It sounds to me like there are some strings attached. How is there enough money here to pay commissions to the Jamvo members and the free airline ticket thats given away?
There are no strings attached, but you are correct – the money has to come from somewhere. The plane tickets are promotional plane tickets. They are paid for partially by you subscribing to the Jamvo service and the balance is paid for by the company offering the free trial. Jamvo is always looking for new offers but only works with quality companies with a quality product or service. We get paid by them every time we give them a free trial. TV and radio advertising are very expensive ventures. These sponsors have agreed to put a portion of their advertising budget into advertising with Jamvo. It’s a trade off for them and despite the money going out, we probably come in at a cheaper rate to these sponsors than what TV would charge them. Note: If a sponsor does not sell the product to the end user taking the free trial, that’s a tax deductible expense for the sponsor. The airline tickets are purchased at a discount, that’s also a deduction. The 29.95/month we pay to Jamvo is also payin
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