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is this coupon 5$ witch i get from seoclerks
may i withdraw this usd 5 ????
if this is possible how can i withdraw this money ...
or this usd only for buy service from seoclerks???
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hitmeasap
I've seen several people during the years I've been on SEOClerks, who's asking the same question. - "Can I withdraw the money I got when I redeemed my $5 coupon?"
And honestly speaking, I can't really see why anyone would actually ask this question, as the answer is easy for me to understand and I personally believe that most people should be aware of the answer too.. Despite that, I still see several people asking this so you're definitely not alone.
However, what all of you need to ask yourself is this, - "Why would anyone give me something 100% free of charge? - Where's the catch?"
I don't know how it is in other countries, but in Sweden for instance, you can get a brand new iPhone for 1 SEK. That's about $0,11. - What people don't realize is the fact that they have to signup for a 24 month subscription, and they'll pay something like $59,99 per month. That's a total of: $1439,76 after the 24 months. So you'll basically pay $1400+ for an iPhone, and if you bought it cash, you'd pay about $850 or so.
When it comes to SEOClerks, the free money coupons are indeed free. 100% free money. But there's obviously a tiny "catch" so to speak. You can only use the money to buy services on SEOClerks marketplace. So when you've bought services for $5, SEOClerks will get a total of $1 back, as they take a commission from all sales. So for each $5 coupon they give out for free, they'll get $1 back. Which basically results in that SEOClerks are giving away $4 per user. - Why on earth would they give away that money, so you could spend it on a Starbucks coffee, when you could spend it on their marketplace, and tell your friends and family members about it..? - This is business, not charity.
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hitmeasap Although several people have given you a good answer for this, I'll still reply, as I think it's important to draw some attention to this. I've seen several people during the years I've been on SEOClerks, who's asking the same question. - "[i]Can I withdraw the money I got when I redeemed my $5 coupon?[/i]" And honestly speaking, I can't really see why anyone would actually ask this question, as the answer is easy for me to understand and I personally believe that most people should be aware of the answer too.. Despite that, I still see several people asking this so you're definitely not alone. However, what all of you need to ask yourself is this, - "[i]Why would anyone give me something 100% free of charge? - Where's the catch?[/i]" I don't know how it is in other countries, but in Sweden for instance, you can get a brand new iPhone for 1 SEK. That's about $0,11. - What people don't realize is the fact that they have to signup for a 24 month subscription, and they'll pay something like $59,99 per month. That's a total of: $1439,76 after the 24 months. So you'll basically pay $1400+ for an iPhone, and if you bought it cash, you'd pay about $850 or so. When it comes to SEOClerks, the free money coupons are indeed free. 100% free money. But there's obviously a tiny "[i]catch[/i]" so to speak. You can only use the money to buy services on SEOClerks marketplace. So when you've bought services for $5, SEOClerks will get a total of $1 back, as they take a commission from all sales. So for each $5 coupon they give out for free, they'll get $1 back. Which basically results in that SEOClerks are giving away $4 per user. - Why on earth would they give away that money, so you could spend it on a Starbucks coffee, when you could spend it on their marketplace, and tell your friends and family members about it..? - [b]This is business, not charity.[/b] Best Regards, hitmeasap
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