Justbeenpaid--JSS Tripler: The good, the bad and the ugly
By sherrybelle
@sherrybelle (707)
United States
March 22, 2012 1:22pm CST
Oh, I know. I could go to the justbeenpaid website to read a ton of information but I want information from participants who completely understand this program.
I understand you can pay a $10 upgrade fee to Justbeenpaid? Do you have to pay that fee before you can earn commissions on referrals?
I understand you can register for free on Justbeenpaid and go into the JSS Tripler area to claim the $10 loan that will eventually expire...is that accurate?
I understand that the 'free' $10 you receive can be used to purchase a postition where you would earn 20% each day on whatever positions you buy.
What else can you tell us about this program?
I want honesty and I want to know the good, bad and ugly aspects of being involved.
Thanks in advance, for the information.
4 responses
@yallit (3677)
• Philippines
22 Mar 12
1. You don't need to upgrade to Level 1 in order to earn commissions from your referrals in the JSS-Tripler program but an upgrade is needed if you want to participate (and earn commissions) in the JSS matrix program.
2. The JSS-Tripler program gives you 2% daily earnings for 75 days from the positions you purchase and not 20% as you mentioned.
3. The $10 Loan will be debited from your account after 45 days. You will then at least earn a net amount of $5 when the position expires.
4. You will need to have at least $20 in your account balance before you can cashout.
@yallit (3677)
• Philippines
22 Mar 12
That's right. The purpose of upgrading to Level 1 is for members to participate in the JSS program and not the JSS-Tripler. So, for those who just wants to join JSS-Tripler only, then, there's no need for them to upgrade at all. Although, it would still be best for you to do so in the end since for every 4 JSS-Tripler positions that mature/expire, you will get a free JSS matrix position if you are upgraded to Level 1.
@sherrybelle (707)
• United States
23 Mar 12
Okay...I'm beginning to understand. Thank you, yallit, for correcting me. There is a big difference between 20% and 2%.
So...has anyone cashed out? If so, what was your experience?
Are you reinvesting and buying more positions with your earnings?
@bigbiz (65)
• United States
22 Mar 12
oh i read an article that only an upgraded member receive a commission from refs. in jss-tripler,
then i check the faq. it says.
3. upgrade in jbp by making you $15 payment "not necessary in jss-tripler if you dont plan to sponsor people to earn referrals commision"
@txgrl21 (819)
• United States
22 Mar 12
Your first question, as far as I know you don't have to be upgraded to earn commissions from referrals but if you upgrade every time four tripler positions expire you earn one free jss position that pays you $60 when it cycles. Your second questions, the free $10 position will expire at 75 days just like all other positions and will be debited to your account at 60 days I believe. Every position costs $10 and earns you 2% daily so I don't know where you are getting 20%.
The only bad thing about jss tirpler I can think of is that you could loose money just like any other type of investment program. Everyone always says don't invest more than you can afford to loose. I think jss tirpler is still running strong and according to their emails I get every day, they are getting around 7,000 new members each day.
Also, once you invest it takes a while to start earning on your actual cash profit. I mean you could invest like $100 and as soon as you reach $20 minimum start chasing out but problem is once your positions expire at 75 days you will have to start all over again. If instead of cashing out you reinvest your earnings then you will be able to earn money continuously and you will only have to invest once but it will take longer to see earnings.
My personal experience, I invested $1000 3 weeks ago and I have already earned $500 but decided to reinvest it all. I will start withdrawing earnings at 75 days but I will never have to invest my own money again.
@sergeantrom (5721)
• United States
23 Mar 12
I hate to sound like an idiot but WHAT exactly is the product? If one were to invest, what are we investing in? Stocks, bonds, gold?? Where does the money come from to pay the members? I am asking you because you seem to believe in this site a great deal, judging from your big investment. Appreciate your help!
@sergeantrom (5721)
• United States
24 Mar 12
Thanks for info, maybe I will check them out. Since you gave me info, what is your referral name? As long as there is no upfront money involved, guess there is nothing to lose right?
@josechukkiri (3014)
• India
23 Mar 12
@yallit, I have purchased my first position before 55 days using the $10 credit. So far it is not deducted. yallit have mentioned it would be deducted after 45 days.I think it may be deducted after 75 days after expiring the position.
@fantasticbabe (981)
• Philippines
23 Mar 12
i also read a lot about t and also get confuse to become a free member and earn through the promo of $10 free. then have t earn and the member to reinvest. i am reading a lot from here and also goes to the site so could understand it better. i really do no like to be scam even with little money i am wary of investing too much money on things i have no trust. i am also confuse like you so up to now i am still hesitate to become a member.
