Referralware
Referralware is an online business that has
success in convincing people that they will become rich by
recruiting members to sign up for the membership. Unlike most
pyramid schemes, Referralware represents three separate
companies on one website. They claim you will make three times
more money working with them as you would with any other
business system because the potential is
greater.
I believed their logic and
tried them as a home business. Now, I totally regret ever
signing up with them! Their membership page was packed with
helpful information, so I assumed the rest of their site would
be too. I paid the $19.00 to sign up and was immediately
disappointed. Unfortunately, all the pages after joining were
sales and I suddenly realized that more money was required to
even get started.
Still, Referralware kept my
interest by giving me bonuses for joining. They told me I could
cash the bonuses in anytime or use them after I pass the next
phase of fees. I should have cashed them in right that second
but I pursued the business anyway! Referralware made it obvious
that the only way I could make money was by joining the 3
companies because that way I would have the maximum potential
for income. I assumed that is what I was doing when I paid the
$19.00 but apparently not. I decided to join just one of them
to try it out.
Once again I had to pay a
membership fee to this new company. That means I was getting
two withdraws deducted from my bank account every month instead
of just one! After I thought I would finally be able to test
the business methods promised by joining that one company, I
was pressured into joining the second. I was led to believe I
had to follow their instructions before anything would happen.
Before I knew it, I was paying for all three companies, as well
as the $19.00 Referralware initially charged me to join. In one
month I had spent over $400 on their various fees!
Referralware promised me a
list of "guaranteed leads" that I could recruit into joining by
using me as their referral. For every member that I recruited,
I would get paid out forever. The fact that I didn't have to
generate my own leads seemed perfect, until I found that
Referralware was charging me $130.00 for 50 leads! The worst
part was that I had to CALL those poor people and beg them into
joining! I am a really bad at pressuring people so of course
nobody bit my bait and I was out all of that investment money!
They never told me before joining that I had to be a
telemarketer to make my money back! The contact information
that was sold to me must have been from interested people who
submitted their information to inquire about Referralware. It
seems unethical to sell their contact information. If they
didn't sign up when they were inquiring, why would they now? I
felt like I was harassing people.
I strongly suggest that you
don't sign up for Referralware. I especially urge
you not to submit your information on their site in case it
gets sold to its members.
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