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From: WEG
Cash Date: October 4
2003
As you are undoubtedly aware,
over the past several months processing regulations adopted by both Visa and
MasterCard have changed considerably. WEGCash has spent a great deal of time
"crunching numbers" and reviewing these new regulations. In light of the changes
to these processing regulations, and in an effort to meet the needs of our
affiliates, WEGCash has decided to make the following changes, changing our 1
day free trial to a 3 day free trial. Many affiliate programs have already
removed free trials from their billing options and there will inevitably be more
to come by the end of the year. We, at WEGCash, are doing everything in our
power to continue free trials payouts while still adhering to the new Visa
regulations which went into effect on October 1, 2003. As of October 6, 2003, we
will be lowering EZ Pass free trial webmaster payouts to $27-$30 per EZ Pass
free trial sign up*. Our EZ Pass console free payouts will remain at $25 per
free trial sign up!
In
appreciation of our webmasters WEGCash has decided to raise payouts for two days
to $50 per paid trial sign up on either our EZ Pass Paid Trials
or our EZMag Paid Trials. On October 7th and 8th, 2003, WEGCash will be paying
out an incredible $50 per paid trial sign up (NO CAP/LIMIT)!
This is a great opportunity for you to test out our new EZ Mag sites. These
sites are converting at 1:140, so grab your linking codes and start sending
traffic today!
Don't forget about all of the other ways WEGCash makes you money!
- Loyal WEGCash webmasters can earn an additional 8% each month!
- Refer webmasters and earn 2% of their income for LIFE!
- WEGCash is giving away $17,000 to the webmaster with the most WEG Referrals!
- Coming Soon. Additional ways to increase your revenue!
Thank you for your support and
dedication. If you have any questions regarding the information contained in
this email please contact you account representative or email webmaster@weginc.com
Sincerely, WEGCash Management
*This excludes
Satisfy Your Lover which will remain at a flat $30 per free trial.
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