Referralware is in definition a MLM or multi-level-marketing opportunity. From what I have found, these programs are generally a chain of low dollar monthly affiliate programs that you sign up to. The products are not necessarily the main focus so much as the process of signing up people underneath you to all the different various programs.

The problem with this is that yea maybe its only $19 bucks a month to buy into some opportunity but then add a couple more at $10 a month then another $20 a month and so on and you can begin to get the point. Remember being involved in a referralware type program will not work simply by the act of signing up, you have to be able to get others to sign up under you that also have some know how when it comes to marketing or the chain of sales will just end there. This is true with any MLM and the main reason why so many never work the way they do on paper.

A referralware program is to me two things that just don't quite go together, kind of like oil and water. The first is the low initial entry prices that pretty much any beginner can afford but then the second thing being the high level of marketing capabilities required to make it work that most beginners normally just don't have.

I would not recommend getting too involved in any referralware type opportunity and I have yet to come across any one that has commented to this review with a different opinion.