I have been with Steve and Ad Ventures 4U from day 1 and it's been quite
a ride. Always 14% a week and paid on same day requests. Might have
of been a delay once or twice where it went to the next morning because
of a processor problem but overall...an excellent record.

Steve and his crew did a script change recently. No big deal and a lot of
programs are doing that...out with the old and in with the new and improved.
In most cases simplified as well. Nobody likes complicated right?

During this time, thoughts and whispers of a red flag became emails to
downline members as the hours passed. Perhaps AV4U is done and funds
should be pulled out as quickly as we can. Well...this is what the surf world
has turned us all into...the first prolonged downtime and that voice in our
heads is crying ...foul!!

Now...a program just fired up for a couple weeks with a mid to high ROI...
I would certainly justify the warnings because 95% of the time there is
trouble or problems rapidly approaching. But with AV4U that's been
around for months paying twice a week without fail, deserves a bit of
leeway and time for the script change to take place. Certainly the Admin
and his team deserves that.



The site came back up and being worked on in the interim. Referral
commissions were paid and I received mine within a couple hours.
I wasn't surprised to see Steve's update last Tuesday morning that he
had irate members on his hands wanting to bail and cashing out 100%
when the rebates were paid to member's accounts on Monday. The rules
are still in place.

I'm sure this will all blow over this week and now another hurdle to jump
as SolidTrustPay has been down for the second day hampering upgrades.
But...upgrades can be made up to the final hour and still count towards
the previous week's rebate so it shouldn't cause that big of an issue.

Nobody can forecast what is going to happen in the upcoming weeks and
months but to date, I'm more than satisfied with the way AV4U has treated
me and if the time comes that the profit share is slowing down...I'll be there
to the end I'm sure.


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