This section covers the most F.A.Q. dealing with Instant Rewards. Please read them carefully as to insure you are following their terms and conditions. Failure to do so can result in accounts being put on hold or canceled. |
If you choose Bank Deposit, you will need to submit your bank information to Instant Rewards through a support ticket. Click on "support" from within your IR account. At the bottom of the page you'll see a blank support ticket. In the subject line type "bank information", and in the question box put:
1. Name of banking institution
2. Routing number
3. Account number
4. Account Holder's name
Click submit. (NOTE: You should receive an answer to your support ticket one or two days later that your information has been received and processed. If you don't follow up with another support ticket asking if they received your banking information AFTER waiting 48 hours.)
As far as US Home Work Force, Instant Rewards or Virtual Income Systems goes you do not need a credit card. The only time you will need to put in any payment method is doing your offer requirements. Our system is free and Instant Rewards will never ask you for payment information.
On a side note, Not everyone has a credit or debit card in which to do the offers. This is easy to fix. You can use a Green Dot pre paid credit card to do your offers. These can be purchased at Walgreens or Walmart. The other awesome thing about the Green Dot card is that it can be linked to Pay Pal so you can have your money from Pay Pal put right on your Green Dot card. This allows you to get cash from ATMs and use it just like a Visa card
The answer is NO. It is really recommended that you do not bug your family and friends. There are several reasons for this. First, family can be your hardest sale. Family can be most skeptical and the hardest to get signed up. Friends come in a close second. Also, if a family member or a friend signs up and it doesn't work out for some reason, they have the most hard feelings about it. It is possible to damage relationships trying to bring family and friends into a business venture. There is an old saying: "Never Do Business With Family". There is a reason that saying has stood the test of time. There are those rare exceptions when this is not the case--you probably already know which it is by now.
I am not saying you can't sign up family. If you have a family member who really wants to do this, who are we to stop them? They just need to be aware that if they can't make a go at this it's not your fault. But that is where the problem comes from. They may think it's your fault and there may be hard feelings. Also, because they are family they tend want a lot more one on one help from you. If you let them, they may want you to run the system for them and they just sit back and collect the money. What it boils down to is there are a lot of reasons to not involve family and friends. I'm not saying people haven't brought in family and have had great success, it happens. I'm just saying history shows it's not the best idea in the beginning.
Sometimes it's a natural thing to share with your friend, especially your best friend. When I first got into this business, I shared a video with my best friend. I wasn't doing much with the business at first. She got into it, starting working it hard and then I was motivated to get going too! She is now doing great, loving the biz and loving her work more than when she was in corporate America.
I don't really go after friends and family at all. With the exception of my friend above, I haven't said much to anyone in my family/friend circle about what I do. I let them ask me.
IMPORTANT: Be prepared to have your 45 second "elevator" pitch ready in case someone asks you, "So, what do you do?" Mine is something like this: "Oh, I own my own business working from home. I recruit online referral agents for Fortune 500 companies. They pay us to advertise for them, and I get paid daily. All somebody needs is basic computer skills, basic people skills and good work ethic. It's actually a great job--I love it."
TAKE TIME TO WORK ON THIS. PRACTICE IT IN THE MIRROR UNTIL YOU CAN SAY IT CONFIDENTLY AND CASUALLY. You never know who you are going to meet, and you never know who may want to join you in this business. If the answer to the question, "What do you do?" rolls off your tongue easily without having to think about it, the person asking the question may be very attracted to working with you.