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Mar. 10, 2010 |
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In today's marketplace, on-line auctions are replacing everything from garage sales to department stores. The on-line auction industry has revolutionized the way people buy and sell. Companies like _ _ _ _ ¹ are getting rich from transaction fees. Now YOU can get a piece of the action. A new company, LocalYokelAuctions.com, is a breath of fresh air. It's like other on-line auctions, with one major exception: You share in the transaction fees. That's right. Local Yokel shares a portion of its transaction fees with you and with the people you invite to join the site. It doesn't matter whether they're Buyers or Sellers; you get paid on the activities of everyone you refer to the site. This revolutionary fee-sharing program offers virtually unlimited earning potential. How It Works This unique Referral Program pays you commissions through 10 full levels of referrals. (In case you didn't notice the emphasis, 10 levels is HUGE!) Commissions are paid on 50% of all on-line auction fees, according to the schedule shown at the bottom of this page. Understanding the Terms
Here's an illustration² to demonstrate these terms. ![]() In the illustration, you have three personal referrals: Jack, Jill, and Jane. They are on your Level 1. Your Level 1 is 3 wide. Of course, you can have as many more personal referrals as you like. Your first level is also called your front line or your direct referrals. The personal referrals of Jack, Jill, and Jane make up your Level 2. In this illustration, your Level 2 is 5 wide (Bill, Jim, Hal, Jodi, and Beth). As with you, there is also no limit on the number of personal referrals Jack, Jill, and Jane can have. If any one or all of Jack, Jill, and Jane were enthusiastic referrers, your Level 2 could become much wider than the 5 shown here. The same is true for every level through the total depth of 10. Some people will join Local Yokel and not refer anyone. They may only want to participate in the auctions. Bill, Beth, Pat, Jean, Carl, Ruby, Mel, Jan, and Bart are shown that way in the illustration. Others will refer only one or two people to the site. The illustration shows examples of that, as well. Still others who join Local Yokel will refer many more than shown in this illustration in order to build very large groups. Their objective is to multiply the number of people from whose activities they can earn commissions. We have intentionally kept our illustration modest. However, if you're hearty enough for a thrill, crack open your spreadsheet and play around with a few 'what-if' scenarios. You'll see pretty quickly how awesomely powerful 10 levels of depth can be for growing your commission base. The choice is yours. You can build large, small, or not at all. How to Get People to Join Local Yokel It's simple. Invite them. Sending invitations is incredibly easy to do. In your FREE Local Yokel back office, type a name and an email address – click 'Send Invitation' – done. There's even a step-by-step video to show you how. Qualifying for Commission Now for the nitty gritty. Here's where we reveal how much it will cost and how many flaming hoops you have to jump through to participate in this fantastic Referral Program. Ready?
We do have a few expectations, though.
In summary, the Referral Program is a 10-level, Fee-sharing Program. The Company pays 50% of its auction fees to those who refer Buyers and Sellers to Local Yokel Auctions. As our on-line community grows, so will the commissions. They'll be paid to somebody – it might as well be you. Future Glimpse of Exciting Things to Come – 10-Level Overview
Important Note: Neither the act of inviting someone to join the site nor the act of opening a new account generates a commission. Commissions are earned only on fees paid to Local Yokel, Inc. for services the Company provides to sellers and buyers of auctions hosted at LocalYokelAuctions.com. Commissions Earnings Disclaimer ¹ 4-letter word omitted just for the fun of calling it a 4-letter word.
² Example is for demonstration purposes only. Actual results are likely to vary.
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