Our PAM’s, BAM’s and KAM’s will have to discuss with you your personal needs and your situation. They are there to support you.
In principle, we request from ALL our clients to promote SPURT. That means bringing businesses accepting SPURT for their goods and services. That is the starting point. We want to present SPURT to the world.
We also believe that almost all people COULD bring those businesses. But "almost all" means that we are aware that not ALL people are in this siituation. We cannot set fix rules. We have many different kinds of clients, and all of them are very important to us:

1. Big Business people.
2. Someone has survived a Tsunami.
3. Someone is living in Zimbabwe.
4. Someone is living in NY city.
5. Someone of 86 and one of 18.

We hope you understand that you cannot make fixed rules for all those different people.  We honor our client so much that we are connecting them to a PAM, BAM or KAM, to be heard. That is also why we speak about negotiation.
What do you mean by negotiating conversion?
Our PAM’s, BAM’s and KAM’s will have to discuss with you your personal needs and your situation. They are there to support you.
In principle, we request from ALL our clients to promote SPURT. That means bringing businesses accepting SPURT for their goods and services. That is the starting point. We want to present SPURT to the world.
We also believe that almost all people COULD bring those businesses. But "almost all" means that we are aware that not ALL people are in this situation.

1. But an 86-year-old person might have a son or nephew with a business.
2. An 18-year-old might have a father, uncle or nephew.
3. A sick person might speak to the caregiver, the pastor, about SPURT and Sound Prosperity.
4. You might have a friend you can engage and provide SPURT to him if he succeeds to find new interested businesses or people.
5. You might find other ways to Pay if Forward.

Any of you can make a list with people they know who might be interested in SPURT.  PAM’s and their teams can teach you how to speak to those people. PAM’s might, in other cases, also do the talking for you.
When a family member of you subscribed you as a SPURT client, and you are a Tsunami survivor, and you are the only one in your village, you might get the opportunity to SHOW first, that SPURT helped YOU, so that you can help others.
Negotiation means: We care for you! We ask you to speak to the PAM and show them what you CAN do. Do not bring IMPOSSIBILITIES. Bring SOLUTIONS!
tuation.

1. But an 86-year-old person might have a son or nephew with a business.
2. An 18-year-old might have a father, uncle or nephew.
3. A sick person might speak to the caregiver, the pastor, about SPURT and Sound Prosperity.
4. You might have a friend you can engage and provide SPURT to him if he succeeds to find new interested businesses or people.

Any of you can make a list with people they know who might be interested in SPURT.  PAM’s and their teams can teach you how to speak to those people. PAM’s might, in other cases, also do the talking for you.
When a family member of you subscribed you as a SPURT client, and you are a Tsunami survivor, and you are the only one in your village, you might get the opportunity to SHOW first, that SPURT helped YOU, so that you can help others.
Negotiation means: We care for you! We ask you to speak to the PAM and show them what you CAN do. Do not bring IMPOSSIBILITIES. Bring SOLUTIONS!
 

We understand that we have many different clients, all over the world. Some live in rich countries; others live in underdeveloped countries. Some live in rich countries and are broke, some live in underdeveloped countries and are rich.
We want to work with all of you on a personal level, although some programs are meant to be for a certain country.

For example, You live in Zimbabwe, where an income of 200$ a month extra is already welcome, where 200$ would be nothing when you live in New York City.
The same counts for Vancouver and a small city in Montana.

Another point of negotiation might be your age, or your health, your social status due to illness or divorce.
For this purpose, we have the Personal Account Managers (PAM).
We know though that at this moment there is not a huge staff ready to speak and look at everyone.
This might cause that we, in the beginning, might be more generous than we will be later.
 

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