As far as I know you could look in wordpress for a grammar plugin, although there is one available already, if you write your content for your website in Site Content. There is an icon at the top right for grammar in your blog section too.

After using these always read your content a second time, just to be sure you have commas and capital letters in place.

Lily 😁🎶

Haven’t used but a lot of people like it
TIM

Grammarly is a great product and they have a free version that works very well.

I suggest you check out Grammarly. They offer plugins and whatnot that work with your web browsers and will check spelling and punctuation, etc.

I haven't heard of this either. If there are any links in the email you received, be careful if you click them. It may be a phishing email.

If the email is from Wealthy Affiliate, I'm not sure what the context of the email is, or what it means. I haven't received this one before.

Good advice send a message to support
Tim

No I've never heard of this. Sorry.

Lily

I have never heard of such. I would send a ticket to Site Support. Good luck getting this fixed Simiao.

It is better to send your question to SiteSupport! I'm sorry I don't know as well!

Thank for the share, the answer helps me also.

I see Mary-Elle answered .. best to you
Tim

Hi, yes...any company, program or product that you want to be an affiliate for will require that you "apply" for their affiliate program first. They all have a different process as to how long it takes them to approve you as affiliate. In most cases, they will want your website link on the affiliate application.

Once you are approved, they will give you instructions on where to find your affiliate links that you will use to promote whatever it is....

l. have used PayPal a lot with my pool business and they do take 3%

Every merchant is charged a percentage of the collections they make on your behalf. Big companies may be charged a little less. I am not sure. But every time you pay with the credit card there is a charge to the merchant. . In this case the ‘ merchant ‘ is you! Do a search in Google!

Kyle, I believe there is always a charge on any kind of electronic transfer of funds. The credit cards will also charge you a percentage when you accept them as payment! I don’t think there is a way around that . They have to earn income as well .

It depends. Many times I'm paid without paying a fee. The fee is usually just for physical product sellers. However, sometimes they do take a fee from my commission.

When I pay my freelancers, if they are in a non-US country, I have to pay a percentage fee to send them money. So there are fees, but they are not ALWAYS applied. Just depends on what type of transaction you are doing.

Good question

Hi Simiao. Yes, this is normal. If they didn't charge they wouldn't exist. Jim

Hi Simiao,

Pay Pal, makes money by charging a commission on sales, it is currency based and operates on a descending scale based on the dollar value of sales.

It ranges from 3.9% down to 2.4%

There can be a per-transaction cost as well, which once again will be currency based.

You may find this helpful,

https://www.paypal.com/us/smarthelp/article/what-are-the-fees-for-paypal-accounts-faq690

It's true, same as paying bank charges.

I believe this to be true Simiao. I'm not completely sure of the percentage but they take it out at source. I sell quite bit through Ebay and the rate currently means if I sell something for £100, the amount I recieve via Paypal will be £96.40.
Have to pay the Golden Goose.

Hello! This is a great idea! So I tried it and this is what I discovered.
(Assuming you already have a LinkedIn account)
I clicked the + button on the home screen. this opened up a page that allowed me to type and add pictures.
then I copied and pasted my affiliate link banner
then added relevant hashtags.
when I did this, it linked back to my website

I hope this was the answer you where looking for.