Ethics in business
Oeps! By mistake I declined task credits.....
by Paula van Dun Retired
Paula van Dun 
Retired
This can happen when you overlooked a name in the downline they were supposed to sign up for, or they signed up with another username or just because you clicked "decline" to hasty.
It happened to me to, not with the above but when the system was just launched and there were still some little bugs in it.
A person hat signed up for a task campaign and for some reason I could not assign him the credits he had earned.
I do want to give people the credits they earned so I found a solution to solve the issue.I asked this person to send me an url of a campaign he would like to promote and spend 50 of my own credits to promote it. Everybody happy.
Nov 14th 2010 14:25
RetiredThis can happen when you overlooked a name in the downline they were supposed to sign up for, or they signed up with another username or just because you clicked "decline" to hasty.
It happened to me to, not with the above but when the system was just launched and there were still some little bugs in it.
A person hat signed up for a task campaign and for some reason I could not assign him the credits he had earned.
I do want to give people the credits they earned so I found a solution to solve the issue.I asked this person to send me an url of a campaign he would like to promote and spend 50 of my own credits to promote it. Everybody happy.
Nov 14th 2010 14:25
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Philippe Moisan
Tutorial videos, sci-fi writerPaula, that was a wonderful idea. Thumbs up ! Nov 14th 2010 20:06 |
Sometimes ethics are as simple as this example of finding a way to do right, even in a situation that was out of your control. Keeping the contact or client happy is always good business and the added customer service is sure to be remembered and shared.
Nov 14th 2010 17:31