Member Avatar for freakin_chris

i think u folks shoudl check out this site - http://adbux.org/
u can earn money by spendin a few minuites a day and referring more n more people to it( thats what im doing)

but it pays off money no doubt but the process is slow...

so hope u can review it and tell me how it goes.

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’s link kicked off a familiar thread: small, referral-driven schemes versus steady, compounding income. and voiced the quick-versus-slow mindset; and framed the realistic paths — hard work, a standout idea, or both. The comments from and others also underline that these systems have mechanics worth understanding. Below is a concise, evergreen perspective for evaluating microsites and for choosing where to put effort if meaningful income is the goal.

High-level reality: referral-heavy, pay-per-action platforms can generate small, immediate cash but rarely scale into dependable businesses. Common warning signs are heavy emphasis on recruitment, claims of large returns for little effort, unclear payout history, or pressure to pay to “unlock” higher earnings. Treat any such platform as an experiment: log hours spent versus cash received, require independent payout verification, and cap time and money exposure up front.

Practical, compounding alternatives and a simple workflow: build an asset or sell a repeatable service. Examples include focused niche content that earns search traffic, a small lead magnet to grow an email list, a low-cost digital product, or a steady freelance offering. A sensible weekly routine is: limit trial activity on microsites to a fixed time budget; spend one focused block creating/promoting an evergreen asset; and review hourly ROI monthly. When asset work consistently out-earns trial activity, shift more time to the asset side.

Bottom line: combine a good concept with persistent execution and a little luck, as several posters suggested. Short-term pay-per-click/referral income can be useful for pocket money or testing ideas, but it should not be the core plan. Diversify income streams, keep clear payout records for accounting/tax purposes, and be wary of programs that rely primarily on recruiting new members.

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Member Avatar for mitz

Most things on the internet help you get rich gradually..LOL
Like your site, looks good, but I'd like to get rich quick..thanks for the offer though.

Member Avatar for AussieWebmaster

get rich quick... but spend a lot of time getting to that point

Member Avatar for mitz

I really don't care how I get rich, but I know it takes hard work either way.

Member Avatar for DeathMittwn

There's three and only three ways to get rich:

1. Slowly, through lots of hard work.

2. Original idea/dumb luck (don't be betting on the dumb luck).

3. Combination of 1+2.

Member Avatar for Dani

Agreed 100%.

Member Avatar for coolsaint

Getting rich = Good Concept/Idea+Hard Work+1 Spoon full Luck

I belive it is Gradual too.

Member Avatar for AussieWebmaster

but if you put time in and then let that project marinate while you start another you develop multiple income streams

Member Avatar for roverfind

I believe that also it takes hard work to become rich is not easy.

Member Avatar for kkllff

You view websites in 30 second sessions via the "Surf Ads" page. Once the 30 seconds is up, you'll either get a green tick sign or a red 'X'. The green tick sign means you've earned $0.01 and as premium member $0.0125 for the visit and the 'X' means you have not earned money for the visit. You'll get red X's when you have more than one website from the "Surf Ads" page open. When this happens, you get no credit.

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Member Avatar for Rmontague

Get Rich is about... deciding on a future outcome as if your life depended on it, then going for it as if nothing else matter. The speed at which you will get rich is a function of being blind to everything else and is inversely proportional to the clutter of conflicting crap in ones head.
Being there! Done that!... It works!

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slowly but surely you accumulate sources of income

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