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Why not offer them a flat rate instead so you can keep the percentage over time. After the model makes $x in earnings, then the referrer gets a flat rate. Make it high so its appealing. For example, once the model makes $2000, then the referrer gets a flat rate of $200. Works out to about 10% of the first check instead of ongoing payments and makes accounting easier.
Works out better for you in the long run too since you keep that percentage over time.
WG
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