Some formulas of BEP Avg

So, coming back to the original point or subject of this thread: How to Recycle? which ref to recycle and when, and according to which criteria?

personally I would say that the optimal or best decision would be based on the following formula or criterion:

Real Avg Vs Real BEP Avg

and lastly, there is also one small thing which is often overlooked: it is what I call "wholesale factor"

for example, we can see that GrTaMaster in his computation methods for BEP Avg has rightly taken into consideration the actual total NUMBER of all the refs one currently has. why? obviously because we must calculate ALL the expenses, means for ALL the refs together.

however as I can understand, the Real Avg is being calculated too basically:

Quote:

Real Avg = (Refs click - Recycle Cost)/No. Refs

(references: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th; surely there are more, these are just few found through quick search)


yet elsewhere can get a more detailed definition:

Quote:

Number of clicks of your referrals for a day multiplied by what you are receiving per referral click minus recycling cost for the day minus rental/renewing cost for the day minus the cost of your membership/pack for the day.

After you have calculated the above, just multiply it with 100 and divide it with the number of your rented referrals and you will have the real average for a day.

Note: It depends of what exactly you want to calculate.

(taken from here)


so, to sum it up a bit :

the Real Avg is NOT the individual one, but the sort of combination of Current Avg and Overall Avg (in other words, Total clicks of all the RRs on that current particular day), minus
Total (not individual) Recycle expenses for that day divided by number of ALL refs- and applied to each individual ref. which is quite an approximation / generalization!!! because:

1) not all refs click every day & same number of clicks;
2) not all refs are being recycled;
3) not all refs clicked on that particular day;
etc.

therefore - applying the same approximately calculated average to ALL the refs is too general - since not all the refs behave in the same way.