Comments on: Bill Britt Responds to Quixtar – Amway Name Change http://mlmblog.net/site/2007/06/bill_britt_resp.html MLM News - MLM Reviews - Network Marketing News - Network Marketing Reviews Thu, 09 Feb 2012 08:19:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: XSNRGguy81 http://mlmblog.net/site/2007/06/bill_britt_resp.html/comment-page-1#comment-1447 XSNRGguy81 Fri, 28 Sep 2007 06:36:04 +0000 http://localhost/mlmblog/?p=760#comment-1447 <p>hey ty! I hope all is well. I'm an IBO so let me give you some more info on this "doubling of bonuses" deal..<br /> The first, and biggest, change is the Q12 bonus. This bonus can be obtained in a few ways: 7500 PV all 12 months of the fiscal year, OR if you go over 7500 PV by November and your total PV for the entire fiscal year is over 108,000 PV (which means you really need to go Ruby by the end of your Platinum qualification). The previous Q12 bonus was a $10,000 check, and it is NOW a $20,000 check. This bonus is entirely separate from the regular performance bonus schedule.. I think this is the money Bill is referring to..</p> <p>Next is the new bonuses after you go silver (7500 PV). At 10,000 PV you get an extra 2% of all of your BV (outside anyone in your group silver and above, or what's called 'Ruby PV'). At 12,250 PV you get an extra 4% of the 'Ruby PV'. At 15,000 PV you get the 4% + the 'Ruby Bonus' of 2% which totals 6% all together..</p> <p>To give some # examples, if you're a silver or above making about $3000/mo (you probably have 9-12 bonus checks btw) and you're over 10,000 PV, it's about an extra $500.<br /> If you're over 12,500 PV, it's about an extra $1250 in addition to the performance bonus (which with 12 bonus checks you're probably over $3500-4000/mo pbs only)<br /> If you're over 15,000 PV, the extra bonus would be $2,250 in addition to your performance bonus (which should be over $4,000)..</p> <p>My personal opinion is that the company knows people aren't going out and getting the width they need to be profitable and this is an extra bonus to the leaders who will go out and personally sponsor a bunch of people.</p> <p>I hope this clears up confusion about the bonuses.</p> hey ty! I hope all is well. I'm an IBO so let me give you some more info on this "doubling of bonuses" deal..
The first, and biggest, change is the Q12 bonus. This bonus can be obtained in a few ways: 7500 PV all 12 months of the fiscal year, OR if you go over 7500 PV by November and your total PV for the entire fiscal year is over 108,000 PV (which means you really need to go Ruby by the end of your Platinum qualification). The previous Q12 bonus was a $10,000 check, and it is NOW a $20,000 check. This bonus is entirely separate from the regular performance bonus schedule.. I think this is the money Bill is referring to..

Next is the new bonuses after you go silver (7500 PV). At 10,000 PV you get an extra 2% of all of your BV (outside anyone in your group silver and above, or what's called 'Ruby PV'). At 12,250 PV you get an extra 4% of the 'Ruby PV'. At 15,000 PV you get the 4% + the 'Ruby Bonus' of 2% which totals 6% all together..

To give some # examples, if you're a silver or above making about $3000/mo (you probably have 9-12 bonus checks btw) and you're over 10,000 PV, it's about an extra $500.
If you're over 12,500 PV, it's about an extra $1250 in addition to the performance bonus (which with 12 bonus checks you're probably over $3500-4000/mo pbs only)
If you're over 15,000 PV, the extra bonus would be $2,250 in addition to your performance bonus (which should be over $4,000)..

My personal opinion is that the company knows people aren't going out and getting the width they need to be profitable and this is an extra bonus to the leaders who will go out and personally sponsor a bunch of people.

I hope this clears up confusion about the bonuses.

]]> By: jaison http://mlmblog.net/site/2007/06/bill_britt_resp.html/comment-page-1#comment-1446 jaison Thu, 21 Jun 2007 04:25:03 +0000 http://localhost/mlmblog/?p=760#comment-1446 <p>Thanks for the information</p> Thanks for the information

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