hi i got about 6 places i have signed up and was wondering how everyone remembers where they have signed up at and when to check them i am just starting to get lost

thanks

Just some suggestions:

1) Keep your welcome email.
2) Use Excel, etc to keep track of your programs, earnings, etc.
3) Check for Paid to Clicks for first few days and take note of those that you like.
4) Check for updates, news, etc...

Hope this helps.

Hello Raistlin1,

1) Put all of gptr sites to your favourites.

2) If you're using Outlook you can make message rules that help you keep your inbox always clean
(e-mails from different programs will be going to different folders).

Hope these advices are of some help to you

that's a good point cause you have the URL's there ^.^
I would suggest you making a new forlder for welcome mails so you don't delete them accidentally


even better!
if you cannot bookmark the sites -for example, I cannot do it cause I have not my own computer here
you can write down all the links in a simple notepad file or mail all them to yourself (all in one mail) so you can keep all them together ^^

yes, it is a nice solution. Actually, the one I use.

As Akuma said, if you cannot use your Favorites, I can suggest that you use one of those multi-documents browsers, like CrazyBrowser. There you can set as homepage a group of pages, that will open each in a tab.
It surely keeps your taskbar empty and you don't risk to forget to check a program.

Moreover, you could use it only for get paid programs, while you use IE or something else for your normal surfing.

I use the table I made when I was making my very own referral link site. I made it with frontpage, but Microsoft Word or something similar also works fine. I?ve got all the information I need there: links to sites (well referral links actually), min.payouts (you remember to go and see if you can cash out) and other notes: if there?s a paid-to-click area or paid portal, I remember to visit them. When you are a member of over 50 programs, the favorites-folder is not that handy any longer.

Making such a table might seem a lot of work at first, but when you are done, it?s so much easier to keep track of the programs, and it?s easy to add programs when you join the new ones.

I hope this helps

Make a list in MS Excel or Word. There you can also place your username, referral links, and other important information to help you find out which program(s) works best for you.

Keep your passwords out of your email or files in
your pc is it's possible.

Nice avatar. Nice to listen

just an opinion:
you could also use a password manager if you always forget those confusing passwords you use =). it's called Any Password.

well, just an opinion.


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