JerriBlank
18-01-2006 17:18:03
Have you ever seen a referral link like this?
http//www.premiumipods.freepay.com/default.aspx?referer=someonesemail@hotmail.com
(This is not the exact link - this is just to illustrate the link I was given.)
Is this kind of link valid?
jb
johnjimjones
18-01-2006 17:29:28
I played around with it and I used my e-mail that I signed up for in it and it doesn't give my referal ID. I used some random e-mail addresses and some that don't exist and got random referal IDs. Don't trust it.
JerriBlank
18-01-2006 17:31:36
I don't think it's a scam - a newbie gave me this link, which I knew looked weird, but I figured it might be a new way to refer folks. I've gone green, but apparently it didn't show up on her site. ( Jake's checking on it for me.
Thanks,
jb
johnjimjones
18-01-2006 17:41:57
I don't think its a scam, but I think the chances are high for you to sign up under the wrong referal ID or not at all.
theysayjump
18-01-2006 17:49:36
Never seen anything like that before, especially not for Freepay.
JerriBlank
18-01-2006 17:52:33
Damn. What's my responsibility to this person if I she provided a bad referral link and I went green, but not on her account?
She's also been out of touch for about a week, but hopefully I can track her down via her e-mail address.
jb
theysayjump
18-01-2006 17:54:40
You could ask Jake to switch the credit from one account to the correct account. I don't undserstand how she got that referral link in the first place.
JerriBlank
18-01-2006 17:58:15
Jake's already told me he can't link my green with her account. (
jb
Tholek
19-01-2006 05:29:56
When you used the refer people email address page back a couple of years ago, didn't the recipients get links like that?