TMI wireless

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Catagory: Affiliate programs
Investment:Free
Ease of use:10 (scale= 1-10)
Payout: 9 (scale= 1-10)
Test period:60 days
Tested by:Pop - Spyder
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Testing results have put TMI at the top of our results list based on relaibility of their site, customer service, and overall product appeal.

They carry an extensive line of cellphones and wireless-web & email devices at very competitive prices.

The strongest draw is the large selection of Free Cellphones, that include Free Shipping. This selling-point alone provides the final-user appeal nescessary to make promotion results impressive.

The affiliate program is both free and simple to setup, and requires nothing more than a coded link.

Banners and graphics are free to borrow, and marketing-results tracking is accomplished by reliable scripts and delivered through a GUI that makes navigation both quick and simple.
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Bottom Line

Spyder:
They pay $40 per free phone given away to end-users.This intrigued me
After the first week of mid-level marketing**, I had earned the easiest $240 I had made in a long time.

**(MID-level includes a text link on 2 websites X 4 pages each, and 4 doorways with submission to less than 1 million sources.)

Pop:
Mass-appeal is the prime selling feature, and the prices put your efforts in the "Easy-Sell" range.
Spyder and I co-marketed the links (for the cross-link benefits), and the total payout between Spyder & myself after 30 days was $4240, with another 14 activations pending...I'd call that very impressive for an affiliate program

Signup: TMI Free

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I Jus Lyke Confirming To Make Shure I Don't DO Anything Dumb But... ~LOL~ Jus Sign Up And POst Links Everywhere, Or Is There A Special Effort To This ?

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Hold On... SSN... Thats A Red Flag...

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For American companies, the SSN requirement for affiliates is an IRS rule, and not an automatic red flag.

Make sure you are on a secured page (note the padlock symbol, lower-right) before proceeding...but this is no different than putting creditcard info into a Borders or Ebay page.

TMI is a legit company, in business online for over 5 years (our minimum requirement for testing), and has an established and earned reputation.

As for the previous comment:

Like most other affiliate programs, posting a few well-placed links with carefully-worded text is just about all there is to it.

Should your text-link or ads intrigue, then people will click and check it out for themselves...and when they buy, you make money.

Like Ron Popeil says; "Set it, and Forget it!"

This is our motto with most affiliate programs, and we've got dozens running around the web.
We create a simple and direct ad to run the links, then spend a few days posting to as many appropriate sites as possible...and then move onto the next viable affiliate program.

Ask around; Lots of people are making a good income each month from Web sales, without ever developing a product of their own.

Simple logic alone will convince you that affiliate programs work...That's why there are so d**n many of them.

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~LOL~ Set It And Forget It... That Reminds Me Of Way Too Many Nights Of Watching Those Buy-At-Home Programs ~LOL~ Thanks For That I Needed A Laugh... And As For The SSN... I Still Don't Lyke It, And Yea I Know Enough About The Internet To Know About Secured Pages And Back When AOL Was Around That Was The Best Program To Hack With ~LOL~ But Tymes have Changed And So Has Security, I Jus Am A Lil Uncomfortable With Giving SSN Out, Credit Card I Don't Care Cuz I Keep Next To Nothing ON It, SSN Tho Has Your Life, And I've Done Some Things With SSN That I Shouldn't Have When I Didn't Know Any Better I Know What They Have The Power To Do, But I'm Poor Now So Anything For Money Is A Good Thing For Me I'm Always On My Computer Anyways So Its Not lyke I Have Nothing Else Better To Do

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You're welcome to the laugh...it was intended to be a bit silly, that's how simple it is to market affiliate programs.

You no doubt have figured out by now that giving your SSN to a company doesn't have to be carved in stone...Mistakes happen...

Anyway, the SSN requirement is a sure sign that you are dealing with an upfront and legal business. They are following proper procedures that can keep both of you out of hot water later.

You can also join a reputable affiliate program by snail-mail if it makes you feel better...but for me, I have more faith in secured pages than in the USPS...not to mention the annonymous face who opens the mail when it arrives.
At least with a secure server access is highly restricted...whereas any secretary or a temp could be opening the snail-mail.

Like anything else, there are no guarantees...Crap happens...
You and I have seen a few nasty things happen on the web over the years, but for the most part, affiliate programs that have been researched and proven legit is as close to safe as we can get today.

That in a nutshell is the purpose of and reason for the SAM boards.

Much luck,
Pop.

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Yeap, I Was Around When AOL First Launched... d**n That Was Great I Took Everything I Learned From DOS, And Used It Against AOL.. They Had So Many Backdoors It Was A Hackers Paradise... Its Been So Long Tho, I've Lost Touch With DOS, And Technology HasAdvances I Doubt I Could Get Into My Own Computer If I For The Password ~LOL~
But Yea I'll Try TMI I Guess... I'm Not Great At Advertising Sites Lyke That Tho... Studio AndPTR Sites Are Esier Cuzz I Can Think Of Things, You Should See Some Of The Banners I Came Up With On Flash, I Jus Learned The Program In A Day And I'm Making Cool Things With It I DOn't Know If This Site Allows HTML Posts, If It Does I'll Post Up My banners In A Couple Hours