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O.k., enough. I have to know. How the heck does Web Biz Insider send out these click here for 50 credit emails, to the ENTIRE database but still move traffic?

It's mathematically HIGHLY unlikely (I'd say impossible but you know...)

It does not add up.

It can't add up. Let's say that WBI has 100,000 members, multiple that by 50 credits to click on a link. 5 million DEFICIT in a matter of minutes. So to deliver on a 2:1 ratio would mean that this guy has to be delivering over 2.5 million page views a day, just to get EVEN with the bonus deficits.

It DOES NOT work.

So how does the program move credits all the time....Hmmmmm

Must be all those people auto-refreshing their browser 24/7 - that would probably eat up a load of credits.

WBI has always been a strange exchange. Doesn't deliver much in the way of results (in my experience) despite being highly ranked and and I have lost count of how many downlines I have been in through their regular sales. I dread to think how many previous 'owners' I have had.

If you send out a downline mail to 1000 members with a link worth 5 credits,
then 5000 credits will be deducted from your balance regardless of how many
click the link. From my stats I can see that it has never been more than 30%

That's how WBI maintain a credit surplus as a 1:1 exchange and probably
why they can afford the mass member mailings with 50 credits.

Auto surfing...maybe, for sure a lot of people are doing it. But remember that
you can "only" surf 800 sites a day at WBI.

Naw, that autosurf is a myth and has been proven by multiple people.

They do have anti cheat protection on just autorefreshing your browser, as does TrafficSwarm if you autorefresh on their startpage for 1 credit.


It was brought to my attention some time ago that the credits you get from clicking those links in the email, aren't actual 'credits', but they are 'email credits'.

I stopped actively using WBI awhile ago so never looked into it, but if you look here



I bolded the "Email Credits" just to show them. So possibly the credits you earn from the emails are only used when you infact email your downline, and give them credits for clicking. Never actually tested this though, but it's an idea.


Mike

No the email credit earned goes to your main balance and can be used for both hits
and emails, it's only to show you where you earned your credits.

Email Credits on hold are email you have sent that haven't been clicked on and where
the credit limk has not expired yet.

Email Credits used it the total credits you have used to send emails.

Beauty. Thanks for the info.

Mike

it's the refreshers. if they do have some anti-cheat protection.. it either doesn't work or was added since june when i found out you could easily cheat them.

They cheat on the amount of credits they say they deliver and the amount they really deliver. My tracking stats have never came anywhere close to what they say they deliver. If they say they delivered 200 credits my tracking results will show I only received about 115. The other 85 credits went poof! Use your tracker and try it yourself!

Rich Morris

I've never been able to quite figure it out, but I'm thinking what
happens with the credits delivered never seeming accurate, is
this.
Upgraded members views they deduct two credits, others one?
Mostly it's two.
If I surf there, which isn't very often, I get two credits per site
plus and extra 5 after 20 or 25 views.(Can't remember which because
I don't do it that often)
But you're right Rich, my tracking stats are never what they say.

As I said in a previous thread, I stopped using WBI. I had a query whcih I emailed them about 3 times and got no answer whatsoever. And it wasn't the first time. They also didn't have a simple way of cancelling your account - so I simply changed my email address in the profile section to 'pissedoff@aol.com' and I never heard from them again (no more emails from my upline - hurrah).

Phil

I am trying to cancel my account also but that's not an easy task so it seems.

I will try that!



To Our Online Success,

I like this idea, Phil.

I was in a program once where I was having a problem deleting my membership and changed mine to some gobbledegook like this: sdfjsdh@xmcd.com so they couldn't contact me anymore. Well, I then received an email at my regular address that said "This is to notify you that your email address has been changed to sdfjsdh@xmcd.com."

Summat strange just happened to me when surfing WBI (yeah, I know but I bought a huge 'downline' before I knew better so I aint quitting! )

I saw this little Soldier girl in a trench - turns out I'm looking at my own Traffic Soldiers page.

Hmmm ... Orlando address. Maybe I should do some digging

I see my own page occasionally there, too.