ClickBux has gone bust (?)

Geez, I am so disappointed. You can see for yourself what happened to ClickBux. Or rather, you can make your own guesses. Why did ClickBux get banned by their hosting company? Did it break some rules? It couldn't afford to pay? Or... ? I hope that it was just a little "mistake" and they would be back on their operations soon.

Wordlinx changes password style to AdBuddy's

What are they trying to do? Who are they trying to fool? Wordlinx has just changed its password style to demand symbols and numbers. Rationally, I can understand that this makes the login more secure. But hey, how many millions of dollars is each account worth that people will try to hack into it? But yes, I know Wordlinx can use this as a selling point to woo advertisers. Perhaps. I remember AdBuddy making the same change some time back. Let me describe the situation though to put things into perspective. Before the password style change, there were quite a few ads to click each day. But after the change, you will be lucky to see one or two ads each day. Though there is no obvious link, everything went downhill for AdBuddy after it changed its password system. Wordlinx has quite a few ads everyday generally. But now that it has changed its password system, I am going to get all superstitious and think that all the ads are going to disappear. Will Wordlinx follow the demise of AdBuddy? I hope not, truly, but we can only wait and see. :P PS.: I thought it was already bad enough when they deactivate my account every other day lol.

Weird behavior by silly or sloppy people who buy ads

From the side panel of my blog, you can see that I have advertised some PPC sites as a viable sideline. To many people, the money to be made from these sites is laughingly negligible. Yet to some, I know every cent counts. Recently, I have been observing a weird kind of ads. There is nothing really "wrong" with these ads except that they are all advertising a particular PPC site on the same PPC site platform. I cannot understand why people will do this. For instance, why advertise bux.to ads within bux.to itself? For someone who has already joined as a member, he will first login then browse the ads. While logged in and clicking, he comes across an ad asking him to join bux.to... hmm, what is the whole point of this? If they hope to snare the ones who are already members but forget to login before clicking, would they be so stupid to register all over again when they already have accounts? This is such a strange world. :P PS.: To see what myLotters have to say, click here.