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noles32
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#21 · Posted: 13 Jul 2008 21:51
Signed up today I will check in every now and then to let everyone know how iam doing with it. Its defenetley xciting!!
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TJamMoneyMan
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#22 · Posted: 17 Jul 2008 08:12
Let us know noles32.
I finally got around to posting ONE free classified ad for ML.
I don't think this ad had anything to do with this because the ad gets buried pretty soon.
I TRIED to upgrade the ad but that too is another unsuccessful story.
But somehow, my ML jumped up to 16 members - 8 direct and 8 second level referrals.
In one day no less!
As I overhaul my network marketing, I look forward to the possibilities!
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David
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#23 · Posted: 24 Jul 2008 02:43
This looks a great business but I am surprised that they want so much proof of identity. I have to send a scanned copy of Identity and address. PayPal does not ask for any of this. Is this what you guys have had to do?
Is it because I am from overseas?
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TJamMoneyMan
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#24 · Posted: 24 Jul 2008 04:24
That's something David.
I don't remember going through any of that, and I am SURE I would have remembered scanning any I.D.
Are you talking about the requirements for ALERT PAY or is this actually something MAMMOTH LIST is asking you to do?
I certainly can't tell you what the problem is, but I bet you'll get an answer if you ask the site admin.
Have you tried that?
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David
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#25 · Posted: 24 Jul 2008 04:32
Hi,
Just following on from my previous post, there is so much concern about identity theft. AlertPay require a copy of my drivers licence or passport. The information that AlertPay requires includes my birthdate. This makes it easy for anyone who gets hold of my info. Are AlertPay a well established company? I had never heard of them before.
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TJamMoneyMan
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#26 · Posted: 24 Jul 2008 04:54
Alert Pay has been around.
PAYPAL is not without issues as well.
People have had problems with both of them to tell you the truth.
Just do a google search.
I use PAYPAL as well as Alert Pay and haven't had any problems myself.
EXCEPT!!!
Paypal shut down my account and a LOT of other forum members accounts over a couple of sites we were promoting.
You can find out about it if you do a search on this forum.
They have shut down MANY accounts worldwide and people never were satisfied.
Losing large sums, charge backs, etc.
They re-opened my account, after I removed their pay button from the site they didn't like.
MAINLY, I didn't like how that was done, without warning, and for a site that really didn't violate their terms of use.
But they re-opened my account, and I haven't had a problem with them since.
I think you just have to be careful if PAYPAL is being used on a site you are promoting.
They WILL zap your account if need be!!
No warning either!
The best pay processor IMHO is TRME, but folx don't know it yet!
But I digress... get with ML, it almost promotes itself!
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David
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#27 · Posted: 24 Jul 2008 19:12
Hi TJamMoneyMan,
Thanks for your replies.
I have one other question. Do I need to open up an account with SolidTrustPay and SafePay for the benefit of any of my prospects who prefer to use them?
I have submitted a support ticket to ML but I thought a reply from someone succeeding with ML might help.
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TJamMoneyMan
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#28 · Posted: 25 Jul 2008 06:38
David: I have submitted a support ticket to ML but I thought a reply from someone succeeding with ML might help.
How about a reply from someone BARELY succeeding with ML!
A little at a time anyway, I'm at 19 members!
I would imagine you would absolutely need to have the same account to do biz with someone else wanting to use that account.
I had a problem with SolidTrustPay - I can't get on their site or something.
One headache after another.
Axually, I have to take a look at both of these accounts, now that you mention this...
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David
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#29 · Posted: 26 Jul 2008 09:54
Hi TJamMoneyMan,
I have just read from ML that they hold the money from my sign ups in their account and then pay me into Alertpay when I request it. Have you received money from ML OK?
(Thanks for your answers)
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TJamMoneyMan
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#30 · Posted: 26 Jul 2008 13:54 · Edited by: TJamMoneyMan
wwweeeellllll,,, no...
I never asked yet!
catch is, the processing fee.
ACTUALLY, I'm glad you asked because, this answers your question about which pay-processor to use.
You can make a withdrawal at $10 or more.
This will cost you $4 with Alert Pay or Solid Trust Pay.
Safe Pay costs $2 per withdrawal.
Since withdrawal at $10 nets you only $6 or $8, you wanna wait until you get a bunch o' dough before you break open the piggy bank!
On the other hand, if you don't trust them, or just can't wait(!!), go for a lower withdrawal.
Anyway, this tells you that it doesn't matter what type of pay-processor your referral uses, as far as concerns your getting paid.
ML, pays YOU through the pay processor of your choice (their list).
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siddu
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#31 · Posted: 27 Jul 2008 03:32
Hi can anybody show payment proof for mammothlist.
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TJamMoneyMan
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#32 · Posted: 28 Jul 2008 21:22
siddu: Hi can anybody show payment proof for mammothlist.
What could POSSIBLY be proof of payment?
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TJamMoneyMan
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#33 · Posted: 29 Jul 2008 05:53 · Edited by: TJamMoneyMan
By that I mean,
unless someone is going to view your account - maybe watch an ML'er log-in etc...?
I don't think you have to worry about ML paying you via ALERT PAY, SOLID TRUST PAY, or SAFE PAY - their payment processor options.
I'd take a payout NOW, but the fee is $4 (Alert Pay).
So, the best idea is to wait 'til you get enough to be worth the 4 bux!
Maybe $100 ??
I'll let u know when I get THERE!!
The main concern right now is for you to get 20 paid members.
You'll have $40 due.
From there, the list starts to REALLY snowball.
So I'm told etc...
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wealthcreator
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#34 · Posted: 30 Jul 2008 09:37
I am also doing pretty good on this program too. In just 2 weeks I got 5 prospects and 2 active members. The reason why my conversion rate is very high is that I am using a complete downline builder system designed by Thomas Sullivan called the Power of 3.
His system is truly remarkable and is helping his downlines to fill up the 3 referrals quota. His system comes with a complete advertising links that help you promote the site. He is helping all his downlines to promote their links.
Members received good response every week just by using
the Power of 3 system.
If you haven't tried this Simple System yet, then you
are really missing out on lot's of EASY CASH.
The system is free and should get your prospects to act immediately .
I am using his system and this one is worth a try!
sincerely,
Kim Wong
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TJamMoneyMan
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#35 · Posted: 10 Aug 2008 00:05
wealthcreator: If you haven't tried this Simple System yet, then you are really missing out on lot's of EASY CASH. The system is free and should get your prospects to act immediately . I am using his system and this one is worth a try!
Hi there Kim,
I saw your website, and of course I'm jealous!!
How do I get a website eggzackly like THAT!?
It looks like a GREAT way to promote ML.
Offer free e-books!
I have seen these once or twice promoting ML, and it looked like the Power of 3 website should be able to do this for me, but I couldn't quite figure out how.
I dunno, maybe I suffer from MAMMOTH stupidity!
So, how is it done?
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21times
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#36 · Posted: 22 Aug 2008 08:37
Can't say enough good about 'my' MAMMOTH LIST.
If ever there were a semi-passive stacking income and list building online undertaking this is the one.
Once you get a few adherents who get a few adherents there is no way you can stop this working even if you stop working it. But why would you?
Someone up the thread asked for proof of payment.
The withdrawals I have made so far have been paid into my Alert Pay very quickly. (I let it accumulate to $22 minimum to defray or spread and generally dissipate the $2 withdrawal fee)
And I keep using the money to buy things online.
I get a bit surprised on those mornings that I open my e-mail and there is no notification of a new member, though.
You could compare Mammoth list income and subscribers to the leak in the roof during the rainy season; the drops will continue so just put your bucket under it.
JamesP
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megaonlinemoney
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#37 · Posted: 25 Aug 2008 11:04
I have to say that i wasn't paying much attention to this program after my initial marketing blitz, but it's starting to show results - it took almost 2 months, but as of today, I have people signed up down to level 4, with several people duplicating.
Mammothlist is not dead and it seems as though it's beginning to build momentum fast as more people are discovering it.
For those who aren't seeing results yet, keep in there and keep promoting - it'll happen - be patient!
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TJamMoneyMan
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#38 · Posted: 26 Aug 2008 18:45
siddu: Hi can anybody show payment proof for mammothlist.
It looks like SIDDU has done the 'one post dance' but for an answer, I just did my first withdrawal.
That money appeared INSTANTLY in my Alert Pay account.
I then used that money to pay into another plan that proved to be a FAST money maker!
'Let it ride' I guess!
megaonlinemoney: I have to say that i wasn't paying much attention to this program after my initial marketing blitz, but it's starting to show results - it took almost 2 months, but as of today, I have people signed up down to level 4, with several people duplicating. Mammothlist is not dead and it seems as though it's beginning to build momentum fast as more people are discovering it.
Yes, I too have seen this explode far beyond what my promotional efforts have been.
I joined under a sponsor numbered in the low 2,000 2 months ago.
I am now getting members in the upper 10,000.
I haven't done much promotion other than forum postings either.
Nearly ALL of my growth has been from my downline members promotional efforts.
And yes, I have members all the way down through level 5.
GREAT moneymaker!
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#39 · Posted: 26 Aug 2008 20:15
Hi Everyone
I am curious to understand how Alertpay works under their fee list it says their withdrawal fee is .50 cents ? Kim I sent u a Pm .
Thanks so much
Karmen
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TJamMoneyMan
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#40 · Posted: 26 Aug 2008 20:52 · Edited by: TJamMoneyMan
PrincessK: Hi Everyone I am curious to understand how Alertpay works under their fee list it says their withdrawal fee is .50 cents ?
PrincessK the cost of withdrawing funds from your MAMMOTH LIST account to your ALERT PAY account is $4.
The $.50 withdrawal fee you are referring to is the cost of transferring funds from your ALERT PAY account, the the personal bank account of your choice.
Hope that helps...
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