Okay, they're offering $27 per signup.
But, they're not using their own sites.
If I used CEN I'd be getting $35-40 per signup.
That's a $13 difference. As XPays is a large program then surely they'll be hitting the $40 top rate from CEN. So, CEN pays them $40 per signup, and XPays pays the webmaster $27 of that $40. Am I wrong in saying that XPays is just a 'middle man' here? It almost seems like a rip off to me.
Hmm... how about if I team with OffshoreClicks. I offer $0.01 per click to my webmasters but I take $0.03 per click from OffshoreClicks, thus making a profit of $0.02 on each and every click.
Isn't this the same logic behind XPays? Why do webmasters use them when they could be getting MUCH more by signing up for CEN Cash?
But, they're not using their own sites.
If I used CEN I'd be getting $35-40 per signup.
That's a $13 difference. As XPays is a large program then surely they'll be hitting the $40 top rate from CEN. So, CEN pays them $40 per signup, and XPays pays the webmaster $27 of that $40. Am I wrong in saying that XPays is just a 'middle man' here? It almost seems like a rip off to me.
Hmm... how about if I team with OffshoreClicks. I offer $0.01 per click to my webmasters but I take $0.03 per click from OffshoreClicks, thus making a profit of $0.02 on each and every click.
Isn't this the same logic behind XPays? Why do webmasters use them when they could be getting MUCH more by signing up for CEN Cash?
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