I need everyone to please pick apart MyPowerMall !!

**Pennywise** · 12-24-2007 12:32 AM

I joined this site a few months ago and left it on the back burner for a while. Dec. 4, I found out that MyPowerMall was going to be advertised on TV and that any member with 10 or more malls directly underneath them would get their cut of the new members who joined thru the TV advertising campaign! Of coarse I proceeded to get 15 in my direct downline and 30 under me in the last 3 weeks.
I would like to know if there are any members of MyPowerMall on this forum and what they think of it . Or, if anyone wants to take a close look and analize the income potential.
There was a big change in the structure on Dec 19th. Anyone who joined after that date is required to make at least 1 online purchase a month for as little as $3.00 to stay eligible for the incredible discounts and commissions! That should help everyone in the program but it might be a little harder to get people to join. I'm already starting to get some downline revenue but it is small. I know that I can get the a healthy downline and market this well. I just need some help determining whether or not this will be worth the hours I can put into it. Any feedback is welcome.
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**rogercbryan** · 12-24-2007 10:05 AM

Who is the supplier of vendors? Is this a Quixtar Company?

**Pennywise** · 12-25-2007 10:05 PM

I am pretty sure they got all 1100 vendors on their own. I didn't see Quixtar on their website. If you look on their website you see alot of people with 20 or 30 years of marketing, high tech and business experience including a conultant fo Microsoft. One of their top guys is alo a retired marine with 20 years of service. It looks like they have a good crew running the show.
One of the issues I have is wether to go after small business owners for the personal mall where they get 90% of the commission on their online purchases. Or to go after non-profit orgs. and entrepreneurs that get a business mall and want to get a healthy downline but only receive 7% commission on their purchases but get a big cut of their downlines' commissions. I think people in their 3rd and 4th tiers give up to 35% of their commissions to the top of that line.

**Pennywise** · 12-29-2007 07:03 AM

I finally have 3 good members in my downline who have purchased some items. My commission so far is a little over $5 but it takes up to 2 weeks for all sales to register. I'm getting about 5 people a week to join so in 3 or 4 months I should be getting a $100 or $200 in commission a month. In a year it should be a $1000. Wish me luck!

**paul2145r** · 12-29-2007 11:20 AM

Personally, I stay away from this type of thing. It's just not for me. If I'm going to be making money, I want it to be on my efforts. Then again, even $100 a month isn't too bad. Take it all and put it into savings, and you'll have a pretty decent retirement package started with just that small amount of cash!

**Pennywise** · 01-01-2008 09:02 PM

Well, my efforts have gotten me 40 members in 3 weeks. I had 10 sales in MyPowerMall in my first two weeks from $7. at PetSmart to $95. at Vitacost.com to $50. at OmahaSteaks.com. With 1100 stores to choose from there is a great selection.

I just realised that if you have your spouse or partner sign up a personal mall under your business mall, you will get an additional commission on top of what their commission is going to be! Keeping it in the "family". Make all of your purchases thru their business mall and keep your business mall to get new members.

I am also banking on getting quite a few members once they go to TV advertising. Whoever has 10 or more malls in their first tier will get their cut of the new members that sign on thru the TV ads. There are only 700 members out of 100,000 who have 10 malls in their first tier. I've got 17 in my first tier so I am excited!. I will keep everyone updated.

**Pennywise** · 01-03-2008 09:08 PM

OOPs. I was mistaken in my last post. You cannot have your spouse sign up fo a personal mall if you already have a business mall. They also have to sign up for a business mall. That gives you 21% of the commission on any of the purchases they make. Sorry.

**Pennywise** · 01-08-2008 10:33 PM

I just had someone buy their airplane ticket in my downline! Slowly but steadily!

**Pennywise** · 01-23-2008 10:40 PM

I just passed $1500 in sales in my downline with only 10 aggresive buyers. This may be the one!

**bmissry815** · 05-09-2008 11:41 PM

HEY PENNY.
I just found this website and am wondering if you are still doing well with it? Can you explain to me how it works a little more between the different tiers?
Thanks!

**warrensway** · 05-10-2008 10:59 AM

Are you trying to sell us on it or tell us that it isn't up to par, and that you are actually looking for help?

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**Warranties-For-Less** · 09-05-2009 08:49 PM

Interesting,

I research them all, and although the low cost was attractive, with multiple affiliate deals like this, there is very little money going back to company, never mind being paid out to representatives. In all these years I have yet to meet anyone who is making good money, and I know several who have tens of thousands in their downlines, so no wonder they made changes, they had to, no one was working it.

Success to all,