Gonstead
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Post by Gonstead on Sept 2, 2015 8:47:18 GMT -6
Are you signed up to any sites which have referral or affiliate programs that offer rewards for those who sign up? Share them here and let us know the details on the site itself as well as the rewards. Here are two of mine. Tokyo Otaku Mode URL - otakumode.com/invite/c03a23Pretty decent site overall. Sells anime related goods like books, figures, statues and plenty more. Has worldwide free shipping on most, if not all pre-orders. All orders over $100 also qualify for free shipping worldwide. Sign up via the URL above and you'll get $5 store credit. Then, you can go and confirm your email address to get an additional free $5 coupon (Valid for only a week. Store credit is fine). You'll also get your own referral link that you can send to friends, which will give you $5 credit for if when any of them make their first purchase. Store credit given via signing up can sometimes change. First time I used it I was given $10 credit. Currently it's at $5 but I'll be sure to update if it does. Don't be shy! Feel free to post anything like above what I wrote. |
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Gonstead
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Post by Gonstead on Nov 7, 2015 6:40:24 GMT -6
Zenmarket is doing an affiliate program where users can refer others. Sign up via this referral and you'll automatically get 500 yen credited to your account that you can use on the site. The site itself is a great way to buy items off Yahoo Auctions Japan, Rakuten, Amazon Japan etc with a flat rate commission of only 300 yen per auction, no other fees required so its a much better site to use than Buyee, FromJapan etc. zenmarket.jp/en/?affid=1BD728D3Promo Code: 1BD728D3 You'll also get your own referral link and any people referred by the affiliate program who make a first purchase and get the parcel shipped will receive 2000 yen. |
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Post by Fukkatsu no F on Nov 9, 2015 1:10:48 GMT -6
Zenmarket is doing an affiliate program where users can refer others. Sign up via this referral and you'll automatically get 500 yen credited to your account that you can use on the site. The site itself is a great way to buy items off Yahoo Auctions Japan, Rakuten, Amazon Japan etc with a flat rate commission of only 300 yen per auction, no other fees required so its a much better site to use than Buyee, FromJapan etc. zenmarket.jp/en/?affid=1BD728D3Promo Code: 1BD728D3 You'll also get your own referral link and any people referred by the affiliate program who make a first purchase and get the parcel shipped will receive 2000 yen. I am using J-Subculture when I need to get some stuffs from YAJ. I signed up for this website since I got fascinated from 0 commission fees but they actually charge fees for Handling fee(Bank fee) and Transaction fee (obviously for their profit...). And then I get charged fees also when I add deposits to add. So I want to try this website. Does this website only charge 300 per auction (I think it is for winning auction) and then some fees when I add deposit and then no more extra fees besides local delivery fees? |
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Gonstead
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Post by Gonstead on Nov 9, 2015 4:02:21 GMT -6
Zenmarket is doing an affiliate program where users can refer others. Sign up via this referral and you'll automatically get 500 yen credited to your account that you can use on the site. The site itself is a great way to buy items off Yahoo Auctions Japan, Rakuten, Amazon Japan etc with a flat rate commission of only 300 yen per auction, no other fees required so its a much better site to use than Buyee, FromJapan etc. zenmarket.jp/en/?affid=1BD728D3Promo Code: 1BD728D3 You'll also get your own referral link and any people referred by the affiliate program who make a first purchase and get the parcel shipped will receive 2000 yen. I am using J-Subculture when I need to get some stuffs from YAJ. I signed up for this website since I got fascinated from 0 commission fees but they actually charge fees for Handling fee(Bank fee) and Transaction fee (obviously for their profit...). And then I get charged fees also when I add deposits to add. So I want to try this website. Does this website only charge 300 per auction (I think it is for winning auction) and then some fees when I add deposit and then no more extra fees besides local delivery fees?Pretty much that. They automatically take the 300 yen from your balance when you place a bid. If you get outbid, they return the bid and the commission. Also, when you want to withdraw funds that you don't end up using (Except for the 500 yen you get by signing up via the referral), they'll add on the deposit fees in the refund, so you're basically getting all your money back that you deposited + the fee you paid for it. |
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Post by Fukkatsu no F on Nov 9, 2015 5:28:59 GMT -6
Nice. I should move to this service site instead j subculture.
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Gonstead
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Post by Gonstead on Nov 9, 2015 20:11:48 GMT -6
Nice. I should move to this service site instead j subculture. Yeah, I found this service while trying to find a place to replace Buyee. Definitely the cheapest I've come across. |
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Post by kingvegeta on Apr 25, 2016 0:12:21 GMT -6
Website is called freeeats you pretty much get a 1.00 when you sign up and 1.00 for each person that signs up with your link.You sign up using your phone number linked to your paypal and zip code can be real or close to it. Link: ftr.io/r/7X37UX91 |
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