Hey everyone,

Wayne here.

It's sad to say, but this situation
 represents one of the biggest
 mistakes that I see both new and
 old marketers make over and
 over again.

What's the mistake? 

You have a prospect with credit card
 in hand, they want to buy from YOU
 in the next 15 minutes, but THEY CAN'T
 because YOUR account is not active
 because you signed up but never
 took action to setup your account. 

What's worse is that you not only
 lose a sale, you lose a BIG sale
 with a FAT commission... 

OR here's another variation… 

YOUR website visitor buys your
 initial offer and have nothing else 
 to offer them, they spend the rest
 of their cash with someone else
 instead of you. 

OR here's yet another variation… 

You bought in to your program
 on the cheap and don't qualify
 for any commissions beyond the level
 that you bought into, so the small
 commission goes to you and the
 BIG FAT commission rolls up to someone
 who is qualified to earn at a higher
 commission level than you are. 

It's a real shame.

Especially given the fact that
 if given the choice, I’m guessing that
 most would rather have the BIG FAT
 commission instead of a tiny commission
 and the sinking feeling that comes with 
 being notified that YOUR prospect website
 visitor just spent $500 or more above the basic 
 product that you offered them, and YOU 
 won’t see a dime of the commission from the sale.

Listen…

At the end of the day, the time, energy,
 and money that you put in to market
 whatever it is you’re marketing has to
 be worth it.
 
 YOU have to be positioned to get
 the BIG SALE before you can get
 the BIG SALE.

Make TODAY the day that you get
 positioned for the BIG SALE and stop
 losing FAT commissions that should by all
 accounts be yours.

CLICK HERE and setup your
 Easy Cash Code account, then take
 the next step toward an
 income online that pays the bills by
 plugging into to my shortcut to
 $1000 paydays.  You’ll see how
 when you login to your ECC backoffice.

Until we correspond again,
 Wayne Brooks
 Founder, CashFlowTheInternet.com
 P.S. Remember..."Failure to reach the destination is most often
 not because of the vehicle, but because of the driver."