Pages:
Author

Topic: 💵 Earn up to $150 from each sale | Affiliate Program | Cruise Vacations 💵🛳️ (Read 301 times)

jr. member
Activity: 66
Merit: 5
This service is still available
jr. member
Activity: 66
Merit: 5
You won't be able to find anything like this anywhere else.
Join today!
jr. member
Activity: 66
Merit: 5
The business model absolutely makes sense.
Let's say you want to buy an amazon.com gift card at a shop. You pay $100 for the gift card. The shop owner gets a 10% commission.
You go ahead and purchase an amazon kindle for $100 with said gift card. Where did the $10 suddenly come from?

Would gift cards be classed as pyramid schemes?
Ok, let's apply your business model to the gift card example. So, I come every month to a store and buy $100 amazon gift card, and every time I buy I get $200, which i can't use for another 12 months. After 1 year and spending $1200, now I have $2400 worth of gift cards. I wonder how long will it take for that store to go out of the business? How can that gift card reseller keep up with 100% bonus for every customer?

Two basic characteristics of pyramid scheme are here:
  • Big affiliate bonus so people have incentive to do drag their friends and family into this
  • Locking up funds to give you some more wiggle room, while new members are paying for the old ones.


I should probably add that the business is interested in the customers going on as many cruises as possible to get the maximum amount of profits. It has signed deals with the big brand cruise providers and we are therefore getting these amazing deals. The cruise providers are interested in consistent business. The company has representatives from the cruise providers who work with us.
jr. member
Activity: 66
Merit: 5
This service is still available
jr. member
Activity: 66
Merit: 5
Join and start earning big time! The compensation is great.
jr. member
Activity: 66
Merit: 5
Make five sales and get free cruise vacations is still available
jr. member
Activity: 66
Merit: 5
Feel free to message me if you have any more questions
jr. member
Activity: 66
Merit: 5
The promo: Make five sales and get free cruise vacations is still available
jr. member
Activity: 66
Merit: 5
Come join our company and receive the fairest compensation in the whole industry!
jr. member
Activity: 66
Merit: 5
The offer is still available. DM me for any questions
jr. member
Activity: 66
Merit: 5
The promo: Make five sales and get free cruise vacations is still available.
jr. member
Activity: 66
Merit: 5
jr. member
Activity: 66
Merit: 5
Currently the promo offer of getting free cruise vacations for life when you make just five sales is still available.
legendary
Activity: 1568
Merit: 6660
bitcoincleanup.com / bitmixlist.org
It looks like I can't upload images yet since I don't have a high enough rank.

You can still post the link to the image, it just won't embed.

The free cruise vacations that are given to the sales team and are only redeemable by you. They're non transferable so I presume that is why they want people to sign up with their actual details.

I do agree. It would be amazing if we could receive our earnings in crypto. I will file a recommendation and I will let you know if this might become a possibility.

At the very least you want to add support for other, bigger name custodial wallets such as Skrill, Neteller and PerfectMoney - which should not be as red-taped a task as direct crypto address support - since I haven't heard of any of these Payoneer alternatives you guys support, and probably most other crypto users as well. Hooking up with reputable payment platforms is everything when making an affiliate program.
jr. member
Activity: 66
Merit: 5
I will fix the button the right away. Besides payoneer we also support i-Payout, Hyperwallet and PayQuicker

Most affiliate programs allow participants to withdraw directly to their bitcoin wallets. Is there any reason why this cannot be implemented?

The KYC requirement of Payoneer really turns me off...

It looks like I can't upload images yet since I don't have a high enough rank.

The free cruise vacations that are given to the sales team and are only redeemable by you. They're non transferable so I presume that is why they want people to sign up with their actual details.

I do agree. It would be amazing if we could receive our earnings in crypto. I will file a recommendation and I will let you know if this might become a possibility.
jr. member
Activity: 66
Merit: 5
In the first 12 months of membership you can use up to 60% of you accumulated Cruise Dollars. That translates to $120 every month. The remaining $80 are not lost but are made available in the following years. So within 5 years you pay in $6000 but receive $12000.
You don't need to wait either, you can start spending your Cruise Dollars straight away. If the vacation is more expensive you are able to pay the difference out of pocket.
But that's just a tip of the iceberg, as inCruises is just throwing money and other perks at those that keep bringing new people in. First you get 150 USD for every new member that you bring, then you get 15  USD per month for every new member you refer as long as he keep paying for his membership, then there is a free cruise when you bring 5 new people in etc. The whole focus of this scheme is  to keep bringing new people in, as they need them in order to keep giving such bonuses. The only ones who are similarly aggressive when it comes to bringing new users in are pyramid/MLM schemes. I simply don't see a legit business model that can give such bonuses.

Funny thing, I found bunch of YT videos in which people are openly advertising this as a MLM Cheesy.




See one of the posts above. MLM companies do not allow their distributors to sell products in high quantities.
We do.

MLMs produce products and let their distributors pay for the margins.
We pass the savings onto the customer as Cruise discounts.

In MLMs the customers have to recruit others.
With incruises we do not allow the customers to recruit anybody. It is not possible!
legendary
Activity: 1722
Merit: 5937
In the first 12 months of membership you can use up to 60% of you accumulated Cruise Dollars. That translates to $120 every month. The remaining $80 are not lost but are made available in the following years. So within 5 years you pay in $6000 but receive $12000.
You don't need to wait either, you can start spending your Cruise Dollars straight away. If the vacation is more expensive you are able to pay the difference out of pocket.
But that's just a tip of the iceberg, as inCruises is just throwing money and other perks at those that keep bringing new people in. First you get 150 USD for every new member that you bring, then you get 15  USD per month for every new member you refer as long as he keep paying for his membership, then there is a free cruise when you bring 5 new people in etc. The whole focus of this scheme is  to keep bringing new people in, as they need them in order to keep giving such bonuses. The only ones who are similarly aggressive when it comes to bringing new users in are pyramid/MLM schemes. I simply don't see a legit business model that can give such bonuses.

Funny thing, I found bunch of YT videos in which people are openly advertising this as a MLM Cheesy.


jr. member
Activity: 66
Merit: 5
The business model absolutely makes sense.
Let's say you want to buy an amazon.com gift card at a shop. You pay $100 for the gift card. The shop owner gets a 10% commission.
You go ahead and purchase an amazon kindle for $100 with said gift card. Where did the $10 suddenly come from?

Would gift cards be classed as pyramid schemes?
Ok, let's apply your business model to the gift card example. So, I come every month to a store and buy $100 amazon gift card, and every time I buy I get $200, which i can't use for another 12 months. After 1 year and spending $1200, now I have $2400 worth of gift cards. I wonder how long will it take for that store to go out of the business? How can that gift card reseller keep up with 100% bonus for every customer?

Two basic characteristics of pyramid scheme are here:
  • Big affiliate bonus so people have incentive to do drag their friends and family into this
  • Locking up funds to give you some more wiggle room, while new members are paying for the old ones.


In the first 12 months of membership you can use up to 60% of you accumulated Cruise Dollars. That translates to $120 every month. The remaining $80 are not lost but are made available in the following years. So within 5 years you pay in $6000 but receive $12000.
You don't need to wait either, you can start spending your Cruise Dollars straight away. If the vacation is more expensive you are able to pay the difference out of pocket.

In the case of gift cards about 20% is never redeemed. 10% is commission for the shop that sold them. I am certain that gift cards can be sold at a huge discount without the company actually taking a loss.

I used to work at a major airline company for a year. One of the perks was that we could purchase tickets for the price of the real seat cost.
I booked a round-trip from Europe to Mexico to Miami and back in first class with 2 interconnecting business class flights. The price I paid for the ticket was €500. The market price for the same ticket without discounts was over €20,000. This was an "R2 standby code" ticket. They have stopped giving employees R2 tickets for first class but they still exist for business and economy.

Most airlines are usually overbooked but the airlines are really good at estimating the "no shows". For every single flight there is usually a prediction of how many people will never show up. It is scary to see how accurate this prediction actually is.

When you add up bulk discounts, commissions, unredeemed vacations and other commissions you can totally afford to give people huge discounts.
legendary
Activity: 1568
Merit: 6660
bitcoincleanup.com / bitmixlist.org
I will fix the button the right away. Besides payoneer we also support i-Payout, Hyperwallet and PayQuicker

Most affiliate programs allow participants to withdraw directly to their bitcoin wallets. Is there any reason why this cannot be implemented?

The KYC requirement of Payoneer really turns me off...
legendary
Activity: 1722
Merit: 5937
The business model absolutely makes sense.
Let's say you want to buy an amazon.com gift card at a shop. You pay $100 for the gift card. The shop owner gets a 10% commission.
You go ahead and purchase an amazon kindle for $100 with said gift card. Where did the $10 suddenly come from?

Would gift cards be classed as pyramid schemes?
Ok, let's apply your business model to the gift card example. So, I come every month to a store and buy $100 amazon gift card, and every time I buy I get $200, which i can't use for another 12 months. After 1 year and spending $1200, now I have $2400 worth of gift cards. I wonder how long will it take for that store to go out of the business? How can that gift card reseller keep up with 100% bonus for every customer?

Two basic characteristics of pyramid scheme are here:
  • Big affiliate bonus so people have incentive to do drag their friends and family into this
  • Locking up funds to give you some more wiggle room, while new members are paying for the old ones.
Pages:
Jump to: