The Peoples Program

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Jeff Neuman talking about the importance of applying the right internet marketing techniques to be successful with The Peoples Program.
Jeff Neuman talking about the importance of applying the right internet marketing techniques to be successful with The Peoples Program.

Why You Should Not Use A 1 Up System

If you've come across cash gifting you've probably heard of The Peoples Program.  TPP (The Peoples Program) is the #1 cash gifting program on the internet because it is different in many ways than the other programs that exist.  First off, the peoples program offers a residual cash gifting structure rather than the 1 up system.  In my opinion the 1 up structure is a horrible gifting structure because of too many people getting abandoned by their inviter (the person who invited the new person into the program).  To understand why so many people have been abandoned you must analyze exactly how a 1 up gifting structure works.

A 1 up gifting system can be a bit complicated for a new person to understand (especially in text), but I'm going to attempt to explain it for you...

Before I explain how a 1 up works, you should know this is how a "typical" 1 up system works and may not apply to ALL programs that have a 1 up system as their platform.  There is always a chance the program offers a small variation, but usually this is always how it works.

For example purposes, let's say Bob is involved in a cash gifting program that has a 1 up structure.  Bob gifted his inviter 500 dollars, so now Bob is at the 500 dollar level.  Since Bob is at the 500 dollar level, the program now allows Bob to be eligible to receive only up to 500 dollars as a gift from other people he invites.  But, before Bob can receive a cash gift he must pass up his first gift to his inviter.  This is why it's called a 1 up system because Bob must pass up his first gift before he is allowed to receive cash gifts for himself.  The online program should take care of all the tracking and knowing who get's what and what was given so there should be no worries of that matter.

So let's say Bob finds Jack who wants to gift at the 500 dollar level also, Bob must pass up that 500 cash gift to his inviter.  Now Bob is eligible to receive every cash gift from that point on.  This may seem like a great idea, but if we delve a bit closer you'll understand why this is NOT a good thing.  First off Bob's inviter has received his "1 Up", so Bobs inviter is satisfied.  Bob's inviter's only incentive to continue to train Bob is if Bob were to invite someone who wants to join at a higher level than the 500 dollar level (what Bob is currently at), or if Bob himself wants to increase.  So clearly, there is little to no incentive to train Bob.  If you think this is a good incentive wait until you learn about the residual concept The Peoples Program has.

So getting back to the example...

Bob's inviter not only has little incentive to train Bob anymore but he also has incentive NOT to train bob anymore because of the factor that Bob is now considered a "competitor" to him/her (Bob's inviter).

So I hope by you reading this, you will think twice about getting involved in a 1 up system because it's one of those things that looks "cool" on the surface but it's only when you take a closer look it has it's dark side.

Fortunately, there are other ways to do cash gifting other than the 1 up.  The Peoples Program (the cash gifting program I participate in) is a residual gifting structure, completely different than the 1 up system.  The residual gifting structure actually has the incentive for inviter and invited to build a long and beneficial relationship with each other.  Basically, it's the type situation where if the invited succeeds then the inviter succeeds for the LONG term.  I'm not going to go into much detail here but if you're interested in cash gifting you can visit my site.

My cash gifting site for The Peoples Program.

Residual Cash Gifting


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