07.04.2016, 09:56
Das mit den Adpacks war wohl nicht ganz richtig übersetzt.
Hier mal eine Übersetzung des Videos von einer Spanierin:Externer Inhalt (z.B. Newsletter, E-Mails, Seiteninhalte):
NEW RULE: packs expire/mature after 150 days. Ad packs will come to maturity after a fixed number of days (150 days maximum), with a maximum 300% yield. This maximum has been calculated as follows: 2% daily rate x 150 days = 300% OTHER CHANGES: new sources of income On top of ad packs, other advertising services, and click-free option (on promotion at $150 per year until 15th April), Fort Ad Pays is going to develop the following revenue sources: Google Adsense banners, Internal prize draws, International classified ad platform, Surveys (with commissions) Affiliate programs (% earned on sale of external products and services) Mobile Apps As it was explained, these changes are needed for the following reasons: Avoid business stagnation Improme the revshare model – most revshares only last a few months (there are some exceptions). With a fixed percentage of maturity, the delay can become longer: a pack can mature in 5, then 6, then 7 month etc. if the daily rate goes down. It can become less attractive and therefore put the whole system in danger. Moving to a fixed length of maturity will offer more stability. Have a long term vision: the next 25 years. To sum it up, what does it mean if you have current Fort Ad Pays packs (220%): Your packs will expire in 150 days and not when they reach 220% like they have done so far. The daily rate is variable: At 1% daily rate, packs expire at 150% (1 x 150) At 1.6% daily rate (as it has been recently), packs expire at 240% (1.6 x 150). At 1.47% daily rate, packs expire at 220% (1,47 x 150) Under 1.47% daily rate, packs will pay less than what they have done so far. Fort As Pays mentions the option to readjust the 150 day delay as it is depends on what has been billed (how much money will have come in from all the sources mentioned above). Fort Ad Pays still needs to find a balance to become sustainable in the long run. Note if you have older packs (1×3 and 1×2): 1×3 packs that matured at 300% will expire on 7th April. 1×2 packs that matured at 200% will expire on 20th May 2016. They clarify that these two types of packs were paid by Fort Ad Pays, therefore they were a drain for the company. There you go, this is what I understood from the Spanish videos. Fort Ad Pays is due to publish a video in English soon. I hope that this was useful to you. As far as I am concerned, I understand the reasons why they make these changes. They want the scheme to last in the long run.Neue Adpack Regel Zusammengefasst:
Die Adpacks laufen jetzt nicht mehr nach festgesetzten % aus sondern nach festgesetzten Tagen (150 Tage) mit max. 300% nach 150 Tagen. Das bedeutet die Prozente der Adpacks können jetzt variieren und es gibt nicht mehr die 220% fix. Damit soll wieder Stabilität und die tägliche Ausschüttung von 2% erreicht werden. Außerdem wird versucht durch verschiedene andere Quellen Einkommen für das System zu generieren.
Beispiel: Gibt es täglich 2% laufen die Adpacks nach 150 Tagen mit 300% aus. Gibt es aber nur z.B 1,47% laufen die Adpacks nach 150 Tagen mit 220% aus. Bei 1% wären es nach 150 Tagen 150% und so weiter.