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Please let me know if my math is way off. I was looking at her story and she said that sheâs â91% brand directorâ meaning sheâs not yet one. That would make her an âassociate brand directorâ according to RedAspen. Iâm not exactly sure what the âlevel commissionâ means (RedAspen says she get 10% for âlevel 1â, 5% for âlevel 2â and 1% for âlevel 3â) but letâs say theyâre all weighted the same and she makes a combined commission of 16%. A associate brand director has to sell a personal volume of 600 and a down line volume of 10,000. My original drunk math worked out to be $148,400 per month for her and her down lines however upon further reading a âunitâ is not one product but rather one dollar of product. That means that she and her down lines on only have to sell $10,600 in product a month for her to be and âassociate brand directorâ. Soooo if my math is right, at 16% commission she only makes $1,696 a month for a grand total of $20,362 Before taxes and $17,095.68 after assuming she has no deductions in NC.
TLDR: Iâm still drunk and she doesnât make fuck all. Also Iâm sure her daddy only loads $20 into her Starbucks card every month.
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