(06-03-2019, 07:37 AM)shaas Wrote: The way we do it now, it's just to the referrer. It's really an extension of the "salesperson" model we've always used. We make the exams available to marketers at wholesale and they charge their clients. 

But your comments are appreciated and perhaps we'll re-think the model.

(11-16-2017, 03:47 PM)Rteurowise Wrote: Hey guys, I just signed up for the same Jewish settlement class on coopersmith, and got a very unofficial email asking me to PayPal the $150 to a random Yahoo email address. It seems a little sketchy to me, was wondering if anyone else got the same email and it worked out for them.

(06-03-2019, 06:42 AM)cookderosa Wrote: That's the kind of coupon I like the best.  Not regarding jsd, but to simply say "hey use my referral- there's nothing in it for you, but use it because I get money" is a little funky- that's not the kind of coupon I'd share in my homeschool community (it's also the kind I would delete if someone else posted) but  most businesses do something like "share this and you sign up we both get $5" or whatever.  That's a better play because everyone benefits.  I'm curious which type this is, mainly because I'm trying to decide if *I will be sharing it too.

(06-04-2019, 04:16 PM)Ideas Wrote:

(11-16-2017, 03:47 PM)Rteurowise Wrote: Hey guys, I just signed up for the same Jewish settlement class on coopersmith, and got a very unofficial email asking me to PayPal the $150 to a random Yahoo email address. It seems a little sketchy to me, was wondering if anyone else got the same email and it worked out for them.

I paid through a webpage checkout process.

If anyone is considering the poetry class (which is upper level at TESU), feel free to PM me.

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(06-03-2019, 06:42 AM)cookderosa Wrote: That's the kind of coupon I like the best.  Not regarding jsd, but to simply say "hey use my referral- there's nothing in it for you, but use it because I get money" is a little funky- that's not the kind of coupon I'd share in my homeschool community (it's also the kind I would delete if someone else posted) but  most businesses do something like "share this and you sign up we both get $5" or whatever.  That's a better play because everyone benefits.  I'm curious which type this is, mainly because I'm trying to decide if *I will be sharing it too.

I would like some benefit to the buyer as well.

That said, I think that you give so much that your readers would be happy to buy just because you get money They know you have boys in school and (some of them know) that you want to take extra courses yourself.

I'm not in the same league as you, but I would still hope people would use my referral code too because of information I have shared / can share. If my code is used, that helps me have more time posting on this forum, PMing, or emailing.

(06-05-2019, 12:06 PM)mysonx3 Wrote: Does Coopersmith allow a student to trade in a course? I purchased a course a while back and it turns out it won't be as useful for my plan as I thought, so would like to swap it for another if that is possible. If not, well, my fault and I'll just have to eat the cost.

(06-05-2019, 01:05 PM)saraholson Wrote: Are there any assignments for Coopersmith classes or is it just the final exam?

(06-05-2019, 08:30 AM)cookderosa Wrote: No question I'll use jsd's code so he can benefit, I'm fine with that but I wouldn't share a referral code with my HS4CC members unless it provided a benefit to them.  I have TOLD THEM about Coopersmith in my books and blog, so it's there if they look.