Damn shit, that's good salary to help webmasters :)

As you know, Timbo and DJ are old buddies from back in the day.

I'm sure you are right.

Who are you with now?

If you don't make money reps don't make money.

you net 600k/yr?

in gambling and pharmacy reps make sometimes over 30k a month, in dating and adult it can some up to 10k a month if th erep is getting referall comission and knows a lot of webmasters

The age old question.

it depends on the program, how many *house * accounts it has, the duties invloved, experience, contacts, and the biggest one POST COUNT.

POST COUNT= BIG FAT SALARIES! don't be fooled by the haters LOL.

I find that some webmasters like myself make more money at it doing what I love to do behind a stand up company like WebcamCash. I like the fact that im allowed just as much freedom as a webmaster working from home, the ability attened trade shows on thier budget, share idea's with a team and I love working together towards a common goal. I find it very rewarding.

Plus on my free time I can do my side webmasmerting. It's the best job on the planet.

and all the free gay porn you can handle right?

You also get to blow kisses at me on your free time.
Love that life of yours buddy !

why not do 2 things at once and make twice the money?

some people are just born too stupid to figure that out I guess :winkwink:

im not only a client,but the president :)

50 sleeping bots

WOJ is on vacation

Good one!! Thanks for the laugh.....

enough to ski 50+ days
enough to buy a slightly used car with cash
enough to buy one zip/week
enough to buy whatever toys I want (traction kite, skis etc)

i'd say the salary is based almost entirely off commission

:helpme :helpme

i'm sure that varries per program ;)

Could someone tell me exactly what a rep does?

Whats a typical day in the life of a program rep like?

You can be both a rep and an affiliate ;)

i wake up 6-7ish AM, scratch my balls, get on icq, call a few people no traffic having shitbags, take a nap, wake up, more ball scratching, more shitbag calling, answer a question or two, eat lunch, take a nap, call some people idiots, contact new people to get them to sign up so they too can join in the fun of having me call them shitbags, rub one or two out, eat a snack, stroke my pussy (cat you perverts) take a nap, wake up and ignore everyone who needs help with their accounts while I play video games and watch cartoons. Then I go to bed (round 2am) :thumbsup

yes, i am a big fan of this. :) I think it allowes me to better serve my affiliates because i share their experiences. Group hug!

LOOOOOOOOOOOL

Pretty much just like my day now.
Might as well make some extra cash doing it, anyone hiring?

Yesterday I put myself into second place all time in the office by doing 54 push-ups. The record is like 65 or something.

My high score on Attack from Mars pinball is 4.3 billion.

Not in all cases (if you own the program, yes. If not you have to set the terms before taking a gig). OH and yes, programs should still pay commissions to their past employee's, but a lot don't. Some even use their employees to gain valuable contacts and then dismiss them while taking said contacts. A lot of shady shit goes on behind the scenes sometimes. I am not sure how much reps get paid, I do know a few that have to rely on a good commission structure to survive.

I think pib cash is hiring :winkwink:

my high score there was like 35

DL hold the record?

the high score on the machine is 14B, one of the guys downstairs. Even I can own DL.. though I think hes rusty.. Indiana Jones was his game, I think.

I meant you could rep a program and still be an affiliate for that program (my WEG account is YEARS old) AND other programs too :)

But yes, a lot of shady stuff goes on too where reps get screwed (not with me and WEG of course, just seen it with other people/companies). :(

It's great that you can still be an affiliate as well as an employee. I know a shit load of places where that is unacceptable. It's like once you start working with them then all you have is theirs...hardly seems fair. And yes, unfortunately, companies do end up screwing their employee's out of hard earned money, although, I guess it can be a catch 22. But I honestly believe that once you started sending your resources to them and if your traffic sources are still sending traffic after your departure that you should still get the residual $$ from that. I learned first hand how companies will fuck you out of $$. I guess I could have just told all affiliates to stop sending to that particular company but I am not that much of a bitch...ah well, I sleep well at night.