Anyone heard of eVo/e-play? From what I can gather this thing is social networking combined with cash online games, it launches mid July...
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It's from Virtual World Direct who have been running e-Lottery - a UK/Europe lottery syndicate system - for years. e-Lottery *seems* to be a decent program (with an MLM element - does decent MLM exist?) You also have to play to promote it, but some people certainly do well with it.
They've been around a while (unlike most shitty MLM programs that don't last), so I'm thinking they wouldn't be pushing complete crap... but I guess eVo/e-play will also have a multilevel affiliate program.
What do ya think of programs like this? I'm thinking if it provides something normal users buy into, not just other affiliates then cool... otherwise only the guys at the top get rich.
The eVo site looks like lots of hype, no substance.... and maybe I'm gettin into the habit of associating any pre-launch hype I see with ebook-type shit! They've got a pdf on the site which says a bit more (annoying as sales brochure-type images).
(I've used a blatant affiliate link above - not because I'm promoting them, just figured it doesn't do any harm and I'm kinda curious! If you'd prefer not to use it, here's the non-aff one: eVo. -- Just noticed though that if you don't use an aff link, you have to request a 'guest login'... interesting...)
eVo
It's from Virtual World Direct who have been running e-Lottery - a UK/Europe lottery syndicate system - for years. e-Lottery *seems* to be a decent program (with an MLM element - does decent MLM exist?) You also have to play to promote it, but some people certainly do well with it.
They've been around a while (unlike most shitty MLM programs that don't last), so I'm thinking they wouldn't be pushing complete crap... but I guess eVo/e-play will also have a multilevel affiliate program.
What do ya think of programs like this? I'm thinking if it provides something normal users buy into, not just other affiliates then cool... otherwise only the guys at the top get rich.
The eVo site looks like lots of hype, no substance.... and maybe I'm gettin into the habit of associating any pre-launch hype I see with ebook-type shit! They've got a pdf on the site which says a bit more (annoying as sales brochure-type images).
(I've used a blatant affiliate link above - not because I'm promoting them, just figured it doesn't do any harm and I'm kinda curious! If you'd prefer not to use it, here's the non-aff one: eVo. -- Just noticed though that if you don't use an aff link, you have to request a 'guest login'... interesting...)
