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[POGINGPOGI]

HELLO. :D I JUST WANT TO MAKE A COMMENT ABOUT THIS RULE FROM TRADERS PAYING FOR GREENS. I BELIEVE YOU SHOULD BE MORE LINIENT ABOUT THIS BECAUSE AS YOU KNOW SOME OR MOST OF FREE SITES EVEN THOUGH THE OFFERS INDICATES INSTANT CREDIT DOES NOT CREDIT RIGHT AWAY FOR SOME REASONS. IT COULD BE THE REPORTING PROCESS OF THE SITE OR THEIR AFFILIATE OFFERS. A LOT OF TIMES, EVEN THOUGH YOU HAVE COMPLETED AN OFFER/OFFERS TO GET FULL CREDIT (green) YOU DONT GET IT RIGHT AWAY AND IT TAKES DAYS. WORSE, WEEKS TO GET THE CREDIT. EVEN IF YOU ISSUED A SUPPORT/CREDIT TICKET, STILL IT TAKES TIME.

TRADERS HAVE AGRREMENTS WITH REFERRALS ANYWAY THAT THEY WILL BE PAID UPON GREEN. SO JUST PAY THEM WHEN THEY GO GREEN.


HAVE A WONDERFUL DAY. GOOD LUCK.

[Teleboas]

No thanks. You do know that there's others besides you waiting for payment, right? Do you think those people want to sit around waiting a month while you wait for a manual credit? If you don't get credit, do an extra offer. Talk to the person you're doing a trade with, and they may even pay for the extra offer just to hurry and get you green.

Or, even a better option : If you don't want to go green in 24/48/72 hours, don't accept that trade and do a trade with someone that is willing to wait a month.

[POGINGPOGI]

YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT! I UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU ARE SAYING. NOBODY WANTS TO WAIT A MONTH TRADER OR REFERRALS TO GET THE CREDIT. YOUR RESPONSE APPLIES TO THOSE GIVING EXTRA BONUS OR PAY OUT TO GO GREEN IN 24 HOURS. IT ALSO DEPENDS ON THE PAY OUT AND THE COSTS OF THE OFFERS. ANYWAYS, TRADERS KNOW THEIR SITES AND SHOULD NOT OFFER THIS RULE TO A DIFFFICULT SITE AND HELP OUT REFERRALS REGARDING THIS SPECIALLY NEWBIES WHO DOESNT GET PAID EVEN IF THEY COMPLETED OFFERS BECAUSE THEY DID NOT GET CREDITED AT THE RIGHT TIME. YOU ARE RIGHT ABOUT COMPLETING ANOTHER OFFER JUST TO GET THE GREEN, BUT SOMETIMES IF YOU ARE ALREADY SIGNED UP AND COMPLETED OFFERS YOU END UP SPENDING MORE THAN WHAT YOU ARE BEING PAID FOR.

THANKS. 8)

[cleaninfaery]

most traders will be fine with having to wait but you better stay in contact and let them know what is going on.. thats the biggest gripe.. we'll agree to have some one be our referal and then no credit shows up and you pm them and you get no response..but sometimes they should not have to wait.. the inital trader is trying to make money too and if ebveryone is being paid on approval on that site.. one person can hpold up the site for a month.. how is that fair to everyone else

[POGINGPOGI]

WELL UNDERSTOOD. TAKE THE RISK I GUESS. :D


THANK YOU AND HAPPY TRADING TO ALL 8)

[cleaninfaery]

risk is always a factor..i didn't get paid by half the people i signed up under when i started..also do to all the credits stillhavent credited.. but if they choose not to pay me i will not hold it against them.. that is also why i am tring to train alot of newbies so they don't have the same problems i did.
the key is communication.

[shylesson]

Originally Posted by Teleboas

No thanks. You do know that there's others besides you waiting for payment, right? Do you think those people want to sit around waiting a month while you wait for a manual credit? If you don't get credit, do an extra offer. Talk to the person you're doing a trade with, and they may even pay for the extra offer just to hurry and get you green.

Or, even a better option : If you don't want to go green in 24/48/72 hours, don't accept that trade and do a trade with someone that is willing to wait a month.

That is the best way to go-- do not trade with someone who is so ignorant as to make you go green within 72 hours knowing how chitty some sites are on crediting. Most traders will offer a bonus for being so quick to green. And most traders can understand the wait so long as you ar in contact with the user as they have more than likely been in a spot where their green was not instant themselves. If they do not stipulate in thier terms that you must green within 3 days, then they can not force you to do an extra offer. They should wait for your green to clear at the site. I had to wait a month at one site to get my manual credit and a mere 2 days at another site. It just varies. Don't do trades with people that put a 72hr limit on you. It is not worth your time or money because I can guarantee you there will be another person looking for green on that same site.

But to pay on green. I don't do it. I have had plenty of users go green for me only to turn red on approval. Heck, some go green and turn red within 24hrs. Paying on green is not a risk I play in this game.

[KT412]

I USUALLY do not put deadlines on trades. The only exception to that rule is if it's the last green I need to complete a site. I almost always pay a preimum for that green due to the turnaround time expected.

It's a function of the site to some degree, but if the trader didn't credit it's more likely that something went wrong on their end. I've had many a trader come back to me and tell me that they didn't credit and say they did everything right. After asking a couple of questions, they almost always admit that they departed in some fashion from the process and step by step guide that I give new traders.

Personally, I can live with manual credits because I'm very laid back, working on several sites at once, am doing this purely for fun (don't need the money for bills, etc.), and have been on the other side of the transaction myself. I also realize that there's only so many good offers.

The one thing I will not tolerate is people making me wait on manual credits for non-cc offers. UNACCEPTABLE. Since they cost you $0, if you don't get credit right then and there, tough. Do another one, and keep doing them until you get credit, and it had better not get revoked. I strongly loathe non-cc offers, in case you couldn't tell due to my experiences with them.

As far as payouts - I usually pay on green. Most traders are honest people. If I get a bad vibe from someone, I usually just don't trade with them. I guess this is just a risk I'm willing to take. Also, I usually initiate my trades rather than the other way around, so I'm picking my trading partner more times than not.

[wookie0611]

After reading everyones response here, I agree with everyone!!!! I think its acceptable to put some kinda time frame for the green...or offer bonuses if green within the hours, 12, or 24 whatever it is you choose. this gives the person the motivation to want to green asap! :) Then maybe if they dont get credit they may just do another offer. Ive had to do that a couple of times! LOL! I got impatient and tired of waiting so i bit the bullet and did another offer. This whole thing is a risk! Especially with the huge amount of newbies just over the last couple of days! No offense to any newbies, I love working with them!! BUT you are going to come across a scammer every now and then....people i have learned not to deal with are people who demand outrageous prices, not willing to negotiate, or give ultimadums....im still trying to get money back from someone for turning red on me, but wont answer my emails! But thats another story! Anyway, I think its all between the two people trading...if they can both come to a meeting of the minds and its confirmed in the feedback forum then its set. If someone ends up unhappy thats just too bad because you both agreed on the terms!

Thanks for reading everyone! GOOD LUCK!

[taterbaby]

i dont think its fair to put a time cap on a deal-i tried to go green in an hour for someone to get a bonus
i did everything right but one offer didnt credit so i did a different offer and that one didnt credit either
i ended up having to go for a manual and it took over a week but finally went through
if i dont get paid because it took too long thats not fair
and if my other offers credited then its not beacuse i did something wrong
i also lost out on $$ from another trade because my credit never went through and it still hasnt- it says sent out for confirmation
i think if someone did their best you have to wait and pay even if its inconvenient