I'm glad that you have asked this question.
1. The benefit of buying into an upline member's S-Builder Co-op would only be if you can't afford to buy your own S-Builder. Your upline may have another type of co-op but I think S-Builder Units are still the best way to go, unless they offer you a free share.
2. If you buy your own S-Builder Co-op Unit you earn MRP and VP. You could even set this up as a Standing Order and have more than one.
You can then set it up as a Co-op for yourself and/or your team, earning yourself 100 VP. You win, no matter who in your downline get the new PSAs.
To set your S-Builder Co-op Unit into a Co-op, go to SFI's Power Tools. Under that choose Co-op Manager. Follow the simple instructions. You can assign shares to just yourself and/or your downline, as a way to get fresh PSAs.
It could be set up as a contest for your team to win a free share.
Alternatively, you can allow downline affiliates a chance to invest in one with you, if they can't afford their own.
Hope this helps.
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I'm glad that you have asked this question.
1. The benefit of buying into an upline member's S-Builder Co-op would only be if you can't afford to buy your own S-Builder. Your upline may have another type of co-op but I think S-Builder Units are still the best way to go, unless they offer you a free share.
2. If you buy your own S-Builder Co-op Unit you earn MRP and VP. You could even set this up as a Standing Order and have more than one.
You can then set it up as
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