Official Updates On New Phoenix Surf Programs

Well, here’s the official word on the new programs for PhoenixSurf. Interesting I must say, at least they are visibly trying to do something to bolster their revenue streams.

“Dear Phoenixsurf Members:

We are excited to announce two more programs that we will be launching in the near future! As always, we want your feedback for these programs to ensure their success and the satisfaction of our loyal membership base.

The first project is our Auction Site. On this site, members will be able to buy and sell any type of product or service that is sold on popular auction sites already. In addition to the features you are already used to, we will be adding an NME twist to the site. As always, we like to pay our members for anything and everything they do. This is one of the strategies that have catapulted NME to success. We will hold true to this strategy for the Auction Site in that we will pay our members when their referrals buy or sell products/services. As a referrer, you will be paid anytime a fee is generated. The compensation plan we are developing is unlike any seen in the online auction industry.

Please provide your feedback about this Auction Site by going to the Phoenix Forum, clicking on “General Discussions” and then opening the thread titled “NME Auctions.”

The second project we are working on is NMEZine. This will be a magazine that will enable our members to read personal interviews of the NME Leadership including Jonathan Mikula, Gabriel Frankewich, Ronnie Montano, and other behind-the-scene leaders that do so much for our members. We know that many of our members would like to have the opportunity to personally meet or speak with these leaders, but more on that later..

This magazine will provide all updates on NME’s future, program strategies, tips and tricks for the internet and our industry as a whole, and will spotlight those members that we feel are either: A. doing extremely well with one of our programs, or B. those members who are displaying the humanitarian ethics of NME. Also, please let us know if you would like NMEZine to be delivered via mail, downloadable as an e-zine, or both. Please go to the Phoenixsurf Forum, click on “General Discussions” and then open the thread titled “NMEZine” to provide your feedback.

As always, thank you for your feedback. We carefully read and measure all comments from our members before, during, and after any of our programs are launched. We believe that this close relationship with our members will ensure the long-term success of NME and provide our membership base with lucrative opportunities for years to come.

Your Partner in Success,
Jonathan Mikula
CEO, NME
“We are not in the business of making money; we are in the business of changing lives.”"”

Compact seems to have taken a lot of the heat from Phoenix, but I think they’ll continue to grow steadily for a long while yet.

I like the call for community feedback - the motives behind it might be conceited, but it’s better than nothing!

And the auction site does indeed sound enticing. They’ll just have to find a way to guarantee it. A lot of people won’t want to go on faith alone, having everything done in house, with such a venture!