Why is ClickandShare not a Ponzi Scheme
First, it is important to understand what a Ponzi Scheme is:
A Ponzi scheme is an investment scam that pays early investors with money taken from later investors to create an illusion of large profits.
A Ponzi Scheme:
- Promises a high rate of return with little risk to the investor.
- Eventually collapses when the influx of new money slows, making it impossible to keep up the payments of supposed profits.
- May use direct marketing and various media, rather than multi-level or pyramid schemes. However, it relies heavily on word-of-mouth advertising from its investors who share their substantial returns with new investors.
ClickandShare is not a Ponzi scheme.
Similar to Facebook and other social media sites, income is generated from:
- Selling advertising space on the site.
- Earning a commission from goods and services sold by its members on the marketplace.
- Paid subscriptions.
A portion of the above income is allocated to the Total Allocated Sales Commissions Pool (TASC) and distributed among the relevant Referrers.
- Sales commission is only earned by the relevant Referrers when a transaction occurs.
- When advertisers recognize ClickandShare as an effective and cost-efficient platform to promote their goods or services, thus receiving a satisfactory return on their investment, the advertising revenue will increase and consequently the percentage paid as commissions to its subscribers will grow.
- ClickandShare pays up to 80% of its revenue earned from advertising and paid subscriptions to its subscribers.
ClickandShare is not dependent on the subscription of new members to pay its existing members and therefore not a Ponzi Scheme.
