PTC Sins You Should Not Commit
Have you joined a PTC and got dumped? If the PTC is considered "good" by many members, somehow you did something that the PTC forbids and got penalized for doing so.
We all know that PTCs are advertising mediums for websites who want to get traffic and be known in this vast sea of the internet. The PTC owner on the other hand ensures that what the advertiser has paid for will be met - and that is hits. We, the clickers, are the viewers of these sites and earn for doing so. If only it is possible for the PTC to accurately ensure that each viewer are unique physical beings, things will be much different. But that is not the case. So what can get you into trouble and forfeit all your hard earned clicks?
By Creating Multiple Accounts
This is DEFINITELY a no. This is cheating. If you have 2 accounts viewing the same 4 ads a day, you will earn double. But what if you got away with it? Sooner or later, you will get caught. No filthy smell will ever stay in one place. I know somebody who did this in one PTC just to experiment if he can get away with it. I won't reveal how he did it and what PTC it is. He did not get caught for weeks. But one wrong move and then Boom! Both accounts got suspended and the earnings forfeited. It's okey with him since it is an experiment. He knows that the ban is bound to happen.
Multiple Users Clicking Using The Same Computer
We have to understand this one. The PTC can not determine if the one clicking are really multiple persons or not. This one we have no choice but to abide with the PTC rules. This is to avoid cheating. Depending on the PTC, the results can be uncredited clicks or ultimate ban if one or more users clicked using the same computer.
By Using Clicking Software
I'm wondering why some people will have to do this. The clicking thing is already easy and yet, they still need something to do it for them (boredom, maybe). Anti-cheats are in place depending on the PTC so be aware that you can still be caught with this.
Hacking
While this one will not be common to a big percentage of PTC clickers, it still happens. This is the worst thing that you can do to a PTC or in any other program. A hacker can do something like alter database records to annihilating the whole PTC. He can even get away with it. Too sad for all of us who are left.
Joining PTCs with dark motives? Better think about it before doing it. Extra earnings in exchange for a bad online reputation when caught is not worth it.
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