Dear Donor!

As the author and owner of the business support portal at https://test.werbekoordinator.de, I have decided to completely overhaul the entire IT portal so that it can utilise all the latest IT and mobile technologies to create a unique solution on the market, which will effectively promote entrepreneurs whilst supporting the community on the international market in achieving financial benefits. The new version of my project is described in various sections on the website https://werbekoordinator.de. The descriptions there relate to operating as a business entity.

However, to ensure greater and more practical use of the project, I decided to establish the Werbekoordinator Foundation. All copyright and property rights have been transferred to the Foundation, and from today the entire project will be run under the Foundation’s auspices. This offers enormous opportunities for entrepreneurship in the European market as well as in other countries.

The Werbekoordinator Foundation will apply for EU subsidies and for grants available on the market. All this is to put the tools we have and those available into action to achieve the project’s objectives.

However, the initial costs are very high in order to create the intended tools for carrying out the project’s tasks. The main costs include the development of a web portal and the cost of purchasing a licence for IT software capable of handling cashback settlements and commissions as specified in the Remuneration Plan. To implement the new project, it is necessary to raise capital of PLN 1,200,000 or €250,000. Hence the organisation of an international fundraising campaign using the innovative solution of crowdfunding. All training and educational activities will be carried out at the expense of the Werbekoordinator Foundation.

Here is a brief description of the benefits that will be available to every person on earth.

Advantages of concluding a Partner’s supplementary agreement.

1. The agreement is payable solely on the basis of the business turnover achieved by a system participant holding Promoter status.

2. The funds paid in to secure real-time cashback calculations, despite unrestricted access to these funds, are invoiced and constitute 100% tax-deductible expenses. Funds accumulated in your virtual account for the purpose of real-time calculations may also be invoiced as a tax-deductible expense. The frequency of invoicing can be chosen from daily (1 working day) to weekly, fortnightly or monthly.

3. As part of the commission payments in accordance with the Partner’s agreement, the Partner receives our most valuable service, consisting of:

a) Promotion using the leaflet provided in the Advertising Coordinator’s company folder, who holds a ‘Mini’ Package;

b) Building a network of Promoters who will have a tool to identify the Customer – Promoter and the Partner with whom business transactions take place;

c) The Werbekoordinator Foundation building a network of Advertising Coordinators and Regional Managers, for whom it is of vital interest to have the maximum number of Promoters who will personally recommend the Partners’ products and services in their area;

d) The use of all tools to promote their products or services, such as an electronic newsletter, internet television and online promotional tools combined with any social media platforms at the Werbekoordinator Foundation’s disposal, with the content and form of the advertising agreed upon with the involvement of the Advertising Coordinator;

e) A comprehensive programme for tracking business transactions, including a virtual office platform for processing settlements and managing funds in the Partner’s account;  

f) Mobile applications and computer software for recording business turnover and calculating cashback in real time, owned by the Werbekoordinator Foundation;

g) The entire virtual office infrastructure for maintaining statistics on the turnover generated by Promoters, which, once purchase data has been entered, can collect information on:

· Frequency of purchases;

· Product categories of purchases;

· The most frequent purchases of a specific product or product group;

· The Promoter’s age and gender

· And other data to be configured to improve the statistics;

h) Automatic generation of cost and revenue invoices for settlements between the Partner and the Werbekoordinator Foundation, with the option to transfer these to the Partners’ own tax accounting systems

All the services described above are provided under the Partner’s supplementary agreement and do not incur any costs or fees for the use of these tools.

Benefits for service participants with Promoter status:

1. Participation in the largest online direct marketing project, offering spectacular opportunities for generating income and revenue;

2. Exclusive information about Partners and the products and services they offer;

3. Receiving cashback in real time;

4. Real-time information on potential commission payments in the event of additional contracts being concluded;

5. A free mobile app for making referrals and accessing the information referred to in points 3 and 4;

6. Display of Partners’ locations on a virtual map, including their geographical coordinates, provided this is supported by mobile devices;

7. The option to make direct payments using accumulated funds, in full or in part;

8. The opportunity for personal development and shaping one’s professional future within the activities of the Werbekoordinator Foundation;

9. The opportunity to undertake professional activity on a self-employed basis at any time during one’s professional career;

10. The opportunity to provide many useful services to the business community through voluntary work;

11. As volunteers, supporting various groups seeking sponsors, donors or contributors;

All the services described above are provided under the Partner’s supplementary agreement and do not incur any costs or fees for the use of these tools.

Benefits for service participants holding the status of Service Coordinator and Regional Manager:

1. Participation in the largest professional direct marketing project supported by an active online portal;

2. Use of all tools designed to support Partners in generating business turnover;

3. Professional activity requiring no investment, offering proven and effective online marketing tools supported by Direct Marketing, often referred to as ‘Word-of-Mouth Marketing’.

4. The ability to utilise the Remuneration Plan for the automatic calculation of commissions, bonuses and rewards, using each Promoter’s virtual office.

5. Achieving spectacular remuneration, commissions and bonuses through a mathematical algorithm based on a fractal network, operating across the entire structure of participants in the Werbekoordinator Foundation portal;

6. Full control over the participation of your fractal network of Promoters, Partners, and Coordinators and Managers promoted within your network;

7. A ready-made business model with full IT infrastructure, including the facilities required for database security, meeting all requirements set out in the regulation on ensuring adequate protection of personal data and sensitive data, regarding database management requirements in internet and IT systems, without incurring any costs;

8. A sense of business security and personal recognition in representing the Werbekoordinator Foundation as the most important link in the civilised world. It is people who are the most important part of the entire project;

9. Earning the highest commissions and bonuses in the world offered by the product or service distribution market, thanks to an innovative Remuneration Plan with outstanding self-promotion and motivation features, without the need to read lengthy terms and conditions;

10. Promoting an innovative organisational culture through the implementation of the most important task at the Werbekoordinator Foundation.

“Give something of yourself first, and then expect benefits.”

11. The identity embodied in the Werbekoordinator Foundation’s Mission, Strategy and Objective builds personal prestige in the tasks undertaken;

12. A simple way to become a Rentiere of the Werbekoordinator Foundation’s website, where the path to success is explained precisely and simply in the Werbekoordinator Foundation’s materials.

All the services described above are provided under the Advertising Coordinator and Manager’s supplementary agreement and do not incur any costs or fees for using these opportunities.

Mission: “We support small and medium-sized enterprises, regardless of industry or type of business, in delivering promotional and advertising services using the latest IT and mobile technologies, so that every consumer can receive a cashback.”

We activate all kinds of financial opportunities that may contribute to our revenue pool for carrying out promotional and advertising activities, as well as supporting the printing operations necessary for production and services. We will redirect the revenue generated to individuals as cashback and to partner businesses as a commission for carrying out Direct Marketing, known as “word-of-mouth marketing”.

The funds raised will be allocated to the redevelopment of the portal and the implementation of the latest IT and mobile technologies, as well as research into artificial intelligence. 

THERE WILL BE NO CHARGES FOR ACCESS TO THESE TECHNOLOGIES!!! PARTICIPATION IN THE PROJECT IS COMPLETELY FREE OF CHARGE!!

EXCERPT FROM THE STATUTES OF THE WERBEKOORDINATOR FOUNDATION

CHAPTER II Objectives and operating principles of the Foundation

§ 8

The statutory objectives of the Foundation include activities for the benefit of and within the scope of:

1. Promoting the concept of entrepreneurship and activities supporting economic development, in particular by assisting enterprises in building their competitive advantage and creating conditions conducive to the establishment and development of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises and innovative projects.

2. Supporting micro, small and medium-sized enterprises in enhancing their competitiveness in the market (both locally and globally) through knowledge transfer and the development of employees’ skills and competences.

3. Promoting employment and activating those who are unemployed or at risk of redundancy, as well as those at risk of professional exclusion.

4. Promoting learning and entrepreneurship, particularly among children, young people and those aged 50 and over.

5. Raising standards of living in society by promoting the concept of work-life integration through increased public awareness in this area and by promoting activities related to building efficiency.

6. Activities supporting the development of local communities and societies.

7. Activities in the field of integration (including international integration) and the development of contacts and cooperation between societies.

8. Promotion and organisation of volunteering.

9. Preserving and promoting national traditions, fostering Polish identity, and developing national, cultural and civic awareness.

10. Activities in support of people with disabilities.

11. Activities aimed at strengthening the role of women (with particular emphasis on promoting entrepreneurship).

12. Implementation of activities and projects in the field of combating addiction and social ills.

13. Seeking solutions to the emerging needs associated with the influx of refugees into Poland;

14. Providing care, social assistance and support in Poland and abroad to persons affected by acts of war;

15. supporting educational and information programmes aimed at disseminating information relevant to the Programme’s objectives and undertaking educational activities, including:

- running free courses and training sessions

- organising seminars, training sessions, workshops, conferences, debates and lectures

- initiating and running programmes, social and educational campaigns, and creating educational materials both online (e.g. citizen media, portals, platforms, forums) and in physical form.

§ 9

The Foundation pursues its objectives by:

1. Educational activities by conducting training sessions, workshops, fairs, conferences and seminars, as well as other events for

a. micro, small and medium-sized enterprises,

b. children and young people,

c. teachers and those involved in the education of children and young people,

d. people aged 50 and over,

e. people who are unemployed or at risk of redundancy, as well as those at risk of professional exclusion,

f. people with disabilities.

2. Providing advisory and information services, as well as consultancy and advisory services, to support micro, small and medium-sized enterprises.

3. Cooperation with local and central government authorities, the business sector and non-governmental organisations in relation to the Foundation’s objectives.

4. Providing advisory assistance to individuals in setting up new businesses through mentoring activities.

5. Providing assistance to legal entities in the implementation of business projects.

6. Publishing activities, in particular the publication of articles, reviews, brochures, leaflets, e-courses and webinars, as well as other publications supporting the achievement of the Foundation’s statutory objectives.

7. Research activities, in particular the conduct of analyses, market research and expert reports.

8. Supporting local and grassroots initiatives by informal groups and other organisations in areas consistent with the Foundation’s objectives.

9. Cooperation with various local, regional, national and international communities, including Polish diaspora communities and non-governmental organisations, for the purpose of mutual support and the exchange of experiences in areas consistent with the Foundation’s objectives.

10. Raising awareness of how to improve the quality of life in society by organising workshops and seminars promoting the concept of work-life integration, stress management, image building and related topics.

11. Supporting, creating and/or implementing projects promoting entrepreneurship education.

12. Supporting activities aimed at overcoming social barriers and integrating people who are unemployed or at risk of redundancy, as well as those at risk of professional exclusion.

13. Training and professional development of teaching staff, facilitators and creators (including for cultural institutions, educational bodies and non-governmental organisations).

14. Meeting the needs and aspirations of the public by organising training courses, workshops, reviews, festivals, concerts, performances, films, exhibitions, presentations, screenings and other events.

15. Supporting activities aimed at overcoming social barriers and integrating people with disabilities.

16. Supporting activities aimed at combating addiction and social ills. 11. running clubs, community centres and cultural centres;

17. organising international exchanges of an integrative and educational nature;

18. supporting legislative initiatives.