Posted by Even among my mates, I’m known as a money-grubbing misanthrope. This almost certainly explains why I have so few of them, which suits me fine since it keeps my Christmas gifting costs low. Lately, however, it’s started to bother me.
While fixing the syntax on the NETELLER Refer a Friend program’s rules and regulations, I came to the realization that although this program is ideal for the well-liked, it’s no deal for the likes of me.
The premise is simple: NETELLER members get friends to sign up for an account through the “Refer a Friend” link in their account’s QuickLinks menu. Assuming said friend successfully creates an account and makes a first deposit, both earn money.
The original member’s bonus is equal to 20% of their friend’s first deposit amount (up to 16 EUR); their friend’s bonus is equal to 10% of their first deposit amount (up to 8 EUR).
Which means even if I convince all 3 of my friends to open accounts and make deposits, my best case scenario is 48 EUR. This is great, but not nearly enough for my greedy heart.
Basically, the Refer a Friend program is awesome, unless you’re a miserly recluse. Then it’s one more reminder of the crippling loneliness that lies just beneath the surface of your gruff demeanor. Check it out here.
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