Affiliate Fee To Be Scrapped

[Tristan]

Following today's "Golden Ticket Event", VWD have announced that the £9.99 Affiliate membership fee will be scrapped from the 11th May 2009!

[grant]

This will really kick start things. How nice not having to explain the difference between a business side and a player side now.

[gary]

It's great to see the fee scrapped. It will give people a chance to see if they can build a team without having to pay. When we did this with uVme my team grew at a fast rate.

[Tristan]

It's great to see the fee scrapped. It will give people a chance to see if they can build a team without having to pay. When we did this with uVme my team grew at a fast rate.

I've got the feeling our teams are gonna explode following 11th May!

[gary]

I think everyone there yesterday will agree!

[dribbler]

I wonder if this will effect some of the players we already have in our downlines, will it make then converts. Im sure that they will all want more golden tickets.

I am really pleased with the way e-lottery is heading. It really is even more better value for money.

you get 1. Better odds of winning
2. Two chances to win £1000 per week
3. and now....Golden Tickets to win prizes every four weeks
4. Golden tickets to win a mini.
5. They opportunity to simply recomend the way you play and earn a few extra pennies.

If that isnt value for money I really dont know what is......its lottery plus, plus, plus.

Dawn

[SooP]

Well said Dawn. Sorry we didn't have longer to Chat yesterday

As we will now have a situation when anybody that registers for more information on the Business side of elottery is automatically made an affiliate, this could put us into a positions where we may have somebody on level 10 recruiting with no active affiliates above them. These inactive affiliates will be compressed out of the genealogy when the commissions are worked out so if we have deep levels with active affiliates below a string of inactive ones we should still get our 5% payments.

[lottomad]

Great summary, may I add as affiliates you can also win matching prizes, so if you qualify, if one in your down line wins, you win the same prize or cash equivilant.

[dkr enterprises]

i was very happy at the meeting when this was anouced by tom, my advise is and i will be doing this my self,
when a new member signs up we need to get them to put a value on their new business from day one, by having a value on their business it will encourage them to go out and promote, we need to get them to invest in domain names and printed cards or leafets and dvd's, this is their value, so the cost is too great not to work, it's so easy to sign up and wait for tomorrow and we all know that tomorrow never comes.

[gary]

I agree with David. Value is important.

I can see both sides of the argument. Those who say that when the fee was £9.99 it was to low. And when there is a fee it acts as a barrier.

Over all I think that scrapping the fee is for the better. It will be our job as sponsors to give the business a perceived value.

I like the idea a few people used to explain the cost of setting up the business. They said it costs £485 to join. (£40 per month both games + join fee) The great news you can pay this monthly. It’s up to you how long you pay this for. Because the sooner you generate enough to cover your fee you stop paying. That of course when you had to be a player to be an affiliate. Explaining it that way made it feel like a real investment.

We have always had the problem that it sounds to good to be true. “Something for nothing”

David mention about DVDs etc. May be there will be Start up packs that could be sold. This may give it a perceived value.

[smartwaytoplay_com]

Do VWD still send out start-up packs to new members?

[gary]

Do VWD still send out start-up packs to new members?

I hope so? but I guess if they do it will only to those who are also players