PTC Site Paying Mechanics

"Sustainability is a characteristic of a process or state that can be maintained at a certain level indefinitely."

What does it mean in the world of PTC?

That means if the PTC site is sustainable, site will stay online and alive for a long period of time. If PTC site is not sustainable, soon (1 or 2 weeks) or later (4-6 months) PTC site will turn into Scam!

Lets take a look at this simple scheme for PTC paying mechanics :

Simple formulae :

IF 3 > 4 = SUSTAINABILTY

IF 3 < 4 =" SCAM" click =" The" click =" $0.015" members =" PTC">


Advanced explanation :
User rate per click + Referral rate per click = The amount of money site pays to members.

Example : $0.01*/click + $0.005*/click = $0.015 that means for 1000 clicks site will pay to members $15

Incomes from advertisers - the amount paid to members = PTC profit

Example : PTC site charging advertisers $0.02** per click - that means per 1000 clicks PTC site will earn $20. So, $20 (site earnings from advertisers) - $15 (paid to members) = $5 profit for PTC.


Site is Sustainable!***


* The values varies, depends on PTC site offer. Every PTC have information about clicks price at Main page

** The values varies, depends on PTC site offer. In some cases, you need to be registered to see the prices

***The earning formula of PTC is more complicated than the simple calculation described above, of course, but the point is - if site charges less than pays, no way to be sustainable, only Ponzi scheme will keep it alive!

How unsustainable PTC sites survive more than a week? How do they get funds topay their members? Simple, they're based on members investments - premium membership*, referral packages*, deposits, etc..

"Without the ability for the site to be sustainable on the sale of advertising alone, the site is classified as a PonziScheme. Ponzi Schemes are programs which function based solely on the sale of upgrades and referrals, once the referrals and upgrade sales stop, the payments stop too. That is why it is key to making sure the site is sustainable."

Source : PTCEra.com