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Showing posts with label NerdBux. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NerdBux. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 30, 2013

Is NerdBux Scam or Trustworthy- nerdbux.com Review

This is a review of the PTC site, NerdBux(www.nerdbux.com). Is NerdBux Scam or Trustworthy? Has NerdBux paid or not? This summary will help you to figure out.
Is NerdBux Scam or Trustworthy
Site Record
Title Nerdbux Rocks!
Link http://www.nerdbux.com/
Launched June 26, 2013
Owner TIMTECH LLC
Owner Country USA
Domain Registered February 14, 2013
Domain Updated October 19, 2013
Domain Expires February 14, 2014
NerdBux Banner:
Probux Mini Frame

1 day
Standard(Free) Member Benefits
Accepted Countries All
Per Click $0.001 - $0.02 (100% of click value)
Per Referral Click 50% of click value
Guaranteed Fixed Ads Daily -
Earning Methods View Ads, Nerd Grid, Micro Jobs, Offers
Accepted Payment Processors PayPal(2% fee), Payza(0% fee)
Inactivity Policy N/A
Maximum Direct Referrals Unlimited
Maximum Rented Referrals 100
Referral Upgrade Commission N/A
Referral Ad Purchase Commission N/A
Recycle Price $0.10
Inactive RR Auto Recycle 14 days of inactivity
Rent time frame 1 day
Withdrawal time frame 7 days
DR Deletion Cost $0.10
RR Expiration Cost Free
Instant Withdrawal Yes
Minimum Cashout $4.00
Grid Chances 25

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Thursday, October 17, 2013

NerdBux Starts to Pay for Referral Clicks on Micro Ads

It's another good news for NerdBux users. Yesterday, Justin Ledvina- administrator of NerdBux announced that they have begun to pay for referral clicks on Micro ads.


Read the announcement here: We now pay for referral clicks on Micro Ads

It was definitely good news and a must take kind a action for them. As I said earlier, they wanted a serious turn over about their referral program. Let's hope this will benefit us all. 

Monday, October 14, 2013

Nerdbux under Denial of Service Attack on 14th October 2013

Today about 06am (IST) NerdBux users received an email from Justin Ledvina- CEO of TimTech LLC revealing the NerdBux is under a heavy Denial of Service attack. It has caused Nerdbux to go offline. The email is as followed:
Hi


Yesterday I was quite excited about the coming holiday season as you already know from my last email. Well it seems not everyone likes to be happy with us. We are currently under a heavy Denial of Service attack and this has caused Nerdbux to go offline.
This is sad news indeed but I'm not going to allow some grumpy Gus ruin our excitement.
I'll will extend all ads and rented referrals so no one loses anything. No need to send in a support ticket we're going to do it for everyone as soon as we can. Beyond that look for some special treats inside the members area so we can get this party rocking again!


Thank you all for being the best members on the planet and for your patience while some internet trolls try to ruin our fun.


Justin Ledvina
CEO TimTech LLC

What is a Denial of Service (DoS) attack

A denial-of-service attack (DoS attack) or distributed denial-of-service attack (DDoS attack) is an attempt to make a machine or network resource unavailable to its intended users. Although the means to carry out, motives for, and targets of a DoS attack may vary, it generally consists of efforts to temporarily or indefinitely interrupt or suspend services of a host connected to the Internet.


Increasingly, DoS attacks have also been used as a form of resistance. DoS they say is a tool for registering dissent. Richard Stallman has stated that DoS is a form of 'Internet Street Protests’. The term is generally used relating to computer networks, but is not limited to this field; for example, it is also used in reference to CPU resource management.
Source- Wikipedia

At the moment the NerdBux is responding a 524 Error (web server timed out before responding to the request).
NerdBux is Down

This is definitely a very sad news for all NerdBux users. However the problem is not solved yet as I write this article. We wish they will be back soon.

UPDATE

NerdBux is back!!! We got this happy news at 8:38 PM (IST). Good luck clickers, NerdBux is back!

Saturday, October 05, 2013

Nerdbux Feature Requests- A Generous Research

Dear Nerbux,
Don't get mad. This is me speaking for my doubts. Are you going to change your game plan in the near future? You can simply ignore this. But please think again before you do that.

Why people don't click ads on Nerdbux

If you haven't done this research already, this it for you:

Unfamiliar theme

Yes, in PTC world, beginners start using Neobux. Everyone knows that. And he/she get used to site features. Neobux view ads page is really simple. It's a one reason ProBux is getting succeeded. Their page, colors and everything is similar to Neobux. People don't have to learn from the beginning to use ProBux.

In the other hand, Nerdbux view ads page is not that simple. It's not eye candy.

  • Ad links are way too big.
  • Page is too large.

I'm saying this from a ad viewer's point of view. When I look at your 'view ads' page, I feel there are too many less worthy ads ($0.001). Make them smaller like your mini ads. They are clickable.

AdBlock Extensions/Addons

Nerbux View Ads Page with AdBlock Enabled
This is really important! Now a days, most people use extensions/addons like AdBlock. Your ads are blocked by them. When I visit your 'view ads' page for the first time, there was nothing. I thought it's because my first day and I left. Same thing happened next day too. So I realize it was AdBlocker. So I whitelisted Nerdbux. Then I could see the ads. Even though I came again next day, most people won't. Even if they do, the won't realize it was adblocker.

Use a script to inform users to disable AdBlock for this page or list ads using JavaScripts disabling the ability to block by adblock extensions.

Less worthy ads 

You have too many $0.001 ads. Encourage advertisers to advertise at least $0.005 worthy ads. And display them wisely. Kids will click 80 $0.001 ads. But other people don't have that time.


To be successful

Deduction of Rental Price

A standard member has to pay $0.20 per referral. That means that referral has to click at least 14 $0.001 ads per day just to cover his cost. It's very unlikely to happen with everyone. Either increase number of worthy ads or reduce rent price for a referral. You won't get much of profit right away. But it's a worthy long shot. Giving lifetime memberships to earn some quick cash will do more damage than it looks.


Change of referral click commission

If you can't follow the previous suggestion, change the way you pay to your upline. 50% for standard members and 100% upgraded members (another catch to get members upgraded). Use a fixed commission per click like normal sites do. Otherwise the rich get richer and the poor get poorer. Even that's not for a long time: rich will get poorer soon. Nerdbux is still a new site. So there are many newcomers. So people get direct referrals. That's the only way to survive on Nerdbux- Direct Referrals. But but happened after one or two years? Either you are planning to change your policies by then or.....


Yes, you can say 'Nerdbux is NOT an investment site' when people complain about low profit and their lost. But try to realize why they say it. Do a poll to get user opinions. Ask how many people could cover at least their cost for referrals. We all know that Timtech has 11 years of advertising experience. You have product lines more than your team members. If you keep going this way with Nerdbux, one drop could ruin 11 years of success. Goodluck! 


Update: 06th October, 2013
Nerdbux fixed ads promotion is over. It means you won't get 80 ads per day anymore. Advertisers are waiting for the next promotion. But looks like it will never come back. Read Jon Olson(Co-Owner of NerdBux & CMO of TimTech)'s comment Here.
Not sure we will be doing a fixed ad discount this time around. We need to manage it as more and more members come online. We lost about 250 bucks per Fixed Ad we sold in the last promo. Can't do that forever

Again..
this isn't an investment site. so you didn't 'invest' in anything.

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