I Think they are greedy.

ianb · #1 (**permalink**) 22-05-2006, 11:16 AM

I Think they are being greedy.

Most affiliates are already spending £40 per month and they are trying to get us to spend an extra £15.

To get the full benefits of being an affiliate, they want to to buy every product they sell.

It is now clear to me that they care only about their profits and how much more they can get out of the affiliates.

I am quiting today.

tottenham boy · #2 (**permalink**) 22-05-2006, 12:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ianb

I Think they are being greedy.

Most affiliates are already spending £40 per month and they are trying to get us to spend an extra £15.

To get the full benefits of being an affiliate, they want to to buy every product they sell.

It is now clear to me that they care only about their profits and how much more they can get out of the affiliates.

I am quiting today.

All the best in your new adventures

Just remember........quitters never win and winners never quit

I know what bracket i fall into

lottomad.com · #3 (**permalink**) 22-05-2006, 12:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ianb

I Think they are being greedy.

Most affiliates are already spending £40 per month and they are trying to get us to spend an extra £15.

To get the full benefits of being an affiliate, they want to to buy every product they sell.

It is now clear to me that they care only about their profits and how much more they can get out of the affiliates.

I am quiting today.

Hi.

Its a shame you feel that way, and also a shame that its making you leave this business. This really is the easiest mlm business i know off.

Another shame is the fact that this is your first post on this forum, and some people will think you have just come on here to knock the opportunity. ( a dream stealer?)

Like you I also feel that this is VWD being a tad greedy, but at the same time it does give us as affialiates the chance to develop a further income strand. Some people will play this game regular some wont. I do feel that £15 a month is a bit much, and for that reason I have decided not to promote it, I have placed a few links online, but nothing more, from those links, I have some free prospects into my system, whom overtime may well join as lottery players/affiliates.

End of the day, VWD are a company and will have a target to make money/profit. This is a good thing though, I have a lot of friends that worked a MLM company before called everyday essentials, a brilliant opportunity, with one major downfall, no money. I know the two biggest earners in EE (untill it folded), they both worked very hard, and saw their income disappear overnight.

So if vwd makes money from this,is that a bad thing? No - thats only a good thing, it makes the company more stable, and means our incomes for the future will be more secure. It also means that the company has more income to invest in improving the site, and the materials we use, and also in the future to develop new/better games, and other ways for us as affiliates to secure other income streams.

Ask yourself why did you join VWD?
Was it to play for free?
was it to make an income?
Was it to give yourself more free time?
Was it for pocket money?

Seriously before you leave think about why you got involved, and then decide if another opportunity can give you the same potential chance.

Hope that helps

Dave

baz · #4 (**permalink**) 22-05-2006, 09:02 PM

Nobody is going to believe you are quitting because of the reasons you gave..!?

eLottery is the easiest business you will find. If you're not doing well with it, just ask for help - your upline or the good folks right here will be more than happy.

egroup · #5 (**permalink**) 23-05-2006, 11:03 PM

Great replies, baz, Dave.
Constructive comments can only be good for the program but it only takes a few stupid postings like the one above from ianb to instill bad feelings/doubt and we all suffer.

No one is saying you have to sign up for the ebidder program ianb and no one would expect you to promote a program/game you weren't happy to participate in yourself so stop your twisting and go back to promoting the elottery part of your business. Just remember that any commissions earned from your elotbidder downlines roll up to the elotbidder affiliate member above you. if your not signed up :D

As time goes on VWD will improve on things just as they did in the early days of e-lottery. You don't think the e-lottery game was as refined as it is today, as when it was first launched over 4 years ago do you?

I know, I was there (10152) but Tom & Len listened to their members and made the improvements that you see today as the "e-lottery" but those changes did not happen overnight.

So yes, say how you feel, but explain what you don't like and what you would like to see and not " I think they are greedy"
as that means nothing to me or them!

Think before you speak and post!
I'm sure that you won't find a better product/company out there?

.

tottenham boy · #6 (**permalink**) 23-05-2006, 11:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ianb

I Think they are being greedy.

Most affiliates are already spending £40 per month and they are trying to get us to spend an extra £15.

To get the full benefits of being an affiliate, they want to to buy every product they sell.

It is now clear to me that they care only about their profits and how much more they can get out of the affiliates.

I am quiting today.

Don't think when Tom and Len read what you put there be best pleased :roll:

Steve K · #7 (**permalink**) 23-05-2006, 11:33 PM

It's simple ...

You don't need to be an active e-lotbidder player. No one is asking you to do or pay for anything.

Whatever you decide to do, it's a TOOL.

If you're not interested in playing, don't.

Use it as a tool instead. Every person you say, "Hey, fancy a free bid to win a Mercedes CLK?" to is someone you're going to capture into your prospecting system. If it's a free text bid, they'll receive follow up texts, if it's an online bid, they'll automatically receive the prospecting emails.

See the positive and quit the negativity. No one is asking anyone to do or pay anything. Just use it as part of your marketing arsenal.

S.

SAFC1BeerMonster · #8 (**permalink**) 24-05-2006, 01:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Steve K

It's simple ...

If it's a free text bid, they'll receive follow up texts,

No they won't!!

:?

winnersclub · #9 (**permalink**) 24-05-2006, 09:04 AM

No they won't what.....

Receive follow up texts or receive a free bid?

SAFC1BeerMonster · #10 (**permalink**) 24-05-2006, 01:06 PM

Receive follow up texts, or some may some may not. I for one will not be promoting the text side of the business. Seems to have too many flaws in these early stages. I sent my FREE text and got charged 10p, even though I get free texts!!

Yonks later and still no reply. Thanks but no thanks VWD on this one.