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So I only have 7 days to ask questions, unless I get premium?? I have a limit to help, support, or asking questions, unless I get premium??
That is correct. This is way more than a lot of other businesses allow. Anyway, if you do the training that is available to starter members you may decide to become a premium member. The information/training available to starter members is really good and you get that for free, along with asking questions for 7 days.
But what if I don’t want to become premium after 7 days?? I want to see if this is legit for a while before I decide to pay money. I have a thing where I pay money for something and never get back to it, and I don’t want to do that again...
So what happens after the 7 days and I’m still not premium, do I just not use this anymore since I’m not going to have help anymore??
You can stay on starter WA membership for as long as you need (for more than 7 days).
You can do the starter training / access starter materials for as long as you need (for more than 7 days).
Additional training / materials are available to premium members.
BUT you only upgrade to Premium if you want to. When you see the benefits of Premium and you think it is a good deal.
Focus on doing the starter training (for free and for as long as it takes you) first. Then once you have done all the starter free training, then review what your next step is.
The training is quite detailed (you see videos of things being explained) and if you follow it step by step you may find that your questions go away. Sometimes questions are answered "automatically in later lessons" or when you try doing the tasks yourself.
Thank you soo much for the information, it helps. It also helps to know there are many helpful people out there. God bless you and may your finance grow!
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I have a limit on asking questions?
So I only have 7 days to ask questions, unless I get premium?? I have a limit to help, support, or asking questions, unless I get premium??
Yes. After seven days, it's read only and access to your two websites and two trainings, ten lessons each, I think.
That is correct. This is way more than a lot of other businesses allow. Anyway, if you do the training that is available to starter members you may decide to become a premium member. The information/training available to starter members is really good and you get that for free, along with asking questions for 7 days.
But what if I don’t want to become premium after 7 days?? I want to see if this is legit for a while before I decide to pay money. I have a thing where I pay money for something and never get back to it, and I don’t want to do that again...
So what happens after the 7 days and I’m still not premium, do I just not use this anymore since I’m not going to have help anymore??
You can stay on starter WA membership for as long as you need (for more than 7 days).
You can do the starter training / access starter materials for as long as you need (for more than 7 days).
Additional training / materials are available to premium members.
BUT you only upgrade to Premium if you want to. When you see the benefits of Premium and you think it is a good deal.
Focus on doing the starter training (for free and for as long as it takes you) first. Then once you have done all the starter free training, then review what your next step is.
The training is quite detailed (you see videos of things being explained) and if you follow it step by step you may find that your questions go away. Sometimes questions are answered "automatically in later lessons" or when you try doing the tasks yourself.
Thank you soo much for the information, it helps. It also helps to know there are many helpful people out there. God bless you and may your finance grow!
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Yes. After seven days, it's read only and access to your two websites and two trainings, ten lessons each, I think.