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UPDATE: On June 2008, the site is inaccessible and redirected to google.com

On late January 2008, YayClick.com is launched. Below are the details and review.

How: Click on ads and let them stay opened for half a minute. Get paid $0.005 - $0.01 per click.

Referral: Currently 100% commission on referrals. Seems like scam? Not really. Read why…

Payment: Minimum $10 via PayPal

Upgrade: $24.99 (deducted from your earning or via PayPal)

Pros:

• No limit on the number of referrals you are allowed
• $0.05 signup bonus
• Own forum
• Low average payout time
• PayPal accepted

Cons:

• Promoting your referral link on a PTC (Pay-To-Click) website is strictly not allowed, even if you are not the owner or operator of said PTC site.
• No referral under the same connection or IP address. For example, “Friend A” may recommend “Friend B” to YayClick, but “Friend B” must not sign up using “Friend A”’s referral link if they are sharing the same IP address.
• Upgrading membership doesn’t give you referrals or more rates on clicking ads. Then?

Similar to other GPT programs, YayClick works by charging advertisers to place their advert or website in their advertising system, which you will then click and view. YayClick then pays active members a percentage of the revenue for their involvement in that particular advertising campaign.

You earn money by viewing websites for 30 seconds at a time. Once 30 seconds has passed, and our system detects no issues, your account balance is automatically credited. Once you have viewed an advert, you can then go back to the ads page and select the next available advert, repeating the process. Occasionally some websites have not received their desired number of clicks. In this situation, a previously viewed advert may become available for you to click again 24 hours later. You will also earn money for this repeat viewing.

Clicking is not the only way to earn. The best way to earn with GPT programs is by referring the program to others and earn from your network. A typical example goes:

• You click 10 ads per day at $0.01 payout each = $0.10
• 20 of your referrals click 10 ads per day at $0.01 payout each = $2.00
• Your daily earnings combined with your referral commission = $2.10
• Your weekly earnings = $14.70
• Your monthly earnings = $63.00

So how do they afford to pay you 100% commission? Easy. Their systems calculate the current average referral payouts when they sell advertisers links to advertisers’ sites. They include this in the cost - that way they can be sure to pay everyone. This is why their payout values vary from advertisement to advertisement and site popularity.

Another way to get referrals is by purchasing them with your own balance (not via PayPal). This is a quick way to get referrals.

With the cons listed, why did I decide to join? For me, there are still a lot of ways to promote my referral link, such as forums, sigs, blog posts, etc. The second point matters none to me since I’m the only one using my IP. But if the same thing doesn’t go for your condition, you can still get hundreds of referrals out there with different connection as yours.

The third one means that as premium member, you will receive priority payments and priority support from YayClick staff. As the site grows, payout and support times may increase due to the additional workload caused by new users. Having a premium account will ensure that you are ahead of the standard members. But this does not mean that standard members will experience unnecessary delays, or any reduction in the quality of their service. Premium account upgrades are best suited to members who use the system to generate a significant income through a large number of referrals, and require quicker access to their balances. With that said, I don’t need the upgrade until I really need it.

Upgrading can be done by trading their balance or via PayPal payment. PayPal is enabled for option because they don’t sell referrals and earning rate upgrade with the premium membership. Premium membership means above standard priority for support and payments, remember? So this is a plus regarding that a lot of PTCs out there lost their PayPal support.

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