Good question, or at least I think so.
Apparently, after numerous corporate meetings, My Power Mall leaders have decided that they would NOT implement cookies to track any signups.
I'm not exactly sure how those corporate meetings would go, maybe something like...
"Should we implement cookies on our website so members get credit for signups they send that do not join immediately"
"No, this way we won't have to pay out those commissions when new members join directly under the corporate account instead of under existing members"
"What if they ask about this"
"Just tell them that it is a very small number that actually joins later and they really aren't losing many signups"
Ok, I'm sure it didn't go exactly like that. Possibly close but not exactly.
Honestly, I can't think of any good reason for a company not wanting to set a cookie so their member get credit for ALL joins they send.
This especially doesn't make sense with the whole overall theme of My Power Mall being to help people. Uh, here's an idea... HELP PEOPLE GET CREDIT FOR THE SIGNUPS THEY SEND!!!
If it's really not that many signups, why wouldn't they just set the cookies and let members get the credit they DESERVE.
Think about THIS.
How many of YOU joined, the very first time you were exposed to the My Power Mall opportunity???
Many people will want to research it a bit, maybe talk it over with their spouses, sleep on it, etc.. before committing. Do you think they bookmarked your website??
Maybe, maybe not.
Maybe they will just go to Google and search for My Power Mall and guess what... you just lost your signup because mypowermall.com is listed FIRST!!
There is NO other affiliate program I can think of that doesn't cookie the visitor or track in SOME WAY that will credit the rightful referrer of each signup/sale.
Tacky business operations in my humble opinion