Commissions, Reporting, and Getting Paid

Once you're enrolled, earning commissions couldn't be easier! You make money by referring people to the getskilled.com Website. This happens automatically when a customer does any of the following:

1. Clicks on a banner, button, or other link from your Website
   
2. Calls us on the phone and mentions your Offer Code
   
3. Sends an email to us, requesting service, indicating your Offer Code

Automatic Referral Tracking
Whenever someone clicks on a banner or link using the special code we supply you, they will have a "cookie" installed on their computer. This information is read by our signup server whenever they signup, for a period of up to 90 days! You literally don't have to do anything but insert the HTML code into your Website or include it into the footers of your email!

How Much Can I Earn?
Your commissions will be based on the percentage of actual net revenue received from customers who signup for service after being referred by you. The actual commissions are calculated as follows:

1. First Year's Commissions (Year 1): 15% of net monthly revenue paid within the customer's first year of Service.
   
2. Renewal Commissions (Years 2+): 7.5% of net monthly revenue paid within the customer's second or greater year(s) of service.

That's right! Annual recurring revenue!

All commissions are paid "as earned" in U.S. dollars, monthly, on the 15th day of each month (or the closest business day thereafter). At that time, we produce commission reports. If your accumulated commissions equal $50.00 or more, we cut you a check!

Commission Reports and Payment
We produce commission reports each month, on the 15th day (or the closest business day thereafter). If your accumulated commissions equal $50.00 or more*, we cut you a check!

If your earned commissions are less than $50.00, we save the amount until the next month. This continues each month until your total accumulated (unpaid) commissions equal $50.00 or more.

Each time we send you a commission check, we also include a Commission Statement, which itemizes all your referrals and shows you what you're getting paid for!

Please note: You will be considered an Independent Contractor, and will be responsible for reporting your income to federal, state, and local tax authorities.