The Jss Tripler
is a part of the JustBeenPaid Group of programs run By Frederick Mann.
It's designed to enable you earn money online without the need to
sponsor anyone. Sponsoring has always been a major challenge for most
who join online programs that require you to build a downline before you
can make any money.There are 5 programs in all but our main concern is
with the Jss Tripler.
It’s a Traffic-Exchange (surf) Program that earns 2% or more per day
for 75 days before expiring i.e you can make 60% per month on each
position that you buy. Just Been Paid (the main program that birthed the
other 4) utilizes JSS-Tripler as a feeder for it’s popular matrix
program. It is the combination of earnings from these two programs that
causes your income to Triple.
How Do You Earn?
An example will suffice:
1 position costs $10.00
$10 x 2%= $0.20 per day.
That position earns $.20 per day x 75 days= $15.00 ($5 profit)
Buy 5 positions at $50
$50 x 2%= $1 per day
$1 per day x 75 days= $75.00 ($25 profit)
Buy 100 positions costing $1000
$100 x 2%= $20.00 per day
$20.00 per day for 75 days= $1000.00 ($500 profit!)
10 positions earns 2.00 per day
50 positions earns 10.00 per day
100 positions earns 20.00 per day
500 positions earns 100.00 per day
etc....
Every 4 positions that expire gives you an entry to the 2x2 Forced
Matrix.Without a single downline you can circle out of the matrix with
only 24 expired positions!
But for you to benefit from the matrix you need to upgrade in JustBeenPaid at a measely cost of only $15 for 3 months.
Howw To Work The Program
There are as many strategies as there are members on how best to
maximise your earnings from the program. For me this is what has worked;
- Buy as many positions as you can afford preferably in multiples of 4( remember the free matrix positions)
-Upgrade to level 1 JustBeenPaid
-Shoot for a break even point as soon as possible by a combination of
building up and withdrawal from your initial positions purchased
-Then start building up your positions aggressively by buying up to 3 new positions for every 1 that expires.
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