Beware of Click Frauds in Pakistan

Today I decided to write about online click fraud schemes because many Pakistanis are loosing there hard earned money and wasting their precious time in doing a worthless and nonsense job of clicking irrelevant ads. These fraud schemes are either working as Ponzi schemes, Pyramids Schemes or PTC (Paid to Click); but basically all of these are scams/ fraud schemes. There is no real business behind these click jobs, all advertisers are bogus, they are just paying old members with the money obtained from new members.

There are many legal, established and proven ways to earn money online but you must have qualification and skill to earn through these real online earning jobs. There are also many scam/ fake businesses in which scammers misuse and misguide the innocent people. 

Click fraud is a type of online scam in which members are paid for clicking on an ad without having actual interest in the target of the ad’s link. Click fraud mafia is strengthening its roots in Pakistan. We often see advertisements in various newspapers and websites with false claims that earn huge money by spending two to three hours daily online and clicking/ viewing ads. How is it possible? Who is paying for watching these irrelevant ads? 

I am not against online earning as I am also earning handsome money online since 2010 from different legal ways, but please keep away from useless schemes.

For instance, my website PakistanHotline.com is getting unwanted traffic from last many months from such PTC websites without paying any money. I never paid or even asked to anyone to send me visitors. I also tried to contact the webmaster of these websites to remove my ads from their inventory but all in vain. These irrelevant visitors are useless for my website, actually harming the ranking of my website. So if I am not happy with such free traffic, then who will pay for it. 

So my advise for all youngsters is that please beware of such click schemes and try to search and find some legal way to earn online e.g. blogging, free lancing etc.

Click here to find Top-7 ways to earn money online in Pakistan.

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Historical Photos of Pakistan

Quaid e Azam, going to his office on his first day as Governor General of Pakistan, with Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan

Quaid e Azam arriving for the adoption of Pakistan Resolution March 23, 1940

Quaid-e-Azam, Mohtarma Fatima Jinnah going for opening ceremony of State Bank of Pakistan 1st July 1948

Quaid e Azam receiving a rifle from a Pathan tribal leader during his visit to Peshawar as Governor General of Pakistan.

A Rare Picture Of Quaid -e- Azam Muhammad Ali Jinhan With Liaquat Ali Khan

Abdul Hafeez Jalandhari writer of National Anthem of Pakistan

Founders of All India Muslim League in Shah Bagh Dhaka on 30 December, 1906

All India Muslim Students Conference Jalandhur, 15 Nov 1942

Allama Iqbal offering prayers in Masjid-e-Qurtaba, Spain - 1933

Allama Iqbal with his son Javed Iqbal

Altaf Hussain 1st creator of Pakistani flag in June 1947

Bahadur Shah Zafar in 1858, just after his show trial in Delhi and before his departure for exile in Rangoon. This is possibly the only photograph ever taken of a Mughal Emperor

Dawn 15 August 1947

Dr Allama Muhammad Iqbal With Son

First President of Pakistan Mr. Iskander Mirza and Mrs. Naheed Mirza

Gathering for Funeral Prayer of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah

Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan (Bachaa Khan) with Gandhi

Mountbatten addresses the constituent assembly of Pakistan on 13 August 1947

Mustafa Ali Hamdani who announced Pakistan at 12pm between 13 and 14 August 1947

Nawab Akbar Bugti with Quaid e Azam

Pakistani Flag Flutters Proudly over the Rajput Fort of Kishengarh in 1965 war

Pakistani Soldiers, proudly carrying aloft Pakistan's flag,  Custom House  Munabao

A fleet of 25 guns captured from fleeing Indians in Chhamb Sector 1965

Rare picture of Yasir Arafat [Palestine], Mujeeb-Ur-Rehman [Bangladesh], Z.A Bhutto and Col. M Qaddafi [Libya] at Shalimar Gardens in Lahore on 23rd February 1974

There was a time when President of Pakistan Gen. Ayub could slap the President of USA....

This is how President of Pakistan was greeted in Washington USA in 1961

Yahyaa Khan with Yasir Arafaat

ZA Bhutto with Libya's Qaddafi

Rare and Unseen, Old Photos of Mian Nawaz Shariff

Mian Nawaz Sharif is the 18th and current Prime Minister of Pakistan. He became Prime Minister of Pakistan 3 times; first (6 November 1990 – 18 July 1993), second (17 February 1997 – 12 October 1999), third (5 June 2013 till date).

Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif was born on 25 December 1949 in Lahore. He is the son of Mian Muhammad Sharif and elder brother of Mian Shahbaz Sharif. He has 2 sons (Hassan and Hussain) and 2 daughters (Maryam and Asma).

Here are some of his very rare and unseen old photos.

Nawaz Sharif with his wife Kalsoom Nawaz on his wedding

Young Nawaz Sharif

Nawaz Sharif was in civil defence in 1980s

An old photo of Nawaz Sharif

Young Nawaz Sharif with his Car

Maryam Nawaz Sharif with her father 

Prime Minister's Laptop Scheme Phase-2 launched

Laptop Scheme is part of the Prime Minister's Youth Program which was started in 2013. First phase of laptop scheme is launched in 2013-14. Now government has started its 2nd phase. 100,000 laptops were distributed in the first phase and another 100,000 will be distributed now among talented eligible students on 100% merit based policy. These laptops are made by Haier and have pre-installed a number of useful software, and access to HEC National Digital Library.

Prime Minister's Laptop Scheme Phase-2

All students who are currently enrolled in PhD, M. Phil, Masters Degree, 4 or 5 years Bachelor Degree, Students of VU, Students of AIOU Distance Learning Programs, 2 or 3 years DAE and students of Government Degree and Post Graduate Colleges of FATA and Federal Capital.

Students are advised to apply online by registration or updating profile on following link:

www.pmnls.hec.gov.pk

For more information, click on the following image to view enlarged.