(1) $2.00 for the first answer to another person's tech support question. The 2nd or later answers do not count unless the first answer did not answer the question or the answer was wrong. The answer must be relevant to the original question asked.

(2) $10.00 for each high-quality post of solutions to computer related problems based on your own experience and knowledge. You must post your question on the right section of the Tech Support Help Desk. For instance, if you solved a motherboard problem, post the problem and the solution as one post on the motherboard Tech Support section. Give as much detail as possible. The problem and answer must be original and not copied somewhere else.

How to get paid?

The payout is accumulative as store credit and must be redeemed at a minimum of $20 interval for orders of goods valued more than $50 each time. You must have at least 10 qualified posts to earn the first $20 as a discount off your order. A maximum of accumulative $200 credit is allowed per month. Once you reach the minimum redeemable level ($20), claim your discount here.

Additional Rules:

(a) We emphasize the quality of the posts. The questions and answers must be relevant to personal computers. We reserve the right to delete any unrelated questions or answers. Directron.com has the final say in judging the relevancy and quality of a post. (b) The person who posts the question and/or answer is responsible for any copyright-related issues. (c) Directron.com employees are not eligible for this program. (d) We reserve the right to change/cancel this program without notice. Once canceled, accumulated credit before the cancellation will still be redeemable. (e) The discount has no cash value and cannot be cashed in as a refund. (f) Your order amount must be more than $50 to use this discount.

Rules: (a) One discount is allowed per person per week. (b) Posts are subject to verification before discounts are issued. (c) This discount is not accumulative. (d) We may change or cancel this program without notice. (e) This program is not applicable whereever it's not allowed. (f) Your order must exceed $50 to claim this discount.

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Please post it here if you have any question about this program.

If you think you're a PC guru, show it here and get paid!

[This message was edited by Michael on Jan 19 at 09:05.]

2. I see where it says that you can accumulate $200 per month. Are you allowed any more than this amount if it were collected during more than one month? (i.e. can I have $100 one month and $150 for another month for a total credit of $250?)

3. When will a month roll over for counting credits?

4. If I already have $20, can I apply it to an order I made right before I started posting on the forums?

EDIT: I knew I forgot one!
5. Can you get credit for plugging directron ONLY on those listed sites, or can you post on other sites as well?

(2) Yes. That's fine for the combination. If the actual amount for one particular month goes beyond $200, we may consider promoting such a person to "Moderator" status.

(3) At the end of each calender month. (Did I understand the question correctly?)

(4) No. You need to add such credits to new orders since it is often too much trouble to "catch" an existing order.

(5) Other sites would be fine too, but please let us know the site first by e-mailing to info@directron.com.

Sorry for the late reply.

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I'm also a case modder

Here's my game machine, named Experimental. Because my family thinks I'm nuts for doing all this to a PC.

At the top it says you will be paid for every verifiable answer thats solves a problem or the first answer to solve the problem. I think this is good because that way Micheal wrote it in the letter to me I was worried I would be over paid. I know the profit margin on computer stuff is tight. Plus it takes alot of time to verify all the posts. Right now Directron is very Busy with CHristmas around the bend. I have to warn you also that the techs at directron are pretty good and the questions are hard. Sometimes people want to be feature bashed or the questions are kind of vague. There are alot of people that want to upgrade proprietary systems and its difficult to post that alot of the stuff wont be upgradable. I feel like I would be bashing D3ll, G4t3w4y, or P4ch4rd B3ll because they went the cheap route and didnt install a AGP slot on the mobo or somthing like that.

There are also Case Mod forums for a case mod Contest. People like you get a few credits for posting their pictures. The best size is around 400 or 600 wide. So if you could make them smaller that would be great. Directron is startin on its second annual contest and the winners are posted in the case mod forum under winners circle.

Got linux?

thanks,

scojo

(1) You have indicated that you're interested in becoming a Directron.com moderator and you have the time to be a regular visitor to our help desk. Send your intentions to info@directron.com.

(2) You have at least 100 posts in our forum, as replies or shex.

(3) You have at least two shex posts - share your experience.

(4) You have demonstrated your technical capabilities and writing skills. You also have shown your knowledge of our products, web site, and services.

Benefits of becoming a moderator

(1) Easier management of your credit.
(2) Enhanced status with Directron and the world.
(3) Chances of getting involved with other Directron projects.

One price to pay

Once you become a Directron.com Help Desk moderator, we would suggest that you indicate that you're a Directron.com moderator when you post in other sites when referring to Directron.com. We would not want other sites to consider you spamming on behalf of Directron.com.

Other rules

A forum moderator is considered as a help to our help desk. You're not considered as Directron.com employee.

[This message was edited by Michael on Feb 02 at 12:12.]

Thanks,

Scojo