FAQ's

HOW LONG DO I HAVE TO COMMIT TO STAY IN?

You don’t. BookWise carries a 100% satisfaction guarantee. While we don’t think you’ll ever want to leave, you may quit at anytime. However you must be an active Associate to receive your monthly and weekly payments. If you leave BookWise your commission payments will be transferred to the first qualifying Associate above you. You may even return your books for a refund. (Minus commissions received-books must be in resalable condition. Please check BookWise Policies and Procedures for the complete return policy).

HOW DO I PAY FOR BOOKWISE?

There are two ways: by credit card or automatic withdrawal from your account. Once you are earning more than $35 a month, your monthly fee will simply be deducted from your monthly commissions.

HOW DO I GET PAID?

BookWise made the decision to use the Pay Card solely to benefit our Associates. Many network marketing companies charge between $2 to $4 per check every time an Associate is paid. It is the BookWise goal to make our Associates as profitable as possible. The BookWise Pay Card increases profitability by decreasing fees and dramatically increasing the speed of payment. In addition, as our network of Associates grow, BookWise will negotiate special deals with national retailers that will give our Associates special discounts with their Pay Card.

CAN I PARTICIPATE WITH BOOKWISE IF I’M NOT ON THE INTERNET?

A resounding YES. The very trends that once hurt small bookstores can now help them. Imagine running a bookstore without overhead. No rent, no inventory, no shipping- former bookstore owners can sign up their previous customers under their BOOKWISE business either as Associates or preferred customers. And for those of your customers who don’t want to do either, Associates can still purchase books at 40% off and resell them. No wonder independent booksellers are joining in en masse.

WHO CAN JOIN BOOKWISE?

CAN MY NON-PROFIT JOIN BOOKWISE?

Yes. Non-profits should enroll under their non-profit’s name (or appropriate legal structure. Please consult your legal counsel) then send the BookWise information out to their supporters. As they join the non-profit creates a new stream of income. Imagine this scenario: you are running a struggling school library. You sign up for BookWise then print your own fliers and hand them out to students. Worst case, you purchase a new book for your library each month. But if your students’ parents join, you’ve created a new revenue source. You can also ask your downline to donate their books back to your library for which they receive a charitable tax deduction.

Some businesses use incentives to encourage their employees to read more. Sign your employees up under the business section and start a company book club. Leaders are readers.

It’s easy. After you’ve enrolled yourself, just go to your ‘dashboard’ (your personal BookWise website) and click on SPONSOR A NEW ASSOCIATE and fill out the application. All the instructions are there. Simple.

HOW DO I SHARE BOOKWISE WITH OTHERS?

There are as many ways to share BookWise as our Associates can dream up—but let’s say you’re a novice at this, are horribly shy and don’t like talking to people. Maybe that’s a bit extreme, but with BookWise even the extreme have hope-because BookWise sells itself. Literally. Associates may direct their interested prospects (with the Associate’s Passkey) to the BookWise online presentation and let it do the work for them. The computer will automatically send the Associate an email letting them know that their prospect has watched the presentation.   If the prospect chooses to join, the computer will place them in the Associate’s downline and send the Associate an email informing them of their success!

Remember, BookWise is not difficult to share. At just $35 a month, BookWise is affordable. The bottom line is this: People buy books—more than $24 billion worth each year in America. But BookWise isn’t just in the business of selling books. We’re selling a better life through the knowledge in books. And since a percentage of BookWise’s profits go to helping literacy and other charitable programs, you’re helping to make the world a better place.