What Users Say About...

World Wide Autosurf is a relatively new autosurf, having opened for business in the late part of last year (2019). It is a simple, no-frills autosurf. Members have a surfbar URL they can load in any browser, and a surfing page will come up and begin to show sites of other members. You can set up your own sites with World Wide Autosurf, and they will be seen by other members when they run their surfbars.

For me, the main attraction of World Wide Autosurf is that the surfbar doesn't require logging in. This means you can set it up as one of your initial pages in Firefox. Then all you have to do is launch Firefox, and your surfbar will automatically load in a tab and start earning you views.

A free account can register up to 5 sites, and earns 0.5 credits for each site loaded by your surfbar. It costs 1 credit for each view you get to your own sites, so it is a 1:2 system. The surfbar rolls through a new page every 12 seconds, so you will get a hit back yourself every 24 seconds.

It is also possible to buy banner ad credits which can be used to promote 468x60 standard sized banners on the site. Other members will see them when logging in to administrate their account or when running the surfbar. Banner credits must be bought and cannot be earned via the autosurf.

There are also PPC ads which you can buy, or if some are available you can click them to get some (small) amount of cash.

Every day there is a little competition as to who can surf the most pages with the autosurf surfbar, and the top 10 get a text ad which is run at the top of the surfbar all the next day.

I have found it particularly easy to get referrals under my downline by promoting World Wide Autosurf on other autosurfs. I think this is probably because it is new enough that many other autosurf users haven't heard about it yet.

Site approval is done manually, and can take a day or two. So you will have to have some patience when setting up your promotions.

A deal breaker for many autosurf uses is that World Wide Autosurf has no advanced controls on the traffic you will get. There are no options for setting the source, visit duration, country of origin or anything else.

Nevertheless, the fact that World Wide Autosurf runs in any browser from a simple URL makes it straightforward to manage and use. If your application can use simple traffic, it is easy and nearly effortless to set up World Wide Autosurf to provide it to you automatically.