Affiliate since: 06/08/2012, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Emmanuel's 49 other Ask SC answers

If I were you, I won’t participate in SFIPPA Program if you are just building up your SFI team.

The benefit that you will get, if ever you will be able to recruit your PSAs thru this program, is a one-time deal (maximum of $10). They won’t put them in your downlines to help you in your SFI success.

Whereas, if you recruit your PSAs and join your team as your downlines, chances are you will get residual benefits in case they become active, become team leaders or become ECAs.

Since recruiting active PSAs are pure luck, those PSAs that turn active in your SFIPPA program, would be a loss to your becoming successful in SFI.

Once you have build up your SFI team, that is, you have already active PSAs, PRMs and CSAs, it is an opportune time for you to try joining the SFIPPA program.

Additionally, if you become an expert PSA enroller, it is a good opportunity to join the SFIPPA program to augment your SFI income in a short span of time since you have effective advertising strategies. But unless these 2 scenarios happen to you, it is not advisable for you to join the SFIPPA program.


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If I were you, I won’t participate in SFIPPA Program if you are just building up your SFI team.

The benefit that you will get, if ever you will be able to recruit your PSAs thru this program, is a one-time deal (maximum of $10). They won’t put them in your downlines to help you in your SFI success.

Whereas, if you recruit your PSAs and join your team as your downlines, chances are you will get residual benefits in case they become active, become team leaders or become
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Affiliate since: 09/26/2014, Power Rank: 401 | Read Keith's 2 other Ask SC answers

This is a great question. The answer really depends on your goals in SFI. Is it your intention to build a business with residual income, to build a team of affiliates who you are helping to become successful, resulting in your own financial freedom as well as theirs? Or, do you simply want to earn extra money?

The fact is, the SFI PPA program is optional, and earns you a finders fee for each referral (sign-up) you get for SFI. In other words, you must have a marketing program in place which attracts people to sign-up as new SFI affiliates. You may have noticed that many of the top enrollers in SFI can get upwards of 100 sign-ups per day, although this number varies. The pay for SFI PPA can be up to $10 per referral depending on the quality of that referral (SFI determines this)! But consider that 100 or more sign-ups per day at $10 each, or even $5 average, is not bad.

However, the reality is that every week/month will vary. Depending on the effectiveness of your ads, it is feast or famine. Also, remember that you must be consistent in your efforts daily. When you stop advertising, the money stops. Additionally, keep in mind that achieving that level of daily referrals is no easy task. It will take time and money to find and maintain the best ads and the best places to advertise. This doesn't happen overnight!

So, again, the question is: Do you want to go to all that work, time, money, and effort, for the possibility of a few hundred dollars per week/month? Or would you rather put the same time effort and money into attracting new referrals into your own business? Think of it this way. What kind of income could you expect if you learned to market your business in a way that brought in 100 new PSAs every day? That's 3000 every month! Do you think you might find at least 1 out of 3000 that would become seriously active like you? After a year or two, or even 5, what kind of residual income could that create for you? How many people could you help to achieve financial freedom?

The choice is yours. SFI PPA is a great way to earn extra money, but building a team has the potential for creating significant residual income that will surpass SFI PPA by far.

Hope this is helpful. Good luck in your efforts with SFI.
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This is a great question. The answer really depends on your goals in SFI. Is it your intention to build a business with residual income, to build a team of affiliates who you are helping to become successful, resulting in your own financial freedom as well as theirs? Or, do you simply want to earn extra money?

The fact is, the SFI PPA program is optional, and earns you a finders fee for each referral (sign-up) you get for SFI. In other words, you must have a marketing program in place
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Affiliate since: 07/16/2008, Power Rank: 178 | Read Olusola's 92 other Ask SC answers

SFIPPA is an optional, supplemental income program available to all SFI affiliates. Income is earned by getting others to take actions–such as filling out forms. You can earn a bounty up to $10 dollars for each qualified sign ups See https://www.sfimg.com/SFIPPA.

When the SFIPPA was introduced some years back i participated in it. Then i just started this program and i was looking a way of generating quick cash to help my re qualification as Executive Affiliate. Indeed, i made some dollars but not up to $11 dollars that was the peak then for each sign up.

The disadvantage of the program is that you don't have any hand in the training of the sign ups. After getting them through the special SFIPPA gateway, your work is finished! That the sign up amount to anything or not is dependent on those that were given the sponsorship (they actually paid for them). In my experience many of them did not fill the forms, that is "To Do List". Even though i know that many sign ups don't do anything after signing up but through systematic follow up some of them get to Executive Affiliate level before dropping.

To prevent fraud, SFI doesn't reveal particular actions that generates the dollars for people participating in it. Also, even if they complete the to do list, they must be within some averages compared with other non SFIPPA sign ups. See https://www.sfimg.com/SFIPPA-a. That is another clause you need to think about. So you cant follow up, their activity must be comparable to others and you don't have the idea of what level they should reach to get the $10 bounties!

Therefore, if you have a system that generates hundreds of sign ups every month, and that for free or less than $1 per sign up, you may consider it as a fast cash out method. Otherwise, if you are getting just around 50 sign ups in a month and you still participate in SFIPPA, you would be missing greatly the opportunity to build your team and earn REAL RESIDUAL and LEVERAGED INCOME. The income monthly from an EA2 may be more than that of scores of sign ups of SFIPPA!

I also believe that ECA selling PSA are making more guaranteed income than those participating in an unsure SFIPPA income.

It's my opinion based on experience anyway!

Cheers!
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SFIPPA is an optional, supplemental income program available to all SFI affiliates. Income is earned by getting others to take actions–such as filling out forms. You can earn a bounty up to $10 dollars for each qualified sign ups See https://www.sfimg.com/SFIPPA.

When the SFIPPA was introduced some years back i participated in it. Then i just started this program and i was looking a way of generating quick cash to help my re qualification as Executive Affiliate. Indeed, i made some
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Affiliate since: 06/09/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Olufolake 's 206 other Ask SC answers

Hi Sanja
i wouldn't advice you to. Why? Due to the following reasons and from experience.
1. You won't get paid immediately. There are requirements that you have to meet.
2. Your sign up must be active, because he/she will have to compete with other PSAs from other sponsors and if they earn points just as much as others or more, then you'll get paid. That is one requirement.
2. Your sign up must be a Team Leader for 3 months straight before you can get paid $10.
3. Your sign up with his team come under another sponsor and not you. You lose team building here.
4. All commissions from your sign up goes to another sponsor. SFI gives a sponsor to your sign up and not you.
5. When your sign up and his/her team become EA2s, you lose the earnings from both the matching vps and extra 100vps given to us for EA2s. They belong to the other sponsor and this for life. As long as your SFIPPA builds his/her team you lose.
Every commission made from your PPA's purchases go to the new sponsor. You lose and earn the $10 once
the above are the requirements made by SFI before you can earn from it.
My SFIPPA became a team leader for one month and that was it. He's building his team and has remained an affiliate. He said his sponsor was not active. I was never paid. It was me. I could't complete my part of the bargain. I never did it again
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Hi Sanja
i wouldn't advice you to. Why? Due to the following reasons and from experience.
1. You won't get paid immediately. There are requirements that you have to meet.
2. Your sign up must be active, because he/she will have to compete with other PSAs from other sponsors and if they earn points just as much as others or more, then you'll get paid. That is one requirement.
2. Your sign up must be a Team Leader for 3 months straight before you can get paid $10.
3. Your
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Affiliate since: 05/10/2012, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Wayne's 236 other Ask SC answers

The PPA (Pay Per Action) system has been set up so you can earn money by enrolling affiliates for SFI. You make a “bounty” (income) based on how advanced the affiliate you gave to SFI proceeds in building their business.

If you are good at enrolling several affiliates and can afford to give some of them to SFI then by all means go ahead and do it – it could put money in your pocket.

If you are like me, having trouble enrolling new affiliates that want to work the business then I would suggest that you keep them for yourself.

You must realize that once you place an affiliate in the PPA program they are no longer your PSA – once you are paid your bounty it is over as far as earning any more income from that affiliate. And you must also realize that if the affiliate you gave to SFI does nothing you will not earn any income.

Because of the level I am at right at this moment I need all the income and “team” that I can get so I am not using the PPA system. I do not want to pass up commissions and matching VP from an affiliate I sponsored to be going to someone else.

When I am at a good level (the top) I will use the PPA system because it is another income stream. If I learn how to do it well then I can teach the system to my teammates.

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The PPA (Pay Per Action) system has been set up so you can earn money by enrolling affiliates for SFI. You make a “bounty” (income) based on how advanced the affiliate you gave to SFI proceeds in building their business.

If you are good at enrolling several affiliates and can afford to give some of them to SFI then by all means go ahead and do it – it could put money in your pocket.

If you are like me, having trouble enrolling new affiliates that
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Affiliate since: 04/14/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Diane's 76 other Ask SC answers

SFI PPA is just one of the methods available to you to earn money in SFI.

However, in my opinion, probably not one of the best, for these reasons:

Once you recruit somebody through PPA, they do NOT become your PSA, therefore you do not have the potential of earning leveraged or residual income from them as part of your team in the future, and as we know, this residual and leveraged income is a HUGE part of the success of your SFI business.

Just as with your own PSAs, you will only earn your 'bounty' or income from them if they become active, so if they are active, would you not prefer to have them on your own team, rather than give them away to somebody else? If they are inactive, you earn nothing.

From a total potential $10 bounty, up to $2 of that is based on their collecting VersaPoints. The other $8 you get if they become a Team Leader within 90 days. Now, if they are going to be a Team Leader, don't you want that TL on YOUR team, giving YOU monthly VPs and driving YOU up to DTL level?

Full details of the SFIPPA program can be found here:
https://www.sfimg.com/SFIPPA-a

The only reason I can think of for being interested in the SFIPPA program is if you are very good at attracting signups, but don't want the commitment and work of being a Team Leader yourself. You may make some money in the short-term, but that will only last as long as you continue to deliver the signups, and only if they are active. When you stop getting active signups, then your income stops.

Wouldn't you like those active PSAs on YOUR team? I know which I would prefer!

I hope this helps.


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SFI PPA is just one of the methods available to you to earn money in SFI.

However, in my opinion, probably not one of the best, for these reasons:

Once you recruit somebody through PPA, they do NOT become your PSA, therefore you do not have the potential of earning leveraged or residual income from them as part of your team in the future, and as we know, this residual and leveraged income is a HUGE part of the success of your SFI business.

Just as with your own PSAs,
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Affiliate since: 02/24/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Derek's 210 other Ask SC answers

Participating in the SFI PPA program is a matter of personal choice.

The SFI PPA program gets you a one time payment if someone signs up through your link and then earns VP.

Personally while I am still building my team I do not subscribe to the PPA program. As I am building I am getting matching VP on my EA2 or higher which is helping me to build a strong team.

As my recruiting skills are not too good I need to encourage my recruits to stay with the program so we can help each other.
If I were recruiting hundreds of affiliates on a daily basis then I would also take part in the PPA program.

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Participating in the SFI PPA program is a matter of personal choice.

The SFI PPA program gets you a one time payment if someone signs up through your link and then earns VP.

Personally while I am still building my team I do not subscribe to the PPA program. As I am building I am getting matching VP on my EA2 or higher which is helping me to build a strong team.

As my recruiting skills are not too good I need to encourage my recruits to stay with the program so we
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Affiliate since: 10/01/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Nimo's 381 other Ask SC answers

I would advise against participating in the SFI PPA program if you are just starting out and you are serious about building a team of affiliates of your own.

The reason why I say this is because those affiliates you sign up do not become your PSAs. They are corporate 'property' and SFI put them up for auction etc..

If you are considering taking part in this programme because of the money SFI will pay you, choose wisely. In my opinion, you will benefit more by promoting TripleClicks and referring people there to purchase products and services. To name a few, you will receive very good commission, versapoints, possible residual income etc. With PPA, you get paid and thats it.

If you still want to take part in the PPA programme, I would suggest waiting until you are well established in SFI and you perhaps have a few generations in your team. With a stable team and income you may then want to play the PPA programme.
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I would advise against participating in the SFI PPA program if you are just starting out and you are serious about building a team of affiliates of your own.

The reason why I say this is because those affiliates you sign up do not become your PSAs. They are corporate 'property' and SFI put them up for auction etc..

If you are considering taking part in this programme because of the money SFI will pay you, choose wisely. In my opinion, you will benefit more by promoting TripleClicks
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Affiliate since: 07/02/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Claudio's 49 other Ask SC answers

Good question if we read about SFI PPA program ... I think that you will not lose anything participating on it ... Most thing you do will be helpfull to your business growing ... another good information is that SFI will pay you for each sing up made by your SFIPPA link if this member buy or sell some products and reach a minimum of EA2 every month ... Below you will find some good information that will make your decision easier :

Up to $10 for each qualified sign-up

The amount you earn per sign-up is determined by the activity of your sign-ups. In short, we will compare the average VersaPoints scored by your sign-ups to the average VersaPoints scored by all non-PPA-generated affiliates who joined SFI during the same month as your sign-ups. This comparison of averages helps ensure that legitimate sign-ups are being generated.


• If your average is within 5% of the non-PPA company average (plus or minus), you will earn $1.50 per sign-up.

• If your average is outside of 5% but within 20% of the non-PPA company average (plus or minus), you will earn $.50 per sign-up.

• If your average is outside of 20% of the non-PPA company average (plus or minus), no bounty or bonus will be paid.

BONUSES:

1. Earn an additional $.50 bonus on any of your sign-ups from the United States or Canada.
2. Earn an additional $8 bonus on any of your sign-ups that achieve the rank of Team Leader within 90 days of signing up.

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Good question if we read about SFI PPA program ... I think that you will not lose anything participating on it ... Most thing you do will be helpfull to your business growing ... another good information is that SFI will pay you for each sing up made by your SFIPPA link if this member buy or sell some products and reach a minimum of EA2 every month ... Below you will find some good information that will make your decision easier :

Up to $10 for each qualified sign-up

The amount
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Affiliate since: 08/06/2012, Power Rank: 227 | Read Ronilo's 408 other Ask SC answers

Not all the income streams at SFI are meant for all affiliates. SFIPPA are for those who are good in internet marketing and for those who already have many active PSA.

Although all the income streams at SFI are worth trying, but the timing is important. We wait until we become expert in internet marketing before we participate in the SFIPPA program.

Our priority is to build our own team. We need those PSA's for our team.

However, I have an idea that we can try. I have not try this myself but I want to try this soon.

Now that I have found a good source of affiliates, I will set up an amount for ads that I will use my SFIPPA gateway.

I will found out if the amount I spent will give me profit through SFIPPA program. I know that the amount I will earn will depend on the activities of the Affiliates I recruited.

If this is not successful, I will forget about SFIPPA program and even suggest to SFI to stop this program.

I will tell the result of this experiment. If you will do the same please share it too in the forum.
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Not all the income streams at SFI are meant for all affiliates. SFIPPA are for those who are good in internet marketing and for those who already have many active PSA.

Although all the income streams at SFI are worth trying, but the timing is important. We wait until we become expert in internet marketing before we participate in the SFIPPA program.

Our priority is to build our own team. We need those PSA's for our team.

However, I have an idea that we can try. I
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