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[chipawa]

When I first started here at FLR, my motivation was to give up my second shift job and do this full time.
I am not giving up on that either. I know FLR will get things back on track and I will be able to give up my job at a nasty Automotive factory.

[tinybajan621]

Originally Posted by monksmom

Ya know, I'd live here if it were possible...lol...and at one time, was going to give up the day job at my son's prompting as I was making more money here than in real day job. However, right now, am glad I waited yet it is still in future plans. FLR is a fabulous opportunity, the cost is magnificent and it houses the greatest social network I've seen in years...ALL huge benefits that well...just can't be beat once all marketing strategies are in place, to include my own:)

Motivation...to me...is my son...he is the one who pays penance for my time spent on here yet if there is money coming in, he's the first one behind me, checking sites for me while at work, responding to referrals, doing whatever he can to help as he knows it helps us:)

Motivation...to my new folks? It's simple once I understand their goals and objectives. If they are in it for the long haul, meaning wanting to go on to trader, the true motivation for anyone is knowing they are marking off their benchmarks, one by one...and that WILL allow them to be the best and most successful trader possible:)

lol...is there any greater motivation than self-empowerment??? I suggest not...being empowered ensures you are ALWAYS the very, very best YOU you can be...and that's what it's all about:) Good luck to all!!

Awwww that is so sweet that he helps you out with FLR!! What a sweetheart.

Kids are such a great motivation. Watching how they motivate themselves to learn something new it so amazing. They are such a shot in the arm!! I know how you feel monksmom!!

Although when I tell my mom that my daughter pushes me to do so much in my life, she reminds me that when I was a teenager I pushed her to want to do things too..she says "You were so wild you could've drove me to drinking!!"..lol Good thing that's not the motivation we are talking about here.

[gsw]

This is very good, Thank You

Originally Posted by ksarner

The IFWs are not allowed to pay people directly for completing the offers, but they ARE allowed to pay people to advertise their site and send OTHER people to complete offers. You can make a couple of hundred bucks just by doing offers. But you can't make a career out of it. There are two distinct methods of making money online through freebie-trading. Method 1 involves completing offers for someone else and having them pay you. Method 2 involves finding other people and paying them to complete offers for you. Here's how it works:

Once you complete the required number of offers (go green) on an IFW, the site is "yours", and it gives you a referral link that you can use to refer other people. At this point, all you have to do is get enough referrals to sign up on the site (just like you did) and complete the required offers or 'go green' (just like you did), and you can collect the prize.

Since there are literally hundreds of IFWs to work with, you can complete enough offers on different ones to build yourself a nice portfolio of easy sites that pay you $40 per referral. Or, if you prefer, you can collect a number of very difficult jackpot sites that will pay you $200 or more per referral. In my opinion, the best strategy is to get a nice mix of different sites. That way, you'll have a good selection to offer the people you find to work with. Once your portfolio is complete, you can walk away from Method 1 and all the offers forever, and start working on Method 2.

Once you have enough experience to help other people go green and enough sites for them to go green on, you'll find that Method 2 is a lot simpler. All you have to do is pay a referral $20 to complete offers. When he's done, you make $40 from the IFW. It might seem easy enough to do offers when you first start, but it gets really tedious really fast. The money you make doing offers is nice, but unless you're planning to just dabble in freebie-trading to make some extra cash, it's not really the main point. The main value of doing offers is that you gain accounts on the IFW sites that you can then use to send referrals to, and to get enough first-hand experience in completing offers to effectively guide your referrals.

--Ken

[tammyjk]

I'm way from being a veteran trader, but I came on and remain here for the extra spending money and all the friends that you can make. I love reading and relating to items that are on the forum. You feel the good and the bad from the people that on here. You hurt when they hurt and laugh when they laugh. The money is a good reason for being here too.