One of the pillars of MLM is that when you earn a commission, that money is yours.

You earnt it and no matter what happens (regulatory intervention the obvious exception), those funds belong to you.

As per Total Takeover’s Terms and Conditions:

Required Purchase. In order to maintain as an active Affiliate, Affiliates must pay a monthly maintenance fee of $89.95. Failure to maintain this requirement may result in account being terminated.

Here’s what they don’t tell you…

In a nutshell, the
Total Takeover’s business model
sees affiliates pay $89.95 every 30 days to qualify to earn commissions on recruited affiliates who also pay $89.95 every 30 days.

Regular commissions are paid weekly, as affiliates are billed 30 days recurring from when they made their initial $89.95 payment.

There is also a monthly commission paid, based on how many active affiliates there are in a Total Takeover affiliate’s matrix.

Seeking to cancel their affiliate membership, one affiliate sent Total Takeover a cancellation request towards the end of February.

When one tries to cancel their Total Takeover affiliate membership, here’s the reply you receive:

Hello, This is our first message from you. Thank You for your patience.

You still have a great position in the Company. Take into account that this is just the FIRST cutoff and thousands more are coming!

It takes more than two weeks to build a large residual income and it WILL happen, just not immediately.

However this is the only company with the means to get you there within months not Years.

We love that you saw our vision and the reason why Total Takeover was created. Already over $200,000 in commissions in only a few short weeks!

We know it takes work to succeed in this industry; that’s exactly why we are committed to providing the resources for you to make

you a total success.

There is so much more that hasn’t even been unveiled or mentioned yet! (LIKE WHAT WE WILL BE RELEASING WITHIN THE NEXT 3 WEEKS!)

However,
If you request to cancel you will forfeit your current position and any and all commissions that are owed to you.

If you still wish to leave Total Takeover, we will process your request as soon as we have your reply.

If you still wish to leave Please respond with “Yes, Cancel Me”

We will eliminate your position and any income owed to you.

If you wish to stay and take advantage of being part of this movement, please respond with: “I’m a leader and I will stay!”

– TTO Support Team

“We will eliminate any income owed to you”?

Uh, what? That doesn’t sound right…

Taking a few days to think about the situation they were now in, the affiliate in question sent the following reply back a few days later:

Ok, that is fine but how can you deny me my commission? It is already earned and due to me. Why would you ask me to build a team and then when I decide it’s not for me, then you deny my commission.

Do you think that is fair? Better yet, is it legal? How would you like it if I took your comm

🤖 Quick Answer

What is Total Takeover's affiliate maintenance requirement?
Total Takeover requires active affiliates to pay a monthly maintenance fee of $89.95 every 30 days. Failure to maintain this payment results in account termination, regardless of previously earned commissions.

How does Total Takeover's commission structure operate?
Affiliates earn commissions from recruited members who pay the $89.95 monthly fee. Regular commissions are distributed weekly, calculated from the recurring billing cycle that begins when affiliates make their initial payment.

What concern exists regarding Total Takeover's commission model?
Critics argue the business model prioritizes ongoing maintenance fees over genuine product sales, raising questions about whether affiliate earnings represent legitimate compensation or depend primarily on continuous recruitment and fee payments.

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