The goal of a surf program, specially a profit share, is to sell adpacks and
advertising. However members, like me, look at it as an investment although
that is a "shunned" word and could have legal ramifications if the authorities
suddenly take an interest and begin snooping around.

So...I have to have he mindset that I am just buying ad space in a program's
rotator and any rebates I gain are both a reward and an incentive to continue
funding the program.

OK....back to a surf's objective which is to sell advertising and fill a revenue
sharing pool to distribute to members depending on the size of their upgrades
but with a common rebate percentage. I joined RollOver Ads two days ago and
upgraded. After midnight on the first day I surfed I gained my earnings and the
script will only allow me to withdraw 50% of that. Cool....I withdrew and got
paid quick.

My remaining 50% rolled over or rolled up and will be calculated in with the new
days rebate. However with the calculations that are setup within the script I earned
"less" the following day. Here is where the "incentive to purchase" comes in to 
regain the level or number of "coins" I started with.



The option is there to roll up and I rolled over 100% of my earnings so I could
at least cashout the same amount I did on the first day. As of now I have to rollup
100% every second day to maintain that cashout level if I do not further upgrade.
It will take me almost twice so long to reach expiry than with your standard 50/50
rule where your adpack level does not change.

Keeping that 10% per day is now a priority for members to keep a steady cashout
level happening and bringing in new members with more purchases to keep the
"pool" topped up and everything running smoothly. 

In conclusion...new members initially joining will more than likely not know how this
will all work until they upgrade, surf and see what's happening to his or her funds 
the next day and I hope I've shed a little light on how the RollOver Ads' compensation
plan works.