ItemsForYou

[Meads]

My order is now processing on their site

Just wondering if anybody has any information how long they take to go from processing to recieveing the paypla payment

Thanks

[rogerdodger]

i am still trying get in touch with them as my account is processing for 20 days now.
told on 23rd that payment would be very soon!!

[DjRicta]

how can items for you offer such low refs?

[DiscoDJChris]

most likely becasue they have offers that pay high

[rogerdodger]

not greedy? not sure but gifts have been received so they are legit

[DjRicta]

3 refs for a psp!?and they have bingo cabin cus i jus did it for macdaddy ad thats only $20 deposit.thats cool though if its legit and they ship to uk.

[rogerdodger]

chances are they will prefer to send you $300 so you can buy your own

[Denvar]

The $20 you deposit isnt equal to howmuch itemsforyou get paid by bingo cabin. Bingo/casino/hosting offers pay the highest amount.

Alos itemsforyou could be using the 'loose out on every free gift' business plan.

With this plan the site ships gifts at a LOSS. The idea being that refs will therefore be so low that you will generate a larger userbase. then every offer that is completed yet not enough refs are recieved = pure profit for the owner.

So lower refs = more signups = larger number of incomplete accounts

Thats how sites can afford to send out gifts at a loss, plus, no matter what anyone says, these sites are a scheme similar to the pyramid scheme in that NOT everyone who signs up can complete the site (unless the site allows multiple offers per account, in which will work out as the same profit).

If you must refer 5 people, then there will ALWAYS be a group of people left who cant complete the site. So these sites will never have a full compliment of completed accounts, there will alwyas be incomplete accounts until the site finally shuts down.


All these points together = a business plan that generates profit by sending gifts out as a loss.

For the sites who dont give out at a loss, they need more refs, they make more profit per gift, however they potentially have a lower userbase and therefore lower rate of incomplete (pure profit) accounts.