During the whole month of November, we were only able to extend (by 240 days) 31 of our 70 RRs. Five were extended for 30 more days while 5 more were extended for 15 more days. That's all what we've got during the whole period.
Excluding the 20 RRs that we first extended after investing $30, 11 RRs were extended for 240 days using our earning. That means:
11 RRs x $1.12 (cost of renewing each for 240 days) = $12.32
5 RRs x $0.19 (cost of renewing each for 30 days) = $0.95
5 RRs x $0.20 (cost of renewing each for 15 days) = $1
Estimated Total earning = $14.27
Note: This doesn't include renewal purchases.
We're kinda losing a little money here since we already invested $30. Other RRs that were not extended already expired and we were charged for that since under their ToS 3.4,
Letting a referral expire will have a small fee ranging from $0.02 to $0.05 depending on your current membership/pack.
Yet, this doesn't mean that investing is not a good way of earning in NeoBux. Our mistake is really clear, we were too hasty in purchasing lots of RRs.
The real key here is management, discipline and patience. According to some successful NeoBux members, they started accumulating $5-10 first, rented 3-5 RRs, waited for some period of time until they accumulate earning of another $5-10 and then rented again. The whole cycle continues until they reached their desired number of RRs before purchasing golden membership.
The logic for this is for them to have a sufficient fund for renewals or extension if needed.
Well, we didn't do that. After investing and earning $2, we used to extend one RR immediately by 240 days and that was another MISTAKE.
But this is not the end of the road for us. Learn from our mistakes. This will serve as a guide. Of course, for us, this was a lesson learned.
Don't be in a rush.
This is your Click Brother, Signing off.
