Tutorial WHAT IS OFFER? WHO CAN DO IT? INTRODUCTION TO OFFER FOR BEGINNERS!

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OFFER: TWO PATHS TO CHOOSE FROM​

1. Cheat: This has been the go-to method for many in the MMO (Make Money Online) world when they think about OFFER.
2. Real Traffic: This method has existed for a long time, and although only a small number of people follow it, many unknowingly engage in OFFER through real traffic.

In this first article, I'll briefly discuss the concept of Cheat. You can explore more details on Google. In the following articles, I’ll delve into Real Traffic Offers and guide you step-by-step on this journey.

What is an Offer, and can it become a primary job or career?​

The answer is absolutely yes.

First, let’s define what doing Offer means:
In simple terms, doing an Offer involves faking an IP address (Cheat) and performing an action as required (e.g., completing a survey, downloading a mobile app, registering on a website) to earn a payment for that action.

Why fake an IP address (Cheat)?​

Cheat refers to methods of exploiting Offers for personal gain. Essentially, you complete an Offer, get paid, then "pose" as someone else (e.g., a foreign user) and redo the same Offer. While this is fraudulent, many people use this method to earn significant income.

Basic Terms in Offers​

1. Offer Android:
   Using Android devices or emulators to complete Offers.
   • Advantages: Popular OS, easy to use, cost-effective. Initial tool investments are low, and sometimes free tools are available.
2. Offer iOS:
   Using iPhones or iPads for Offers.
   
   • Advantages: iOS Offers typically pay more than Android ones.
   • Disadvantages: Requires real iOS devices (cannot use emulators), and tools for iOS are often much more expensive than Android tools.
3. Offer PC:
   Using desktops or laptops for Offers.
   • Common Uses: Completing surveys, registering with fake information, or downloading applications.
4. "Change" vs. "Fake":
   • Change: A more comprehensive alteration, such as modifying device details like IMEI, ID, or device name, making it more authentic.
   • Fake: Simpler and less sophisticated; still fake no matter how good it looks.
5. Lead:
   Refers to a successful share or conversion.
   • Example: If you promote a game and share its link, every successful action completed through your link is considered a Lead.
6. Fake IP:
   Changing your IP address using methods like SOCKS, SSH, HMA, etc. It's straightforward and can be learned in just 10 minutes.
7. Points:
   Beginners often work under an admin who uses a points-based system.
   
   • Each point is valued at a certain amount (e.g., X USD). At the end of a day/week/month, the total points are converted into payment.

Other terms like CR, RRS, Click, Net, Landing Page, etc., will be covered in future articles.

Good Luck!​

Wishing you success with your chosen path!