Quoting Valerie on another topic (How did valerie do it? | ClixSense Forum):

valerie wrote:
Some times people will sign up and never click the first ad. Who knows why they signed up? I don't know. Maybe
they checked it out and decided a cent was not good enough for them. Some times people sign up and will be active
for months, maybe even upgrade, maybe be active for years....and then the next thing you know, they are no longer
active. People's lives change. People do other things. Maybe they get a better paying job. Maybe they pass away.
Maybe they get married, have children, spend their time else where. But you can't look at that. That is not the
way to be successful.

Yeah, people die as well, it's part of the circle of life....I don't know if mine is dead (I've contacted her and got no answer, it has been months ago). Considering that Clixsense doesn't sell refferals, maybe I could be someone refferal if the DR prize idea goes through on the Clixgrid. Anyhow, someone must be losing money. Isn't there a law in the US that states that after no sign of a person for a period of time the person is considered dead?


Peace,

I think you are overreacting. There are so many possible reasons why someone is not active. Just as valerie said. Your sponsor may changed his/her email address for example.

Kind of funny rubygees.
I do think there is still laws in place in various states within the USA that when a person is missing for set amount of years, they will be considered legally dead. The cases vary.

It's good the sponsor has sponsored you even if the sponsor no longer exists or the sponsor is inactive or the sponsor does not allow contact. The fact remains, someone, some how, some where, relayed ClixSense to you. You would not be here other wise.

So in reality the sponsor does not matter other than bringing you into an excellent program.

If you need help, there is a forum right here and also the support ticket system.

I had a similar thought to Valerie (great minds think alike! {yeah, and fools never differ!!} ). It would be more of an issue if referrals were dying off.

I'm not really sure that a person is considered to be dead (at least legally so) just because there is no sign of them for a given period of time. I think that there has to be a determined effort made to ascertain their whereabouts before an application can be made for them to be declared legally deceased.

It could be a simple case of the individual having made the choice to become a recluse.

Besides, as long as you are getting the benefits of ClixSense it doesn't really matter where your sponsor is, or what they are doing!

It could be their molars went mobile and they became depressed thinking about eating like Chevy Chase.

Maliky wrote: It could be a simple case of the individual having made the choice to become a recluse.

Besides, as long as you are getting the benefits of ClixSense it doesn't really matter where your sponsor is, or what they are doing!

This one's a good reason to start

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Either that, or the ghost that had been mentioned in one post, that appeared to one of the members while waiting for ads... got them