To start with when we open a new OPUS account, from a new member (M1) directly introduced by you (M) we pay you 20% of the revenue (£10 a month) ongoing as long as M1 remains a paying OPUS user.
When M2 connects in M3, you (M) would receive 20% of our net revenue, which would be at this third level, 20% of £32 = £6.40, M1 receives £8 and M2 receives £10, Business Network retains £25.60.
If M1 in due course connects in a further new member (M2) who subscribes to OPUS, we pay M1 the 20% of the new revenue (£10 a month), and we pay you 20% of our reduced balance net revenue of 80% (20% of £40 = £8), effectively we pay you 16%, leaving us with a reduced balance of 64% or £32.
And so on down to M10 when Business Network retains a mere £5.37.