The biggest red flags as an affiliate?
Also, I have been reading up on the use of the code of ethics by the world federation of direct sellers associations. http://www.wfdsa.org/files/world-codes/code-book.pdf link there for anyone interested. Would it be a turn off to require a check box for potential affiliates to confirm that they have read and wi abide by this code of ethics in order to be accepted. I am thinking this would be a good strategy for selling products or services with tiered commissions, (I am loathed to use the term MLM for fear of the thread dissipating into the usual oblivion), however that is what I mean, a legit mlm structure of commissions payment.
My thoughts are that firstly you cover yourself legally from the actions of unethical distributors. Next that you protect the brand, and finally you can delete an account at the drop of a hat if they start focussing to much on thee ru
Recruiting side of the income stream, or being misleading/deceitful.
So I guess my question is if an affiliate required you to provide tax identification, and agree to abide by the code of ethics, would that deter you (or even could it even encourage you to believe in the legitimacy of the company).
Also, would a mandatory 5% of earnings minimum to be donated to one of 10 charities supported by the company also send you running. (You the affiliate would get the tax deduction NOT the company).
Are there any other things that are immediate red flags as an affiliate (and unethical of unsustainable).
Feel free to be brutal with your criticism / suggestions
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