- How to receive extra bonuses for referring friends?
When your friends apply for free bonus and put your e-mail address as
the reference, you will receive extra bonus in your e-mail box. You must
complete the application process yourself before you can receive extra
shares.
- Can not access the site for free bonus registration?
Occasionally, the traffic get too high and some customer will experience
"time out". Please try again, if possible avoid the high traffic
hours between 11 am and 11pm.
- Is this too good to be true? Free bonuses? Free money?
In this current Internet IPO frenzy environment where Internet stocks are
traded hundreds and even thousands dollars per unique viewer or per dollar
of sales, it's not unusual for one co-founder to own millions of company
shares. In fact, it's quite a bargain for a to-be-IPO company to have millions
of co-founders who owns small shares of company stocks.
- Why I see error messages while trying to register for free shares?
If you are using the old browsers (Netscape 3.0 , AOL 3.0, Explorer 4.0
or earlier) you may see program error messages. You need to use newer versions
of browsers. You can get them free from Netscape and Microsoft sites.
- Am I liable for financial losses?
As a shareholder of any company, you are only liable up to the amount of
your investment. Since your shares in Popular Link are free, you have nothing
to lose!
- Will you sell my e-mail address to others?
No. We know privacy is very important for you. We do not sell your e-mail
to any third party.
- What are the shares worth?
Hard to say at the moment--as shares are not yet publicly traded. The value
of shares depends on the popularity of the site--that is why getting more
people to know about the company you own shares with is important. In other
word, if more people know about the site and more business goes to the
company, your shares' value will also become higher.
- Can I sell my shares or buy more?
Not now, as Popular Link shares are not publicly traded yet. When Popular
Link goes public in the near future, you will be able to buy or sell your shares.
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