The advantages of One Up Pay systems are a strong alternative to many Network Marketing programs.

Most One Up systems are a one time cost. Many have no monthly charges adding up, selling quotas you need to meet in order to be paid, or shipping costs for products witch get extremely expensive in only a few months. You get paid immediately so you don't have wait until the end of the month or whenever. There are no up lines or down lines in a One Up Pay System. One Up Pay Plans pay high percentages to you per sale. Often around 80%.

The abysmal darkness before the light! It's actually not that bad. This is how One Up Plans work.

In this example we'll say the program costs $500. When you join a One Up Pay Plan program, you pay your enrollment cost of $500 directly to your sponsor. Your sponsor then sends a fee to the company, usually through an Internet payment service. In this example your sponsor's fee is $100. Your sponsor just earned $400, 80% from the sale. What good is that to you? It's not... yet.

When you make your first sale you pay $500 or your "One Up" to your sponsor. You're probably thinking, "Oh sure, That's just great!” and I don't blame you. Hold on thought, this is where a One Up system becomes a machine that lines your pocket.

Your sponsor signs release paperwork that declares you as an independent reseller. At this point you're clear from your sponsor forever and you can resell the program.

"Ok, get on with it! When does this pay?” I bet that's you're thinking.

You second sale is where it starts to role in. Your new enrollee will pay you the $500. You then send $100 to the company via an Internet paymen

t service. You have made $400.00. Get ready for this. The person YOU brought into the company owes YOU a "One Up".

When your enrollee makes their first sale they send you $500. YOU then sign release paperwork that declares your new enrollee as an independent reseller. He or she is clear from you forever. You send $100 to company again. Another $400, and $800 is in your pocket. However, the new person that was referred to you is a new enrollee who owes you a On Up.

At this point your new enrollee gets their first sale, you have another "One Up", and another $400.00. Your are up $1,200 on ONLY ONE SALE you personally made.

It gets better. Let's say that you introduce five new people to the company. That's $2,000 in your pocket. Each of them brings in five new people also. You resold the program only Five times and You have earned $10,000 because the course has been sold twenty five times.

Well, actually you would only have $9500 because it was $500 to begin with. That's the disadvantage and I hope that this article has helped you understand One Up Pay Systems clearly.

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