Funny....a year later to the day and I was having this same problem. I hate giving MF a dime. His idea of the second glass of water is to shove the hose down somebody's throat. Anyway, since it was basically the same issue, I simply changed the math and dropped it in TBS.
Jonathan have you truly examined the numbers associated with Paypeopleonline.com to see how they impact an affiliate's bottom line?
Is becoming an affiliate really this costly?
Basically affiliates would be paying too much for the functions of furnishing their TAX Info and helping you as a vendor with commission clawbacks?
Looking at the Paypeopleonline.com Fee schedule for Affiliates, here is what it's going to come to for individuals who earn more than 250.01 per month by way of your affiliate programs and by way of Cash4links.
...not really a quote but didn't want to spin this part. Here's the math on selling 7 TBS subs assuming there's no cancelations. This includes the fee to get paid and the other fee to get paid.
((((7 * 7) - (7 * 1)) / 2) + ((((77 * 7) - (7 * 3)) / 2) * .99)) - 4 = 273.41 or roughly 7%
At this point, affiliate's cut up is definitely
That is additionally to having to pay the IRS on typical 23% of their income.
That is also additionally to having to pay their applicable state taxes.
AND, it's additionally to having to pay the Affiliate Costs all Affiliates should spend to Paydotcom.com
Jonathan, you might not understand this, but this indicates, via YOUR affiliate advertising applications and cash4links.com which you run via PAYDOTCOM.com and PAYPEOPLEONLINE.com, affiliates will probably be pressured to spend about 38% to 45% of their earnings based on their state and tax bracket.
Effectively, what I'm asking is, "Can you arrive up with a better solution than Mike Filsaime's Paypeopleonline.com?
P.S. Although, I love TBS and your other products, as a businessman, these percentages don't add up.
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