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      technobabble last edited by

      Is there recurring income available from selling customers O365?

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      • Minion Queen
        Minion Queen Banned last edited by

        Yes 18% for the first year on all accounts and then it drops down to 4% after that. But they are changing things around big time right now. You have to be a full MS Partner not just a cloud partner and your percentages will go up the more you sell etc. The partner pricing stuff is getting a bit hard to follow with all the changes right now.

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        • scottalanmiller
          scottalanmiller last edited by

          MS partner stuff is always under constant change. Impossible to follow.

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            technobabble last edited by

            I have been a registered partner since 05. It sure doesn't seem like it's worth the work for a one man band to deal with it, They should have an affiliate program!

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            • scottalanmiller
              scottalanmiller last edited by

              What would you want from an affiliate program?

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                technobabble last edited by

                If I sell a product I like to make something on the part/software which is why I have many reseller or affiliate accounts.

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                • scottalanmiller
                  scottalanmiller last edited by

                  That's how Office 365 works.

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                    technobabble @scottalanmiller last edited by

                    @scottalanmiller said:

                    That's how Office 365 works.

                    As a reseller and MS partner right? I was looking for the click "my link" to get O365.

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                    • scottalanmiller
                      scottalanmiller last edited by

                      Oh, I see. No it doesn't do that.

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                      • Minion Queen
                        Minion Queen Banned last edited by

                        Selling O365 is completely different in selling then regular MS Partnership you have to become a partner in both.

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                          technobabble @Minion Queen last edited by

                          @Minion-Queen I saw that and I have too much on my plate to deal with it, so I was checking to see if there was another way to resell like via another vendor or an affiliate program. I just don't like leaving money on the table.

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                          • Minion Queen
                            Minion Queen Banned last edited by

                            No you will not get a return on doing the work through another Vendor that I know of at least.

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                              technobabble last edited by

                              Thanks @Minion-Queen

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                              • Minion Queen
                                Minion Queen Banned last edited by

                                If you need help for a client let me know though we are willing to help your clients out.

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                                  technobabble @Minion Queen last edited by

                                  @Minion-Queen Thanks!

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