If you work for a company that pays you commission, they will have a cut-off date for sales so that they can calculate your commissions and add up what they need to pay you. Once the check is written, you don't get paid anymore from those sales. The sales numbers start over for the next pay period so you are back to zero sales.
This is the same concept with versa points. Versa points are used so SFI can calculate your commissions. Once they close the month and figure out how much to pay you, those versa points are no longer needed. Your versa points reset to zero so they can start a new month for your commissions.
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If you work for a company that pays you commission, they will have a cut-off date for sales so that they can calculate your commissions and add up what they need to pay you. Once the check is written, you don't get paid anymore from those sales. The sales numbers start over for the next pay period so you are back to zero sales.
This is the same concept with versa points. Versa points are used so SFI can calculate your commissions. Once they close the month and figure out how much to ...more
