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I don't really get it. What is the idea behind the 'network'?
The only thing that makes sense to me is the idea of bundling up purchases to get a reduced price. If the company can get discounts and earn a few percents from each deal, why does it split it with the network and not keep it for itself? Do the people on the network have to do some sort of marketing to get people make purchases through the app? If not then why do they get a share of the profits if they simply have to do nothing? If they do earn money through referrals, why do they have to pay money to get those 'front seats'? That sounds just like another MLM to me.

I don't say this is a scam or something, the whole concept simply doesn't make sense to me. I'd appreciate if somebody could shed some light on this for me.

The people in the network are the ones that do the actual purchases and get some cashback after doing it. So all in all you get your items at a little discount. If you don't do a minimum of two purchases you are kicked out of the network. The front seats, get a cut of all the cashback of the network and are relived of the minimum purchase rule. So you buy it once and get money as long as the company is working.

Seriously "if you don't do a minimum of two purchases you get kicked out of the network" Huh

Wow. I definitely missed that part of the whole available information. For how long can someone stay without 2 purchases before being kicked out??

As a token holder from other countries where fluzfluz dont have business, you really cannot make purchases. Then it is not easy to keep your premier status. may be I am wrong. Atleast the statement mentioned above clearly indicates that.

Even there are countries where some of these online retail shops don't accept customers from. How then can those ones cope or meet up with the demand?