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Somehow the documentaion does not explain how this is clearly done.
I am confused. I think this is how this works
Let say there are 3 people in a multilevel plan
So
Charly level 1
Mary level 2
John level 3
So john refers someone to become a user and the value per user is $1 and the flat rate commision levels are 0.5, 0,25,0,10
So does John gets 10c, marry 25c and Charly 50c?
I am confused. I think this is how this works
Let say there are 3 people in a multilevel plan
So
Charly level 1
Mary level 2
John level 3
So john refers someone to become a user and the value per user is $1 and the flat rate commision levels are 0.5, 0,25,0,10
So does John gets 10c, marry 25c and Charly 50c?
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no. it's the other way around.
the "1st level" is always the one providing the sale (so, the affilaite who refers someone)
in your example, John will get the level 1 commission.
then, John's parent (Mary) will get a level 2 commission.
and finally, Charly (Mary's parent), will get the level 3 commission.
the "1st level" is always the one providing the sale (so, the affilaite who refers someone)
in your example, John will get the level 1 commission.
then, John's parent (Mary) will get a level 2 commission.
and finally, Charly (Mary's parent), will get the level 3 commission.
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