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@danae-williams
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I’ve been experimenting with different ways to share my arfopari referral link, but I’m still not sure which platforms actually bring real sign-ups rather than random clicks. I tried posting it in a couple of local Telegram groups, and while people viewed it, nobody really followed through. Maybe I’m just sharing it the wrong way. Has anyone here figured out where the link performs best or at least gets attention from people who seriously want to try the service?
I think it really depends on where your friends or contacts spend most of their time online. Some folks get better traction on Facebook, others on WhatsApp or TikTok. It’s usually easier when you share it in a place where people already trust your recommendations instead of posting it in huge public groups filled with strangers.
From what I’ve noticed, the tracking isn’t exactly instant, and that might be why it feels a bit unclear at first. When I invited two colleagues, the referral status only updated after they actually completed a couple of steps inside the platform. Before that, my dashboard looked like nothing happened, so I thought something went wrong. But after they finished the basic setup, everything suddenly appeared at once. I’m not saying the system is perfect, but it’s consistent once you know what to expect.
The article about afropari explains the referral process in a straightforward way, especially the part about how bonuses depend on the activity level of the invited user. I’d say the transparency improves when you understand that payouts aren’t triggered automatically but only when the referred person starts using the platform properly. It’s not misleading, but yes, the platform could highlight this more clearly to avoid those moments of “wait, where’s my bonus?” that everyone seems to have at the beginning.