I have informed them to close my account over this since it takes a lot to be earning those credits and then have them taken off each week. If it was a once a month fee I wouldnt mind. But loosing 200 credits on each side a month aint worth the advertising costs if I was able to spend it.
This is what was said in their email:
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Today was the first day that we deducted the 'fees' from everyone's account.
We deducted 50 cashable credits and 50 noncashable credits. Please let all
of your downline know that this was vital to keep our books clean of many
inactive accounts. Remember, 50 credits equals out to be 6 cents per member
(only 24 cents per month). Last week we upgraded our credit splitting ratio
from 40% cashable/60% noncashable to 50%/50% ... By staying active, the new
credit split should offset the imposed fee.
We deducted 50 cashable credits and 50 noncashable credits. Please let all
of your downline know that this was vital to keep our books clean of many
inactive accounts. Remember, 50 credits equals out to be 6 cents per member
(only 24 cents per month). Last week we upgraded our credit splitting ratio
from 40% cashable/60% noncashable to 50%/50% ... By staying active, the new
credit split should offset the imposed fee.
The 50/50 split does NOT offset it, specially since the old 40/60 is still there in reguards to your stats. If they want to keep their books clean of inactive accounts why not just remove any accounts that do NOT get used over a 30 day period, that means no clicks nothing. They are charging you money of that you have earned, tell me, how many people will reach their $20 pay out level if they didnt have a downline or anything.
So I say again, they are taking your hard earned money. Considering it is hard enough to get people to click things such as SAS and ECF, then you will see what I mean.