HitBliss allows you to watch minute long ads, and 30 second ads, etc, and you earn a certain amount per ad. It really does not take much of your time, and it looks very well. But... you have to be engaged. There is a timer which you must click before it tuns out to show that you are still engaged and present. The more you click it, the higher trust level you get, and the less you have to click those annoying buttons. Oh, you also cannot go to a different screen, or mute your computer. But you gain your trust level, which is kinda like playing a videogame. You get bonuses for consecutive clicking, as well as clicking it early. It also gets harder to level up as you earn levels, because the message pops up more and more rarely.
HitBliss allows you to watch the same ads numerous times a day until your limit is full, which is 6 bars. Or 24 ads in total. Which will probably net you about 6 dollars a day... which is your limit. You can only earn 6 dollars maximum until you spend your money. If you love movies, just a little time watching ads a day can allow you to watch them for free. Awesome? Hell yeah. Of course, I rarely watch movies or Tv... Maybe now I can finally catch up with Dr Who.
There are still some bugs to work out, but it's free. So check it out.
I knew it was to good to be true used it once and already they are shut down for some reason probably costing them to much money I don't get how they can give that kind of money away for 15 min of your time.
ReplyDeleteI don't understand it either, to be honest. I can understand that advertisers are willing to pay a specified amount for your time, and hitbliss is willing to just give it to you, but I am sure that this was costing them a pretty penny to do. advertisers don't pay often, and most sites like to take 98% of it and promise you 2% for clicking and viewing, like Clicksense and Swagbucks.
DeleteBut hey, it was fun while it lasted. I didn't use it much though, because I have little interesting in renting movies or episodes.