The Answer To Your Blast Off Questions

Written by: blastoffmaryland.com™

What Is The Blast Off Network?

The Blastoff Network is an eCommerce shopping hub consisting of over 365 of the top retail brands on the planet. Highly visible brand names such as Kmart, Best Buy, Verizon, Dell, iTunes, Sears and Target are just a few. Products and services ranging from computers, books and music, all the way to cell phone lines, toys and house wares.

What's so special about Blast-Off?

Blastoffnetwork.com has collaborated with Prepaid Legal to launch PrepaidLegalBlastoff or in abbreviations, ppl blastoff. As far as we can ascertain, this is not just a shopping portal. It's more like a social shopping experience with cash rewards. In other words, a site that you will use everyday once you discover it. We say everyday because the things available there are those that you purchase daily from retail stores anyway. Couple that with rebates on not only your purchases but the purchases of every person you personally refer to Blastoff PPL and those that they refer, you'll understand why it can become quite addictive and very quickly.

Briefly, you can be paid cash down to 10 levels of referrals as a blastoffnetwork.com member, however, as a ppl blastoff associate (an independent associate of prepaid legal), your cash rebate level bottoms out at an amazing 20 levels deep! In other words, the difference between the two is, being an associate of Prepaid Legal pays you on twice as many levels of referral.

Now, this site was launched in Sept, 2009, and already there is ridiculous and incorrect nonsense being spread on the internet about it. Someone told us that since you had to pay to become an associate then that made the ppl blastoff network a Ponzi scheme. Does that mean that since we have a paid business membership to Sam's Club and we spend hundreds of dollars there every month, that Sam's is a Ponzi scheme? Never mind the fact that they NEVER send me so much as a discount coupon much less a check I can spend anyplace I please for being such a loyal member!

You tell me. If you really want to know how a Ponzi/Pyramid scheme operates once and for all, we suggest you educate yourselves about the Bernie Madoff fiasco that just took place in the summer 2009. 

At Blastoff-PPL, you are never required to become a prepaid legal associate. You can still receive monthly checks down to 10 levels as a basic member of the Blast Off Network. This basic membership is absolutely free and even comes with your own website. See an example of a working ppl-blastoff site here: working blast off site.

How Does The Social Shopping Concept Work?

Let's say you go to DELL and purchase a new computer. I, on the otherhand, am a member of blast off ppl and purchase the exact same computer at the exact same price. We both receive our new computers at the same time. For you, that's the end of the transaction. For me, a transaction as a basic member ends only when I receive a check (worth between *1 and 50% of my original purchase price) at the end of the month. Who received the better deal?

Now, let's look at "referral cash". You are now a basic (free) member of the Blast Off Network and I'm an associate of prepaid legal with my own blastoff website. You have introduced people to the network and they in turn have introduced others and so on, down to 20 levels. I have done the same. People are shopping on all levels in both of our networks, (20 levels deep), and this is good.

At the end of the month, we will both receive checks, but whereas mine is based upon all the sales in all 20 levels of my network, your check will be based only upon the first 10 levels of your network.

That, my friend, is the crucial difference between the two memberships. In addition, as a Prepaid Legal Associate, you are now eligible to market, online and offline, all of their services including the legal plans and the Identity Theft Shield™, all eligible for commission payouts.

Learn more about the benefits afforded to active Prepaid Legal associates with eService here, "Associates Blastoff".

Sure there are other portal websites that allow you to have your own free, ecommerce ready replicated site, and they may pay a small fee for your own purchases, but that's where the similarity ends.

No one pays you on several levels based upon the purchases of those you refer, as well as the purchases of their referrals.

The Blast Off Mission

According to their website, their mission is:

We say that anyone willing to "Allow consumers to share in the profits of online retail" needs to be taken seriously.

Other companies have tried this in the past, and one in particular, (rhymes with ham and hay) really left their associates feeling betrayed. Why so? One word, prices.

If you purchased a box of cereal online through them, first of all, it would cost you more than in the supermarket. Then with shipping fees added, you were now 5-10% or more over normal retail prices. Finally, when you received your rebate check, it was only a 2% payday, leaving you at a net loss of roughly 3-8%. That's no way to popularize an incentive program, in our humble opinion.

Your purchases from ppl blast off are at the same prices as in the retail stores. A good start all around.

Additional Facts about PPL-Blastoff

The system is easy to use, and offers a f'ree, customizable homepage to all of its members. Once you are a member, you will be afforded the opportunity to import all social media and email contact lists into your network. From there it's a simple task of inviting them to join you and sign up for their own homepage, then the real fun begins!

In tough times, everyone wants to save money and would love to get paid for shopping online and referring their friends. Your contacts will want to join you.

*Commissions range from 1-50% depending upon the product. The exact amount can be found listed just beneath the store logo within the Network Mall. All commissions, purchases, etc will be tracked for you down to 10 or 20 levels depending upon your membership type as discussed above.

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