Treasure Trooper : Dictionary of frequently used terms.
1. Get paid to programs
2. Paid Surveys
3. Paid to Surf
4. Paid to Click
5. Paid to Promote ,
6. Paid to Read
7. Paid to Signup .
8. Referral
9. Referral Bonus
10. Payout
1. Get paid to programs
`Get paid to' programs are sites that pay users to view advertisements, visit websites, sign up for services, etc. This is a form of profit sharing, where a portion of the ad revenues are paid directly to potential customers.
2. Paid Surveys
A paid survey is sponsored by a company who wants to get more information about its customers, or to judge reactions to upcoming products. Every person who is selected to take the survey receives a certain amount of money.
3. Paid to Surf
Paid to surf programs pay participants for using specific web browsers to surf the internet. These companies make their profit by displaying small advertisements to the user while he surfs.
4. Paid to Click
PTC stands for Pay to Click. This is a program where participants receive a sum of money every time they click on an advertisement or link in an email.
5. Paid to Promote
PTP stands for Pay To Promote. These sites pay users to view advertisements or take specific actions such as signing up for websites.
6. Paid to Read
PTR stands for Pay to Read. This is a program where participants receive a sum of money for reading advertising emails.
7. Paid to Signup
PTSU programs pay participants to register for services on sponsored websites.
8. Referral
A referral is a recommendation of a product or service from one person to another. Some merchants offer to pay a reward (referral bonus) to satisfied customers who convince friends or family members to make purchases or sign up for services.
To benefit from these bonuses , the costumers that refer people must use a referral link through which there friends or family members must subscribe.
9. Referral Bonus
A referral bonus is an extra sum paid to a user for referring acquaintances to a 'get paid to' program.
10. Payout
Payout is the amount of money needed to gather in order to be able to cashout your money.
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