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what if I do not have the membership of $19?
You can remain a starter member for as long as you wish. If the time runs out, meaning one week passes, you’ll have to pay the $49 a month fee to become Premium. But you don’t need to pay to stay on as a starter member. Your access will be limited, but you can still take the 20 lessons, 10 in the OEC and 10 in Bootcamp.
If money is tight, I suggest saving up and look out for the Black Friday special that is about $299 fir the whole year. Hopefully you can save that and go fir that offer in November.
The worse case scenario is you’ll stay on as a free member until you can find the money to upgrade.
DO NOT UPGRADE using the monthly plan if you think you’ll miss a payment. Once you upgrade to Premium, if you miss the payment, you cannot return to the starter member free access,
My suggestion is to either save up fir the Black Friday special offer, or if you miss that, save up for the annual fee of $359. That’s what I did. Now I don’t have to worry about making a payment for a whole year.
But, I plan to go for the Black Friday offer as it will become my new annual renewal fee. The lowest cost available and a phenomenal deal.
All the best to you.
Edwin
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What if I do not have the $19 bucks for the timer runs out?
what if I do not have the membership of $19?
As Eddy has pointed out below, there are ways to earn within the WA platform and then use the WA cash credits to pay for your membership...
At the $19 trial premium membership price, you could make 50 comments that are approved to get certified, then do an additional 77 to get the $19...
I know that sounds like a lot, but there have been days in the past where I have made as many as 25-30 comments. That means in 4 days you can have the WA cash credits available...
As you have more time here as a Premium member, you can create training and get paid for that as well. This means that you can pay the $49 fee from comments (196 approved comments a month or an average of 8-10 per day, surely achievable) or less with getting cash credits from training ...
Essentially following this plan you have no out of pocket expenses - not sure if you have to be a premium member to get paid for the comments, that is the only caveat to this route...
I would look for some way to get started at the reduced trial month in any case, as it is worth the investment in yourself and your business. One of the best deals on the internet when it comes to online business I think!
Cheers!
Dave : )
You can remain a starter member for as long as you wish. If the time runs out, meaning one week passes, you’ll have to pay the $49 a month fee to become Premium. But you don’t need to pay to stay on as a starter member. Your access will be limited, but you can still take the 20 lessons, 10 in the OEC and 10 in Bootcamp.
If money is tight, I suggest saving up and look out for the Black Friday special that is about $299 fir the whole year. Hopefully you can save that and go fir that offer in November.
The worse case scenario is you’ll stay on as a free member until you can find the money to upgrade.
DO NOT UPGRADE using the monthly plan if you think you’ll miss a payment. Once you upgrade to Premium, if you miss the payment, you cannot return to the starter member free access,
My suggestion is to either save up fir the Black Friday special offer, or if you miss that, save up for the annual fee of $359. That’s what I did. Now I don’t have to worry about making a payment for a whole year.
But, I plan to go for the Black Friday offer as it will become my new annual renewal fee. The lowest cost available and a phenomenal deal.
All the best to you.
Edwin
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As Eddy has pointed out below, there are ways to earn within the WA platform and then use the WA cash credits to pay for your membership...
At the $19 trial premium membership price, you could make 50 comments that are approved to get certified, then do an additional 77 to get the $19...
I know that sounds like a lot, but there have been days in the past where I have made as many as 25-30 comments. That means in 4 days you can have the WA cash credits available...
As you have more time here as a Premium member, you can create training and get paid for that as well. This means that you can pay the $49 fee from comments (196 approved comments a month or an average of 8-10 per day, surely achievable) or less with getting cash credits from training ...
Essentially following this plan you have no out of pocket expenses - not sure if you have to be a premium member to get paid for the comments, that is the only caveat to this route...
I would look for some way to get started at the reduced trial month in any case, as it is worth the investment in yourself and your business. One of the best deals on the internet when it comes to online business I think!
Cheers!
Dave : )