Rewards Program - whatchya want?

[tounano]

$250 - Beer.
>$250 - More beer.

Totally agree. The problem is all the beers in Canada are total shit, and same in the states. Don't know how do you drink beers there...

Anyway, the points are cool idea.
However, what about some
:rasta:
?

 

[andyt]

you have to pay for it and its not cheap through ebay.

im guessing you have a job thats subsidizing your insurance because there is no health insurance in america thats $100/mo

No, I don't have another job. I signed up through ehealthinsurance and it's through united healthcare. When I was 24 it was actually 79 a month! It's a pretty high deductible, but it works for me.

 

[johu]

I'm Canadian. What the fuck would I do with health insurance?

Go to America and use it so you won't have to deal with Canadian health care wait times...

 

[bamboo]

i like the reward programs that carry over to the next month like cx's

 

[m0rtal]

Totally agree. The problem is all the beers in Canada are total shit, and same in the states. Don't know how do you drink beers there...

Anyway, the points are cool idea.
However, what about some

?

Wtf? You can pretty much get any beer you want in Canada.

 

[AdHustler]

No, I don't have another job. I signed up through ehealthinsurance and it's through united healthcare. When I was 24 it was actually 79 a month! It's a pretty high deductible, but it works for me.

you must be lucky or delaware is a ridiculously cheap place to get insurance - in NYC area, single male, healthy, $500/mo if your lucky.

 

[Priority_Mail90]

you must be lucky or delaware is a ridiculously cheap place to get insurance - in NYC area, single male, healthy, $500/mo if your lucky.

Narsticle, this is probably catastrophic health insurance he's talking about, generally it's a really high deductable, 5k-10k is not unusual.

Usually you'll pair it with a tax advantaged health savings account (HSA), which you'll use to pay for regular medical issues.

 

[fm1234]

posted by narsticle:

you must be lucky or delaware is a ridiculously cheap place to get insurance - in NYC area, single male, healthy, $500/mo if your lucky.

See, that's what I was talking about with the way the premiums are so hard to gauge. I pay barely half that for a family of four. Deductibles are high but I have them under control by simply always having the deductible available for all of my insurance policies (car, health etc.)


Frank

 

[Rage9]

What I'm going to try and propose to the head wigs over here is a points based rewards program. For example; every dollar in commission you earn is a point and points can be redeemed at will, whenever, so you can skip stuff you don't want, bank up points, and save up for what really melts your butter etc.

Would you guys agree this format would be the kat's pajamas?

That's a sweet idea. I hate the idea of this is what you earn this month so this is what you get. Instead you could save a few months and get something pretty sweet - even more so for smaller low volume affiliates.