Members receive paid email advertisements. Each email will contain cash and points. It will not make you rich, but if you have referrals, you also earn 10% of their earnings, 3 levels deep (4 levels for upgraded members).

When you click the paid link in an email, you will be directed to our site where you must enter your email address so we can track your visit. You are then directed to the advertiser's website. We DO NOT send paid search ads.

Our program is free to join and is open internationally! You can get paid when your balance reaches $3.00 or you can redeem your earnings for advertising. If you use your earnings for advertising, your earnings will have double their value (meaning that you get advertising half-price). Members can, of course, request payment in cash, too, by Paypal, e-gold, or Moneybookers.

We have many ways to advertise and custom packages, too. We will not accept any pornographic sites, or any sites promoting anything illegal however.

Basic Membership is Free and will pay you 10% of the E-Mail income that is earned by everyone in your downline 3 levels deep. Members can only have 5 people in their direct downline, the rest of the members they refer will spill over to their downline, helping them get referrals. Since you get paid 10% on all the people in your downline, it does not matter in earnings if you have 5 people or 100 in your 1st level downline! Your downline, in turn, will get you more referrals as they do their part of the promotion. Don't just sit back and wait for spillover, though, if everybody does that, nobody will get referrals and the program will not grow.

TOP Membership has a ONE TIME upgrade charge of $30.00 which gets them

- a 2-point ad to all members MONTHLY!

- Unlimited banner impressions for 1 year!

- 3 referrals on upgrade

- 200 PTC ads MONTHLY

- TOP members have no minimum payout requirement.

In addition, TOP members have a 4th downline level, which means up to 625 possible referrals!  

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