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Originally Posted by signupdamnit
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Do the right thing.
1. Either keep paying for rebills or pay up front 2-3 months worth for each rebill outstanding.
2. Payout all monies previously owed including those below the payout limit.
Or don't be surprised if someone gets pissed and karma bites you in the ass in some way.
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Originally Posted by HotMelissa
No they never learn lol I will always push back and so far I have always won! I may not have as much power as before but at the end of the day they are trying to do the same thing to him as they did to me. He was always there for me so I figure I should do the same for him.
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HMMM... she has it in her to do the right thing... she is backing up someone who was always there for her, sooo affiliates have always been there for her too... why not back them up???
I agree... the right thing to do would be to pay out everyone, even the ones under the minimum... and I love your idea of paying the rebills for 2 months (because that is the average retention)... I don't think prepaying them is the answer, because you don't know who is going to rebill for those 2 months, but at least say "Hey I am closing down shop, I will pay everyone who is owed money over the course of the next 3 or 4 pay periods" It's a lot of accounting to do when people are under the minimum so giving a 3 or 4 pay periods time frame to go through everyone is fair... and then pay the the rebills for 2 months...
I have always liked Melissa... I think she is a totally cool chick, and I think (hope) she will think about this and arrange some sort of plan to help those who helped her... because you don't want to burn your bridges... you take care of the people here and they will always come back and take care of you when you need it... everyone always comes back... LOL so it's not a good bridge to burn... IMO...