is pure profit if you didn’t pay to advertise in order to get them) and balances it against how much money you spent to recycle. Essentially, it becomes your REAL average, after taking into account recycling, which you then use to base your calculations on whether or not you did well that day. Anything above and beyond your “break even” averages is pure profit. See my post about break-even averages in order to get the skinny on what those are.

Now I’m no mathematician here (and don’t fault me if my math is bad lol) but because of this “break-even” average, only a certain percentage of your daily income can be counted as “earnings”, and because your income is determinant on how many referrals you have, the conclusion is obvious: the more referrals you have, the more you earn. This is of course predicated on how well you manage your account, so check out my post about the magical, secret, wonderful, ALL ENCOMPASSING STRATEGY here.
Using myself as an example, here are my stats for yesterday:

[ Yesterday ] - Net : $14.330
- Income
- Rented : 1473 / $14.730
- Direct : 4 / $0.040
- Expenses
- Recycle : $0.44
- Autopay : $0.00
- Renew : $0.00
- Stats
- Rented avg : 1.035
- Direct avg : 4.000
- R.Average : 1.006
- Totals
- Income : $14.770
- Expenses : $0.440
- Net : $14.330

Even though I netted $14.33 in income, that’s not all profit. As of right now, with 1423 refs, going by GrTaMaster’s thread on averages, I would need about 0.62 daily average in order to break even (maintain what I have). Since my REAL average was 1, I essentially made 0.38 of that as profit. The equation goes something like this.

1 (real average) - 0.62 (break even average) = 0.38 profit

1423 (number of refs I have) * 0.01 (earnings per referral click. Standards = 0.005) = 14.23 * 0.38 (profit) average) = $5.40 (pure profit!)

That’s not particularly much, but it ads up and can go even higher if I break 1 (which is easily feasible, since on occasion I get averages of even up to 2.5). I’m currently aiming to reach around 2k-2.8k refs in the next two weeks.

Basically, for each ref you have, you skim off a fraction of a cent, to cents itself, and with hundreds and thousands of refs, this ads up to the profit you see today. Scary thing is that some people earn a lot more then this, upwards to some even boasting of $2500 a month of income(*cough*reggen666*cough*), which is PURE profit. I’ve even heard of soem people having upwards of 27k refs (try plugging that number into the equation!).

So what’s the tl;dr (too long; didn’t read) version? If you want to earn fast, invest, if you want to earn more, you need more referrals. This is, of course, a very simplsitic way of viewing it and there are thousands of variables affecting earnings at any given moment in time. However, as you can see, I’ve already taken the plunge (with about $1300 usd invested thus far) and I’m confident that it will pay off. If anything, this information can serve to temper your understand of exactly how is it Neobux has become the beast of a machine it is now. ^^

Cheers!