ySense Customer Care Corner

#1 by vrubell » Sun Dec 18, 2011 07:26

Hi, could anybody explane me what is Clixsense Team, and how does it work if i'm already premium member and a part of downline. Is it allowed at all?

#2 by homebasedjob » Wed Dec 21, 2011 15:57

No it is not allowed.

Every member should work had to earn their referrals.

Teams are unfair for individual members that is working hard to gain referrals.

Clixsense management should dissolve these teams.

The 3 are my opinions.

#3 by Eddie267 » Wed Dec 21, 2011 16:19

That is the reason changing your sponsor is no longer allowed, the teams are allowed but I think its just better to spend money to advertise ClixSense then going through that long process to get a few direct referrals, but right now ClixSense is being heavily promoted everywhere.

#4 by rheydickson » Wed Dec 21, 2011 20:45

Well joining a team has advantages and disadvantages.. But anyway having one could mean more friends, don't you think...

#5 by valerie » Wed Dec 21, 2011 22:25

I don't know. There's good and bad in it.

For example, there will always be those that do and there will always be those that don't.

If you are paying, say a one time fee of $25, to be in a rotator, that's not going to get you
much advertising any way you look at it. And what's happening, is your sharing that position
with others in the rotator.

You could take that $25, and do the advertising yourself.

Team work never seems to work. :lol:

I think it worked better years ago.

Most teams that are promoting the same thing, end up being in competition with each other.
It's kind of crazy.

#6 by rheydickson » Thu Dec 22, 2011 05:28

I agree... That's the disadvantage when all person is competing for each other to gain referrals than to work as a team and when the downline system goes deeper and deeper the newer members will start to think that the older ones just used them to earn more so they will stop referring or the upper members will stop referring and just relying on their downlines..

Anyways, the team's advantage will come only if the team will work as a real team..

#7 by EmirX » Thu Dec 22, 2011 07:57

Eddie267 wrote: but right now ClixSense is being heavily promoted everywhere.

Well Said Eddie267!!!!

#8 by homebasedjob » Thu Dec 22, 2011 09:10

I want to emphasize the User Agreement number 3.

3. RELATIONSHIP OF THE PARTIES
Nothing in this Agreement creates any partnership, joint venture, agency, franchise, sales representative or employment relationship between you and ClixSense. You understand that you do not have authority to make or accept any offers or make any representations on behalf of ClixSense. You may not make any statement, whether on your site or otherwise, that would contradict anything in this section.

It is clear that there should not be representations on behalf of Clixsense:

Clixsense Team USA or clixsenseteamusa.com
Clixsense Team Mars or clixsenseteammars.com
etc etc

Such representations can be in conflict of the cause of Clixsense. There should only be one CLIXSENSE.

Reminders on the definition of terms that can be violated:

a·gen·cy

An organization established to provide a particular service, typically one that involves organizing transactions between two

other parties

fran·chise

An authorization granted by a company to an individual or group enabling them to carry out specified commercial activities, e.g.,

providing a broadcasting service or acting as an agent for a company's products.

:IMPO

#9 by valerie » Thu Dec 22, 2011 09:26

Just for the record, I think the old saying BUYER BEWARE holds very true.

There are people out there that capitalize on those that are trying to gain referrals.
This is not to say they are all bad or they don't all do what they say they will do.
You just need to be very careful and not hand your money to every Tom, Dick, and Harry that comes along.
Do your research, ask questions, etc.

#10 by homebasedjob » Thu Dec 22, 2011 09:28

Eddie267 wrote: That is the reason changing your sponsor is no longer allowed, the teams are allowed but I think its just better to spend money to advertise ClixSense then going through that long process to get a few direct referrals, but right now ClixSense is being heavily promoted everywhere.

#11 by homebasedjob » Thu Dec 22, 2011 09:31

valerie wrote: Just for the record, I think the old saying BUYER BEWARE holds very true.

There are people out there that capitalize on those that are trying to gain referrals.
This is not to say they are all bad or they don't all do what they say they will do.
You just need to be very careful and not hand your money to every Tom, Dick, and Harry that comes along.
Do your research, ask questions, etc.

"Caveat emptor" in Latin term.

#12 by homebasedjob » Thu Dec 22, 2011 09:33

rheydickson wrote: Well joining a team has advantages and disadvantages.. But anyway having one could mean more friends, don't you think...

....you could also be a friend to any Clixsense member.

#13 by rheydickson » Thu Dec 22, 2011 14:43

homebasedjob wrote:
rheydickson wrote: Well joining a team has advantages and disadvantages.. But anyway having one could mean more friends, don't you think...
....you could also be a friend to any Clixsense member.

Yes you can if you knew them that is.. If you have registered in clixsense, you can't even contact your upline if he opt to not to show his email or other details.. Many members in clixsense had been 2-3 years now in clixsense and still they dont know who their upline is..

#14 by vrubell » Fri Dec 23, 2011 18:05

Thanks all of you. At least i know now that life is not so simple thing and Clixsense is not an exception.

#15 by valerie » Fri Dec 23, 2011 18:51

Well Budkin, I think just the opposite. Some times people make simple things, complicated.

Sure, the standard same ole same old places that a particular sector is use to advertising at or with, may have
a lot of CS members already. The flip side is, there are millions of people out there that have never heard of CS.
Whether it be advertisers or whether be people that would like to make extra money. That's why I think having
a blog is a good idea and keeping the blog updated. Which is by the way, one thing I don't have but intend to do..
blog. You may not get a swarm of sign ups but as long as you keep updating content on your blog, most probable
you will get referrals from it.

ClixSense is very simple to explain. Sure is a lot easier to explain it than most anything else I have or am a
member of:

Online almost 5 years
Free
Optional crazy low yearly fee
Earn by viewing brief advertisers ads
Make money as your time allows
Refer others and make more money
Lots of payout options
Weekly payouts possible

That's it in a nutshell. It does not matter who your sponsor is or even if you know who your sponsor is.
This is not triveta or amway or some crazy topsy turvy matrix that sells potions or plastics. We don't need
to go to conferences, pay for dvd's, watch insane videos, start a cult, or hoax people into joining us.

Keep It Simple because it is.

#16 by homebasedjob » Fri Dec 23, 2011 21:16

rheydickson wrote:
homebasedjob wrote:
rheydickson wrote: Well joining a team has advantages and disadvantages.. But anyway having one could mean more friends, don't you think...
....you could also be a friend to any Clixsense member.

Yes you can if you knew them that is.. If you have registered in clixsense, you can't even contact your upline if he opt to not to show his email or other details.. Many members in clixsense had been 2-3 years now in clixsense and still they dont know who their upline is..

Your upline is not the only member of Clixsense that you may want to connect with. Here is a forum that you can make a lot of friends from different parts of the world.

#17 by rheydickson » Fri Dec 23, 2011 22:28

homebasedjob wrote:
rheydickson wrote:
homebasedjob wrote:
rheydickson wrote: Well joining a team has advantages and disadvantages.. But anyway having one could mean more friends, don't you think...
....you could also be a friend to any Clixsense member.

Yes you can if you knew them that is.. If you have registered in clixsense, you can't even contact your upline if he opt to not to show his email or other details.. Many members in clixsense had been 2-3 years now in clixsense and still they dont know who their upline is..
Your upline is not the only member of Clixsense that you may want to connect with. Here is a forum that you can make a lot of friends from different parts of the world.

Well, I agree that you can know people all around the world.. But wouldn't it be nice knowing who are with on your line?

#18 by homebasedjob » Fri Dec 23, 2011 23:14

Of course it is nice to get to know your downlines. That is why we have personal message box here at clixsense to connect with them.

#19 by rheydickson » Mon Dec 26, 2011 06:18

homebasedjob wrote: Of course it is nice to get to know your downlines. That is why we have personal message box here at clixsense to connect with them.

But how can they actually reply to your messages and get to know.. much better if you can contact your upline to ask for tips since he is the one who invited you..

Anyways, have teams or not, important you earn and you enjoy while you earn..

#20 by WeeCash » Mon Dec 26, 2011 07:16

rheydickson wrote:
But how can they actually reply to your messages and get to know.. much better if you can contact your upline to ask for tips since he is the one who invited you..

Anyways, have teams or not, important you earn and you enjoy while you earn..

You can contact your upline by e-mail ( if he/she shared it with you ) and you can also share your e-mail address in message box with your downline to get in touch with them.

EDIT: My mistake, I'm sorry.

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