I took quite a few days to manually check up on each member that had clicked on the unsubscribe link in the paid emails.
And I have just finished with the most recent paid emails.
In order for all to understand what I would like to say later,let's take a look at one of CheeChongClicks paid emails.
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Sent on 5 May 2003 14:30 GMT+8
This Paid E-mail will last for 72 hours.
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CCC Paid E-mail
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FUNKY CASH MAIL has a brand new owner
who is raring to go, new scripts,
So if you are looking to earn cash
and have fun, join up with the FunkyLady!!
Get Paid to click on e-mail links
Get Paid to click on site links
Get Paid for 5 referral levels
Upgrade and it gets even better
Low Payout -- FCM has it all
To revisit:
http://www.funkycashmail.com/pages/index.p...hp?refid=.......
Click the link below to get paid
http://www.cheechongclicks.com/scripts/run...er.php?EA=......
<a href=http://www.cheechongclicks.com/scripts/runner.php?EA=......>AOL Users</a>
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Check these out to earn more!
(All clicks are unique clicks whereby each member can only click once for each ad.)
Paid Banner:
http://www.cheechongclicks.com/pages/ptcb.phpPaid Link:
http://www.cheechongclicks.com/pages/ptcl.php========================================
This is a paid email from CheeChongClicks.
You are receiving this email as a member of CheeChongClicks.
To unsubscribe:
1)Login at
http://www.cheechongclicks.com/pages/enter.php2)Go to Account Info
3)Scroll to the bottom of the page
4)Enter your password and click delete
By unsubscribing,you are losing all your earnings and referrals.
Alternatively,
click the link below to unsubscribe from CheeChongClicks
http://www.cheechongclicks.com/scripts/run...er.php?EA=......
<a href=http://www.cheechongclicks.com/scripts/runner.php?EA=......>AOL Users</a>
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The unsubscribe link at the end serves the following purpose:
1)To catch members who just focus their attention on the runner link and not on what's written in the paid email.(If members are not reading on what's written in the paid email,basically they are not reading the ad.)
2)To catch members who don't understand English and just click on every single runner link which they recognize.
3)To catch members who are using softwares to aid their clicking so they don't have to read the ad.
The paid email above was sent to all members.
Of those who responded,
15% clicked on the unsubscribe link.
Was it a request asking me to delete all those accounts?
NO,I don't think so.
I don't think any of you would unsubscribe in this manner.
So,if you don't mean to unsubscribe,then why are you clicking on that link?
Okay,let's analyse what a member would do if he/she is giving enough attention to what's written in the paid emails.(according to the format of CheeChongClicks paid email)
This the minimum that he/she would do:
i)Start skimming from the top to the bottom
ii)Know and understand where the link would lead him/her to before he/she finally clicks.
So,based on the above minimum requirement and the format of CheeChongClicks paid email,
I can safely say:
Those that clicked on the bottom link first,then on the real paid link,they are just interested in clicking for money and do not bother what's written in the paid email;
Or they don't understand the word "unsubscribe" and it is more convenient for them to click from bottom to top.(since the paid links in paid emails of most gptrem are at the bottom)
Those that clicked on the real paid link first,then on the bottom link,at least they are not showing signs that they aren't interested in what's written in the paid email.
Just that they need to pay more attention to the words before clicking.
Or they don't understand the word "unsubscribe" and it is more convenient for them to click from top to bottom.
(Thinking that the more they click,the more they will earn.)
Or they think the unsubscribe link is a joke and they are curious enough to see where the link would lead them to.
Those that clicked only on the bottom link and had missed the real paid link,you are obviously not reading.You are not fit to be in the get-paid-to-read-email industry and I had to keep you away from CheeChongClicks.
Anyone who is showing clear signs that they are not reading are also deleted.
The rest have their earnings deducted instead of their accounts DELETED.
Note that the deduction was added MANUALLY instead of using an auto link as this would deduct your upline's direct(personal) earnings as well.
So,don't misunderstood.
No member's direct earning is deducted.
No member's referral earning is deducted.
No member's sign-up bonus is deducted.
If you are giving all kinds of reason for clicking on the unsubscribe link "accidentally", then pay the price for the "accident".
(Don't drivers have to pay the price when they create accidents?)
The paid link and the unsubscribe link are so far apart.
It is hard to imagine anyone would make this kind of accident if you are giving enough attention to the paid email and you understand English.
85% of the members aren't making "accidents."
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This ad has been deleted from the ad databasehttp://www.cheechongclicks.com
If you are seeing the above in your earning stats,then you have clicked on the unsubscribe link and you have been penalized.
From the above quote,we can see that the unsubscribe link leads to CheeChongClicks homepage.
So,if you have been viewing the sites after clicking,you would know something is wrong after seeing the homepage and at the most you would click on the unsubscribe link only once.
There is no excuse for those clicking on the unsubscribe link more than once if you know what you are doing and are doing what you should be doing.
Of course,this method is not fool-proof.
And there are obviously better solutions than this.
But at the current stage, this temporary method has to be used.
There is no fixed rate for the deduction.
Most had $1 deducted for each click.
I agree the penalty is HARSH.
It is meant to be HARSH.
Not reading paid email when you are paid to read email is a CHEATING offence.
This offence will not be tolerated.
Webmasters pay you for your attention to BOTH the ad in the email and advertiser's website.If you are not giving your attention but still gets the money,you are cheating the program.
Same logic here:
Your boss pays you to type letters.But instead of typing,
you are chit-chatting on the phone and still get paid.
You are cheating the company.
You pay me for an apple.
If I'm not giving you the apple but still gets your money,
I am cheating you.
It is this kind of members that are weaking the get-paid-to-read-email industry.
Imagine a paid email meant for 500 members:
They are robbing the rights of qualified members of a chance to earn from that paid email.
They are pulling down the quality of ad campaign by depriving advertisers of possible signups/leads/sales.
They are wasting the webmasters' time, money, resources and forcing them to be honest "scammers".
I used to send ads within hours of advertiser's order
but recently I can't.
I used to let members earn daily
but recently I can't.
Most of my time have been wasted due to cheaters and irresponsible members.
As I have said before,NEVER will I be thinking of opening another gpt site.Because by doing so,I am weakening the gpt industry.
CheeChongClick$ is for the long run and to do so I need a clean member base at the start.