Aside from any problems there might be with redemption... It's nothing
like a pyramid scheme - at all.
Jerry Johnson wrote:
This is basically a pyramid scheme, where you get one person to rope
in more people.
You might need to take some steps to prevent evil unscrupulous people
(like me) from
Well, not technically, since it does not rely on leveraging (earning
from your referals' referals).
But it is a pyramidal scheme (a multi-level scheme that has many more
referals at each level removed from the initial seed. Hence the
pyramid shape.) Nothing illegal about it, and nothing immoral
hi guys,
i have proposed to my client ( http://www.solocc.com www.solocc.com) a
referral initiative to build their database for marketing. it goes like
this...
1. you enter my email address in the referral form
2. i receive a html email from solo asking me to join up to receive
further emails
) a
referral initiative to build their database for marketing. it goes like
this...
1. you enter my email address in the referral form
2. i receive a html email from solo asking me to join up to receive
further emails (and show off jerseys etc)
3. my email plus your customerID are entered
Good point. There would need to be a check on already entered email
addresses (which I do already in the mailing list).
mike
-Original Message-
From: Jerry Johnson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, 19 October 2005 11:09 a.m.
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Referral Initiative
What
This is basically a pyramid scheme, where you get one person to rope
in more people.
You might need to take some steps to prevent evil unscrupulous people
(like me) from taking advantage of this promotion. If you care. (since
it is a voucher for a legitimate purchase, it might be you want as
many
: Wednesday, 19 October 2005 11:23 a.m.
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Referral Initiative
This is basically a pyramid scheme, where you get one person to rope in
more people.
You might need to take some steps to prevent evil unscrupulous people
(like me) from taking advantage of this promotion. If you
a referral initiative to build their database
for marketing. it goes like this...
One thing that comes to mind is that I could find a list of e-mail addresses
somewhere and spam people hoping a few will be interested and sign up. I
would suggest limiting the number of submissions a single
This is basically a pyramid scheme, where you get one person to rope in more
people.
or another (kinder) way would be to call it a multi level affiliate scheme ! :)
~|
Logware (www.logware.us): a new and convenient web-based
9 matches
Mail list logo
