It says [quote642a44e3f9]Don't pay with paypal if you have to go first. Everyone loses money this way. If you are a newb, use your trades before you open your wallet. You should be able to do about 20 trades easily before you start running low on offers. By then your TR will be high enough that if you want to pay for trades you can.[/quote642a44e3f9]
So is this just a general guideline or a set rule?
MyungChunHa
23-02-2006 12:13:07
just a tip to newbies to help prevent scams....got to protect your wallet man wink ....plus if you use trades to get money, you could establish a lot of experience as well as a good foundation of money (which i like to think of as "free" money because it didn't cost you much work and if you lose it then you wouldn't have taken any loss at all really)...then use that money to get refs....
GiftOrb
23-02-2006 12:52:28
If you still want to start by paying for referals, just make sure the person you are trading with has a decent TR. I would recommend TR of 30+. You should also check the scammer forum and see if your trade has even done anything shady.
So does this mean that if you are paying someone for a referral they should go green before you send a payment?
Berky34
05-03-2006 10:43:47
[quote70f5735218="Dang"]So does this mean that if you are paying someone for a referral they should go green before you send a payment?[/quote70f5735218]
No it's all done by TR.
fgr_admin
05-03-2006 11:47:14
[quote155c810b1a="Dang"]So does this mean that if you are paying someone for a referral they should go green before you send a payment?[/quote155c810b1a]
No lowest TR always goes first (unless your trading with TSJ, he always goes second, lol)
That quote is merely to save you from getting burned.
If you pay 10 people 20$ each and they scam you. Your out $200
If you trade for sites odds are you are only out the offer cost $10-$30