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I've searched all over this forum and the main bitshares website trying to figure out how someone can make money using the referral program and have had no luck. From my own experience it appears to work this way :
  • I work weeks attracting users to bitshares.
  • Jill signs up under my referral link.
  • No money comes in to me for referring this person to openledger.
  • openledger makes money off of Jill's fees for trading.
  • I work more weeks attracting users to bitshares.
  • Bill signs up under my referral link.
  • Bill pays for a lifetime account.
  • openledger gets all the funds for Bill's upgrade to lifetime due to some bug in bitshares.
  • openledger makes money off of Bill's fees for trading.
  • See step 1

So from everything I can easily find documentation-wise, angry bitshares user post-wise and my own experience-wise it appears to work as outlined above. Did I miss something? Where did I go wrong outside of thinking I could make money for myself instead of for others by referring people to bitshares?  If I were to actually see some money come my way for a referral would I have to wait months before I ever received it? Where can I find out how the referral program actually works? Why isn't there a big link somewhere anywhere easily found that explains how it works, how I will get paid, when I will get paid, how much I will get paid? Am I supposed to spend a few weeks sorting through forum post to piece together small bits of information and form my own opinion of how it works or did someone with bitshares do this already and is hiding the link from the rest of the known world? Winter is coming and the children are weak and hungry because only one of their referrals want to buy a lifetime membership in bitshares due to the system constantly changing, fees constantly changing and lack of easily decipherable words that explain how the system works from week to week after the changes.

https://bitshares.org/technology/referral-rewards-program

What is the point of this page? I learned absolutely nothing about how the program actually works, what I'm supposed to do to get started, how my referral link should be formatted, who I'm supposed to be referring people to and on and on. I don't care how bitshares used paypals model and telling me it's built for viral growth while not explaining how the hell I'm supposed to make it go viral is like me trying to explain algebra to Hodor, it makes no goddamn sense. Someone should get paid for referring people to a single page of information that explains in great detail how this viral game changing system works and how it's supposed to be used. Instead I've wasted half a day piecing together loose ever changing information that appears to tell me that even if I do convince some schmuck to buy a lifetime membership all of the money will go to some big exchange and I get to wait on a bugfix and maybe one day I'll see some profit for all of my work. How am I supposed to feed the children of Winterfell under this type of system?

@hodor do you know? Does anyone here know? Also this question about "How many legs does a cat have?" continually tells me my answer is wrong. I've yet to see a cat in Winterfell with more than 3 legs left, people are hungry!


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Technical Support / Re: !!! Stupid Questions Thread !!!
« on: October 21, 2015, 07:01:46 pm »
Just tried to buy some TRADE.BTC on internal exchange by clicking first available offer. Instead of purchasing it at the price specified it did this instead and did not initiate the trade.



Why did this happen? Why didn't it just purchase the TRADE.BTC at the set price when I clicked it?

So I guess I just lost 30 BTS trying to do a trade for 30 BTS that did not complete.  :-\

If you click the 30 BTS offer, this is what the client enters instead



Also did the Lifetime and Annual Fees just double over the last few days? It now says 20,000 BTS for Lifetime and 4,000 for Annual, when just the other day those were 1/2 that I believe. What gives? It's a little disheartening to go around trying to get people to sign up with BTS and then when they do the price is twice what they were told!  :-\

It just gets better now it's 40 BTS to transfer any amount! Things change too rapidly without notice in the client. Tomorrow it may be 80 BTS to transfer but I'll never find out unless I go to transfer and notice or I sift through 1,000 forum post a day to find that speshul thread that lets me know.  Rage sell emotions mounting.  :-\

later that day : Oh my god "80 BTS tomorrow" wasn't a stretch either! 10 minutes later I'm asked to pay 42.xxxx BTS to transfer the same amount I was going to 10 minutes ago at 40 BTS.  I better hurry and cash out or all of my coins will be eaten up by fees if I wait any longer. Seriously wtf!

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Technical Support / Re: "High" Transaction Fees
« on: June 11, 2015, 07:45:17 am »
Does anybody here even know what ROI is?

Aye. This is the one thing I dew know. Rare Oral Infection. Tha commoners get it often in Winterfell.

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bytemaster,

First, let me say, thank you good sir for creating Bitcoin!

Second, why did you leave Bitcoin to start BitShares?

What is "LMAX"?

Define "a good while", in terms of dev funding. See previous hangout where you stated, "the core devs have secured funding to be around a good while".

"Privacy and speed do not mix"? This sounds like a challenge or do you believe such a dilemma will never be conquered?

"BTS benchmarks 180,000 per second (only claim 100,000 per second), assuming all nodes have bandwidth to handle load."  How much bandwidth is required by a delegate to "handle the load"?

"if you vote poorly, price goes down". Is there a solution for poor voting, outside of voter education? You can't force people to pay attention and I'd hate to blame BitShares failure on "poor voting" by hodor.

Please discuss the new licensing more.

I want you to take a "look at the technologies" in BitShares and give your assessment of how it compares to other top crypto's. Are you happy with where BitShares is today?

Do you consider BitShares to be ahead or behind of where you thought BTS would be 2 years ago?

What's different about BitShares today, compared to your original vision? Why is it different?




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I protect myself from insider trading by not knowing anything. :P

It is rare that I run across a fellow graduate of the Hodor School of Economics.

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Random Discussion / Re: The Crying Bears Thread!
« on: May 30, 2015, 04:49:15 am »
I know nothing of crying bears. What I do know is, winter is coming, and v1.0 will be here to smite the FUD Walkers like dragonglass!

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Random Discussion / Re: Is Bitshares growing up?
« on: May 30, 2015, 04:45:00 am »
This reminds me of a story my mother used to tell me up in the keep.

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Random Discussion / Re: Happy Birthday @DataSecurityNode!
« on: May 30, 2015, 04:42:55 am »
I know nothing of this tradition. But since I am among you, I bid you a happy day of birth sir.

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Winter is coming. Use a VPN.

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Random Discussion / Re: BitShares Insider Trading Network
« on: May 30, 2015, 04:39:19 am »
I know nothing about this, please explain.

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