Many people get into thinks with the idea that it's a fast money maker. They're not. But you do still have some programs that promise you a pie in the sky. Working on line as affiliates with different companies marketing their products for a commission can be a lucrative business. The problem is the way the structure is set up, it could be impossible to generate an income with some of them.
Here is a good example. I am involved with a program called Free Store Club. You can sign up for free, but to earn a profit you need to be a premium member. They set it up as a binary program, so if your up line is recruiting, to will see your down line grow. Here's the catch, as a premium member, you have to personally recruit 4 in each leg that upgrade to a premium membership before you get paid on even one. They have a program NewNetMail, a private internet service where no one can send you a letter unless they are on your contact list, that works the same way. They just released a new program called NewNetLife, that instead of paying monthly you make a one time payment on, and they're saing you can make as much as $20,000.00 a week. This program is supposed to be product driven, which means you have to be spending money to make money. In this case the only one making the money is the person who designed the software. He's using the same products he sells in FSC.
This is why people who get into Internet Marketing can be discouraged. You have some companies who promise the sky. I like your method. This is what networking is all about. Affiliate markeying does work but you have to research the programs and how realistic their claims are.
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