Paying 15% comission if you refer a client for Press coverage services

[daggny_taggart]

Hi,

We at BigBreak101 sell press coverage services to companies who plan to run ICO, blockchain startups or startups in any other niches.
Here are the outlets we are working with:

  Seeking Alpha (26 million visits per month – main financial hub in the US)

  WN.com (3.6 million visits per month)

  Chamberofcommerce.com (528 000 visits per month)

   Investmentwatchblog (1.4 million visits per month)

   Hackernoon (13.9 million visits per month)               

Coverage in any 3 outlets from the list above costs $ 3500, appearing in all 5  - $4400

We will pay 15% commission for referring a client who signs up, which is either 525 ( 15% from $3500 package, or $ 660) - payment will be sent either thru PayPal or crypto - whichever way you prefer.

Here is the link to our services. https://bigbreak101.com/29822-2/                                                                    

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[Joel_Jantsen]

Will you take responsibility if the ICO promoted by your service turns out to be a big scam stealing millions of dollars from the investors? I mean if I come across an ICO that is promoted on hacker noon and the other well-reputed websites, I'd definitely take it seriously without doing much research. $3500 can be a small investment for huge profits and scammers would love your service.

[daggny_taggart]

We certainly do our due diligence - as those platforms won't publish anything suspicious. I don't like it when people post something for the sake of posting or accumulating posts.
There is lot's of fake advertising around the web promising wonders  - and I never saw copywriters taking responsibility for every single ad they create. I am looking for people referring the potential clients -  the only thing you wanted to do is to lecture somebody.

[daggny_taggart]

Will you take responsibility if the ICO promoted by your service turns out to be a big scam stealing millions of dollars from the investors? I mean if I come across an ICO that is promoted on hacker noon and the other well-reputed websites, I'd definitely take it seriously without doing much research. $3500 can be a small investment for huge profits and scammers would love your service.

Are you taking the FULL RESPONSIBILITY for the company advertised in your signature and avatar? If so - what will you do if they turn out to be a scam???

[bolawin]

nice offer

[daggny_taggart]

thanks!

[daggny_taggart]

All questions answered at hello@bigbreak101.com