Getting Started - Dealing with Anti-Cheat System

It can get tedious, having to answer questions or decipher and write down obscured texts in between surfing the ads, but they are placed there for a reason - to fend off those scripting geniuses who ripped the owner and you of your rightful earnings.

There are several Anti-Cheat systems that are placed under effect, which you will encounter in most, if not all PTCs.

• The CAPTCHA system. It basically shows you either warped or noise-covered text to type in a designated box. A anti-cheat system targeted at autobots who logged in automatically to the site.
• The TIMER system. This is basically the most often found on sites. The timer counts down, shows you a set of numbers, and require you to click the number specified.
  
• The CHEAT CHECK system. Shows up in between ads during surf time or before showing you the ad. Questions can range from simple ones such as "Which is a color" or "What is the support forum of *site*". Doesn't really require you to know much about the site, but its always a good idea to familiarize yourself with every site you join in. Furthermore, this is sometimes used in conjunction with the timer system.
• The CLICK BUTTON system. The link is there for you to click and you think that how come this site seemed to be unprotected from cheat bots, guess again. As soon as you click the link, a small button shows up on the banner. You have to click that small button that randomly shows up within the banner space in order for the ad to show. Simple, yet effective.
• The PICK THE PICTURE system. Its similar to the TIMER system, but instead of digits, you will be given a set of pictures with the simple instruction of clicking the upside down one.
• The CHEAT LINK BANNER system. You seriously learn to read whatever you click as often times, these banners are mixed in the ad list and email lists.
  

And there you have it! More posts as soon as I can think of what else to write about.