COMMISSION STRUCTURES Sample Clauses

COMMISSION STRUCTURES comprises the particular reward structures explicitly agreed upon between the Company and the Affiliate.
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COMMISSION STRUCTURES. 6.1. The Affiliate will be subscribed to default tiered RS deal, which is specified with a table below, when signing up to the Affiliate Program. Net Revenue Commission Percentage €0 – €5.000 25% €5000 – €10000 30% €10001 – €15000 35% €15001 – €30.000 40% €30001 – €50000 45% €50000+ 50%
COMMISSION STRUCTURES. The below mentioned Commission Structures will only apply to and will only be paid out to registered Referral V.A.R.’s and Full V.A.R.’s who have qualified and valid Novtel Certified Implementers (post the 48 month ‘probation’ period). The Operator reserves the right to increase or decrease the percentages of the commission structures at any time.

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