JoyceHarkless
Master League
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- Sep 24, 2006
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I am a Honey Bee!
I'm a Busy Bee!
I am a Honey Bee!
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You get less than $1 an hour to submit bzz reports. What a ripp!
If you figure it out you will discover that you are paid less than (.40 forty cents) not even the price of a stamp to talk to someone, type a report, and then process your points to get a reward. I can do something else and get far more than that. I figure that if you figure the time out: 10 minnutes to talk to someone, 10 minutes to type and submit a report, and 5 to redeem?
You figure just the 20 minnutes times three for one hour... your time is not even $1.20 per hour. This is not including your electric paid to do it. So, I figure you are doing it for free!
I don't think you sign on to be a Bzz agent to make a living. I think the perks are the free products~some ordinary, some rather expensive~ as well as the coupons for free products that you can share with friends. Often is fun just to be the "first one on the block" with a given product~I think that is largely the attraction for most Bzz agents. The other things that they throw in, like this Mypoints program, are just little extras that line up with their basic philosophy which is to "get the word out" about a product or service.
While I appreciate your math and its subsequent truth, I think it is essentially irrelevant to what draws people to be a Bzz agent in the first place.
new champaign up..... Teddy Grahams Trail Mix
Thanks u so much!! i logged n, it was there for me!!!!! ''BTW I LOVE UR AVATAR!!!!!!!!
BTw, I have never used my points , i alwayus forget about them, do they expire?"
I don't think you sign on to be a Bzz agent to make a living. I think the perks are the free products~some ordinary, some rather expensive~ as well as the coupons for free products that you can share with friends. Often is fun just to be the "first one on the block" with a given product~I think that is largely the attraction for most Bzz agents. The other things that they throw in, like this Mypoints program, are just little extras that line up with their basic philosophy which is to "get the word out" about a product or service.
While I appreciate your math and its subsequent truth, I think it is essentially irrelevant to what draws people to be a Bzz agent in the first place.
Did anybody get their gift cards yet that they ordered?
Did anybody get their gift cards yet that they ordered?