Why WOULDN'T You Want Your Personal Bonus?

[vicwic]

I posted a WSO just over a week ago, and the first five purchases got an extra bonus.

However, ONE of the 5 hasn't responded - why? I hoped the bonus was worth opening the email.

I didn't state in the wso what the actual bonus was, but it was for an extra two unique, handwritten articles, each 400-500 words long. The owner could pick what exactly they wanted written, say, homemade Christmas hampers, more handmade Christmas decorations, or something completely different. If they had a particular product that they were selling on a Christmas site, one, or all the articles could be written about it.

Alternatively, instead of two articles, I offered an 800-1000 word report relating to this niche.

The bonus is the owners to keep, and do exactly whatever they want with it, it will NOT BE RESOLD TO ANYONE ELSE, it is their bonus.


TWO of the five who got this extra bonus haven't replied to emails I've sent them about it.

Any advice on what ELSE I could do to actually give them their bonus?

I had considered just writing two articles for each... but not sure if that's the best idea.

Any suggestions?

vicky

[vicwic]

I forgot to ask, how long do you think I should keep on trying to get in contact with this person about their bonus?

Thanks,

vicky

[Jason Pereira]

You've made the attempt, it's up to them to contact you if they want it. Set a reasonable time limit, like a month; if they don't contact you within then, it's gone.

Perhaps they simply didn't want the bonus? It happens.

[Loren Woirhaye]

People will sometimes answer emails months afterwards. Do your
part to notify the person and then the ball is in his court. Beyond
a reasonable point in time you shouldn't feel obliged to honor the
bonus because it's your time your are offering.