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It's aurora so the earning is pretty much zero to none - not really worth the time. Also the site's layout is completely messed, and I don't mean the fact that it only consists of two colors - not very pleasant to look at. This kind of sites do get advertisers quite easily, since the ad prices are low, but their earning potential is too low to even consider them. Btw, did anyone take a look at their earning example? Quite nice annual income yes, but I find it bit had to fit such major amount of ads into just 24 hours we have each day

Not a single admin update/news nor site customization for three days, and ads blocked from unregistered visitors are not giving very nice impression of the site. So saying if the minimum PO is easily reachable is not really possible, but as the rate is a bit high and usually the daily earnings especially on new sites are very low, this one might not be worth the time.

Not really nice rates (unless upgraded to the max) and their minimum PO is way too high. Also it seems the have way too many membership levels available at eight - that just makes no sense. Their customization is lame and seems that the admin is not offering any SUB or any promo for advertisers, and given that the site is already five days old, this is not very good practice.

This one has useless rates for sure, but that way they can be stable and be able to sustain their business for long while. I guess this might be one of the oldest, still standing BuxHost sites available. But I don't see this site as worth of my time, since it's basically just Aurora ran on BuxHost.

Their minimum PO for free members is actually $3-$6, so it's going to take a "while" with their daily $0.025 earnings to reach that. Their upgraded members get only $1 minimum PO and pretty decent daily earnings (over $0.11), but I think that this site really is drifting into issues, and thus investing might not really pay off.

LOL @heartboy23 - if getting rich is your goal, then you're incompletely wrong section of the forums. They have pretty nice daily earnings, and with up to $0.02/$0.02 rates they could prove a little earner. But I'm guessing most of the current ads spring from the free $2 PB - so the ad amount might dramatically decrease over the upcoming days/weeks. Let's just hope that the admin knows how to attract advertisers, since this one looks pretty nice.

Date: 2012-22-03 16:37:22 Batch: 89143085 From Account: U9733508 Amount: $0.21 Memo: Veridian Fund withdrawal Thank you.

I was just having a talk today with some of their conference room moderators about the restart, and they just told me that in each restart some percentage of your positions will transfer to JSS positions, some percentage remains unaffected, and some percentage is refunded to you in money to your account - is this basically it? Because then I see no real reason not to keep on investing, seeing that even if you get affected by the restart, you'll eventually only make more money or just need to start your positions again. I reckon the refund will basically be for the days not yet paid form the daily commission per position, right?

Not a single ad on-site, despite the site being four days old? Also no interaction from admin, and no promos for members nor advertisers. What's the point of bringing such abandoned site here? It's very clear that the admin though that just by burping up a site to internet would bring him money with no effort, and this is why the whole site has failed miserably. No need to bother with this one.

Duplicate thread, please continue in http://www.digitalmoneytalk.com/topic/14461-totobux-totobuxcom/

Same admin as with MNOBux, and considering MNOBux is scam, I call scam on this one right off as well.

I'm actually quite interested in this, but I'd like to know how many cycles are there? I mean, how much profit does each position generate in the end?

Just because you choose bad sites that ultimately won't pay, don't make the industry bad. Investment in PTC (or TBH, in general) is pretty double edged sword, since if it goes bad, you lose all your money, but if you succeed, you make a lot. There are many ways to cut the possible losses, so you should look into trusted sites and consider using them - if you're still into making money via PTC, that is.

If they're really aiming for the monthly payments, then the last was one paid was (IIRC) 28th, so there's still almost one week to go for that. Hope for the best, prepare for the worst.

I'm trying to be as active as I can to reach that 500 as soon as possible since I also want to test out their service, but we shall see if my upcoming weeks have place for work or if it's just "childish" video gaming all day and night, lol.

I don't really like this restart in the way that since nobody knows when it'll happen - and apparently no clear cut-off dates for positions is announced - there's no way of knowing if the investment will be just flushed down the drain. But If I won't purchase new positions, I'm basically losing money if I just hold the funds on my account balance. Maybe I just really need to stay put, and let the funds accumulate few weeks, and come April see what happens. Then I at least have right off the account balance for 3-4 positions, and most likely have saved up some cash for another 4 from my own. And depending on what happens with my current nine positions, even some of them could still be alive and well.

Brand new program just launched today, and having quite high ROI in their plans. I guess the only one worth even considering would be the 105% after one day, but then again with the $10 minimum investment the profit will be very small when compared to the high risk such plan comes with. Multiple monitors on-site, obviously reporting this one as waiting for now, but seems they do have quite big investments into this program.

@riddick09: no monitor on-site actually labels this one as scam (yet), and three out of four have actually received payments already. But I have to agree that this kind of ROI is very unsustainable and risky, thus this program will not have very long lifespan. But it's pretty weird to see over 4k USD invested into it - maybe many have trust that they can pull off one or two rounds?

Quite high minimum investment indeed, and with the sustainable but low-ish 2.5% daily ROI for mid term 45 days this one won't provide that much of profit. Also the lack of monitors (although two which were paid just yesterday) is not very impressive. It might be better to look for higher paying, shorter term hyips if looking for better profit.

Well, I see you didn't even take a look at it then. People make nice bank with this, and especially if they invest/re-invest their income into the ref shares. Sure alone it's next to worthless - as are PTC sites in general.

Very sustainable ROI in their plans, but I'm not into this kind of business model that doesn't involve user accounts - instead they just work with email and direct deposits. I know basically it changes nothing, but I just don't feel that's very secure. Also it seems that there's only two monitors on-site, and out of those only one has invested and gotten return of 19%, with the last payment being done on 16th Mar - i.e., almost week ago. So unless they're going for the bi-weekly or or monthly plan, this doesn't seem very good.

Brand new hourly plan based hyip, with somewhat unusual minimum investment of $3. Site has all the qualifications of legit site, including valid SSL cert and DDOS protection. Also I can see multiple monitors on-site, some already reporting this one as paying. However, high-ish ROI hourly hyips tend to have quite short lifespan, so if one wishes to invest, then it should be done quite quickly to reap the best possible profit, and maybe after that just re-invest the profit. Personally I'm too wary of this kind of investment opportunity, and will be passing any hourly plans.

The site looks very far from professional, but given that their plan rates are indeed very sustainable, this one might turn out to be legit one. Mid term investment plans of 30 days starting with just $10 minimum investment with 1,8% daily is decent, although some may find that a bit too low rate to be profitable enough for them.

I also don't personally like the hourly planned hyips, just due to their very fast fail rate. Sure the ROI is nice, and this program offers very small initial investment opportunity, but the risk associated with this type of investment is just straight through the roof, and thus most investors will just end up losing their money in these. I won't bother with these, and instead will go for smaller but more sustainable ROI, even if it means longer term investment.

I'm quite sure the most invested in plan is the long term, 1,5% daily one because it actually is sustainable, and because the initial investment requirement is only $5. This program is just two days old, and thus most of the on-site monitors are still rating this one as waiting, but seems that some have already received some payout. Overall it looks good, but I think the somewhat low ROI in their sustainable plan will drive some investors away, since it's not really worth their time.