WHAT IS A PAID TO SURF PROGRAM?
In a nutshell, you pay a membership fee, some will even give you a $5 or $10 account level just for joining. You surf through a set number of websites and you earn a percentage of your account level for surfing the set amount each day.
Let us run through one such program as an example. There are slight differences between programs, but the basics remain the same. Using 12 Daily Pro for examples (which is one of the Primo programs at the moment): After joining and creating your membership account, you pay for an upgrade to your membership - the more you pay, the higher your account level.
In order to earn, you must view a certain number of websites. With most programs the process is generally automatic. You start it, and every 25 seconds, it will go to the next site automatically, thus the term "autosurfing". Some sites will throw in "bonuses" of credits or cash just to reward those that do sit and watch. After viewing the required number of websites (12 for this example), your account balance will be credited with a certain percentage of your member level. 12 Daily Pro pays 12%, so if you had a member level of $60, your account balance will contain $7.20 after the first day of surfing, which takes around 5 minutes.
You will only get credited once per day for that percentage. Most membership upgrades only last for a set period of time. At 12 Daily Pro, upgrades last 12 days. Doing the math, 12% each day for 12 days = 144%. When the upgrades "expire" your level is dropped back down, so you essentially gain 44% profit within that 12 days. You can then cash out your account balance, and upgrade again, repeating the process.
