Fone a Loan: Secured Loans
Affiliate Marketing July 13th, 2007A new (yet another) loan company has appeared in the affiliate marketing arena Fonealoan.com. This company offers pretty much the same as every other loan company trying to catch moneysupermarket.
If your looking for a loan then visit there website: www.fonealoan.co.uk
What is it they do differant, well!
Most loan/financial services companies only offer affiliates a fixed fee based on a loan being approved, Fone A Loan are also offering 2% of the loan value. So if someone gets a loan for a million bucks the affiliate doesn’t need to worry about the lecky bill for a few months. There’s some figures from the ad:
Please see the examples below that show what the earning potential can be with as an affiliate of Fone A Loan in real terms:
Example 1 – Single Qualified Application – Typical Loan Value: £15,000**1 qualified homeowner application @ £100
2% commission on net value of loan @ £300Total earned from 1 loan secured via your website: @ £400Example 2 – 12 Qualified Applications - Typical Loan Value: £15,000**12 qualified homeowner applications per month @ £100 per loan
BONUS for achieving over 10 applications per month @ £50 per loan
2% commission on each of 12 loans of £15,000 @ £300 per loan
Total earned through qualified homeowner applications @ £1,200
Total earned through achieving BONUS on each loan @ £600
Total earned through commission on each loan @ £3,600Monthly total: @ £5,400
This model could yield a massive £64,800 annually, just for posting Fone A Loan banners on your website and joining one of the best affiliate marketing schemes on the web.
Although this offer looks tempting the homepage has a huge phone number on it and I would guess that a larger portion of the refered visitors would call rather than filling out the form. I’ll give it try.
August 13th, 2007 at 12:40 pm
I just read this post and the company seems to be gone unless the link is wrong. Did you have any success with this?
August 13th, 2007 at 12:46 pm
Opps! .com instead of .co.uk
Not had much luck with the program yet, will have to make it work harder
April 30th, 2008 at 6:52 am
Hi Boydie
If you are looking for a loan program then perhaps you should try http://www.brightlightsecuredloans.co.uk instead. Much better rates