Does the corresponding book get anything from SBR? Kind of important, cause if they don't get anything, I'd rather not hurt a book I like and vice versa.
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I'm sure the book gets something, free advertising or some kind of cash for the number of people that redeem.Comment -
everybody gets something. you get rewarded for participating here, SBR builds its power by your participation here, and book gets a happier customer, whose bonus is substracted (probably with some multiplier) from SBR affiliate fee.Originally posted by Rollins08
go ahead and use those points.Comment -
i dont think the books would be offering it if it didnt ultimately work out to their advantageComment -
You are thinking too muchComment -
Just buy the Freeplay or Cash -- let SBR figure out the logistics.Comment -
they get something most likely cashComment -
Thanks for the responses...Even it is just speculation, it helps.Comment -
While I'm sure they pay for the opportunity, if you like SBR, I don't see why you should feel any more loyalty for your favorite book than for SBR. While the post describing how everyone wins is a pretty rosy picture, its not necessarily untrue.Comment -
If they are participating, I'm sure they are happy with their end.Comment -
The book gets a new or ongoing customer. SBR gets a percentage of what you deposit.Comment -
Diggity, it's usually percentage of your losses.
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AceKingHigh, true, and most depositors lose.Originally posted by AceKingHighDiggity, it's usually percentage of your losses.
And once you have signed up through SBR's affiliate link, SBR gets paid every time you lose.Comment -
I think you would be better to use these FP/Cash purchased through SBR to test out a book you don't quite trust or atleast that's the way I do it. If they stiff you atleast you didn't deposit and get stiffedComment -
If it wasn't profitable for all concerned, they'd have pulled the whole thing ages ago.Comment
