[oldbuddy]

I know lots of you think you can't make enough money with Clixsense to make it worth your time, but this video just might change your mind.



If you want to see how I avoid any spyware or virus problems, watch this.



Then if you want the free report I mentioned, look here

http://MoreHelp.aiop-hosting.com/logic

This just scratches the surface of the potential this has to make money without extra effort or needing to learn a bunch of new stuff.

[shamzblueworld]

Is it open for everyone internationally or just for some certain countries?

[oldbuddy]

Is it open for everyone internationally or just for some certain countries?

It has a lot of countries available, but it's free to find out if yours is one of them if you just try to sign up.

[nela13]

You are right, clixsense is for everyone, but the earning opportunities aren't equal for everybody, US members have much more opportunities than international users, even though is a good and trustful site.

[haripriyavkl]

Even though it is a good earning site it has limited earning option as it differs with demographic location. But it is also a way of income

[chikitta]

Clixsense what is it all about again @oldbuddy is it where you watch videos to earn? Or how does it work

[morgoodie]

Great info @oldbuddy. You can use the thumb drive like you do on any laptop? Even if it is one that you use all the time? I don't know a lot about technical things like that. I've never used a thumb drive before either. Lol. I think ClixSense is great and I make a nice amount from them each month. I don't have referrals there yet either so I imagine if I did then I would make even more money.

[oldbuddy]

You are right, clixsense is for everyone, but the earning opportunities aren't equal for everybody, US members have much more opportunities than international users, even though is a good and trustful site.

Even though it is a good earning site it has limited earning option as it differs with demographic location. But it is also a way of income

Clixsense what is it all about again @oldbuddy is it where you watch videos to earn? Or how does it work

It's obvious these members did not bother to watch the first video before they decided to ask a question to get the penny from ForumCoin. Oh well, it's their loss.

[spiderdust]

First off, I have not yet watched the videos (I have other videos and Radio Loyalty playing in other tabs to earn for other sites, so it's not possible at the moment), so I apologize if I ask about something that you've already covered.

i use a Chromebook to get online, which means that I can't download many of the things that are often recommended to get around the spyware issue. Chromebooks have browser based operating systems; everything is in the cloud and there's not really a hard drive. On the other hand, that also automatically protects me from a few spy/malware applications out there, but I'm not naive enough to think that i'm fully protected.

However, I notice that you're running Linux. We have several old desktop computers here that ran Windows XP or earlier (NT, ME, etc.). While i don't know how to install Linux, I live with people who do. I would still have to use a browser like FireFox or Chrome; would that still be enough protection?

[sprite1950]

I love ClixSense. It is my best earning site. I don't spend hours there, just around an hour a day but I have done better here than any other reward site.

My earnings started to soar when I upgraded and at $17 a year you can't complain. I would recommend this site to anyone.

[oldbuddy]

First off, I have not yet watched the videos (I have other videos and Radio Loyalty playing in other tabs to earn for other sites, so it's not possible at the moment), so I apologize if I ask about something that you've already covered.

i use a Chromebook to get online, which means that I can't download many of the things that are often recommended to get around the spyware issue. Chromebooks have browser based operating systems; everything is in the cloud and there's not really a hard drive. On the other hand, that also automatically protects me from a few spy/malware applications out there, but I'm not naive enough to think that i'm fully protected.

However, I notice that you're running Linux. We have several old desktop computers here that ran Windows XP or earlier (NT, ME, etc.). While i don't know how to install Linux, I live with people who do. I would still have to use a browser like FireFox or Chrome; would that still be enough protection?

All Chromebooks run from Linux already (the ChromeOS is Linux based), so that's all you need to be safe. Yes you could set up one of your old XP computers to run Linux and use either Firefox or Chrome and yes that would be safe enough. What I show here is a special version of Linux that only runs a browser and is simple to set up and use.

I apologize for being abrupt, but it wasn't just you, it was the combination of three comments in a row that had not watched and have the same question.

-- 05 Aug 2016, 15:10 --

Great info @oldbuddy. You can use the thumb drive like you do on any laptop? Even if it is one that you use all the time? I don't know a lot about technical things like that. I've never used a thumb drive before either. Lol. I think ClixSense is great and I make a nice amount from them each month. I don't have referrals there yet either so I imagine if I did then I would make even more money.

You should be able to use a thumb drive to boot any computer, but there are some newer ones that use Secure Boot with Windows 8 or 10 that might need to be disabled to boot from the USB.

[morgoodie]

@oldbuddy Thanks for clearing that up. The laptop I work on is about 3 years old but I have Windows 10 installed on it. I will have to get a thumb drive first before I can even think about doing that. I use this computer for everything. I would love to be able to get another laptop and use one for online work and the other for personal things. Although I do have a desktop but the kids mostly use that.

I also thought that those comments could have been avoided had the videos been watched since it told everything on them.

[oldbuddy]

@oldbuddy Thanks for clearing that up. The laptop I work on is about 3 years old but I have Windows 10 installed on it. I will have to get a thumb drive first before I can even think about doing that. I use this computer for everything. I would love to be able to get another laptop and use one for online work and the other for personal things. Although I do have a desktop but the kids mostly use that.

I also thought that those comments could have been avoided had the videos been watched since it told everything on them.

The laptop I use in the second video is an old Dell Latitude D430 with a small 12 inch screen I bought on Ebay for around $25. The reason it was so cheap was because it had no hard drive and was being sold for parts. I did see on the ad it could boot to the BIOS, so I was pretty sure I could use a $3 thumb drive and I was right. If you are in the USA, I have also seen some cheap Dell laptops on CraigsList, or maybe a friend may have one they would give you.

[morgoodie]

This may be a stupid question but don't you need a hard drive in it for it to work? I know nothing about computers so I don't know anything about hard drives. Sorry about all the questions but if I can go that route then I would like to do it the cheaper way since I don't have a job right now. I forgot I do have an ancient laptop that I am pretty sure works if I charge it (maybe) so I wonder if that would work. Of course, it is really old.

[oldbuddy]

This may be a stupid question but don't you need a hard drive in it for it to work? I know nothing about computers so I don't know anything about hard drives. Sorry about all the questions but if I can go that route then I would like to do it the cheaper way since I don't have a job right now. I forgot I do have an ancient laptop that I am pretty sure works if I charge it (maybe) so I wonder if that would work. Of course, it is really old.

The laptop I mentioned has a dead battery, so I need to keep it plugged in, but it works fine. It's only a few dollars to buy a USB thumb drive (at least 2Gb) and try it. You can get all the details on building your thumb drive for Firefox (my choice) at http://justbrowsing.info/onlyfirefox/

The big question is can your laptop boot from a USB thumb drive, or if you need to you can try it on a CD and boot from that.

[morgoodie]

@oldbuddy Thank you for the information. Now that you mention it I am not sure if it has the USB ports. I will have to dig it out and check. I can't remember exactly how old the laptop is.

[oldbuddy]

@oldbuddy Thank you for the information. Now that you mention it I am not sure if it has the USB ports. I will have to dig it out and check. I can't remember exactly how old the laptop is.

If it doesn't, look on Ebay or Craigslist for a cheap one. I bought the one I use for $25 with no hard drive (I don't need one).

[morgoodie]

@oldbuddy Okay thanks for all your help I appreciate it. I will check it out one of these days when I have some free time. I am trying to move and don't have a lot of spare time right now.

[oldbuddy]

@oldbuddy Okay thanks for all your help I appreciate it. I will check it out one of these days when I have some free time. I am trying to move and don't have a lot of spare time right now.

I can understand that, but the good part about Clixsense is they don't demand any more time than you have to spare. I have gone months without clicking at all and it's still there when I need it.

[morgoodie]

@oldbuddy That is very true. I sometimes don't get much time to click on a lot of ads but will do a few just to add a few pennies to the pile. Plus, it can be therapeutic to do mindless work once in a while.