Grover: Allied Alternative to the Voters Club

Day 1,675, 16:17 • Published in USA Canada • by 5440

(cheaper prices for votes and more CC for work, keep scrolling if you want to skip the explanations)


In my last article, I discussed some of the more negative aspects of the eRepublik Voters Club. The biggest issue being that the people who run it and a large number of employees, are members of ONE nations. I had thought most people were already now aware of the fact that the leaders were loyal Polish citizens,but there were some doubts about it. If you take a look at some of the accounts that claim to be associated with the Voters Club, things become much clearer: http://www.erepublik.com/en/citizen/profile/2646812.



Szuja321 is one of the main figures behind the eRepublik Voters Club. As he is currently banned, some American members are worried if the Club will still be able to even function properly.




Another issue that many commenters brought up was the issue of vote buying in general. I didn't want to focus very much on this topic as I see no practical solution for it, as opposed to the ONE issue. Additionally, even if we were somehow able to convince most of America to stop buying votes, we would only be overrun by PTOers buying votes who wouldn't care either way. On the other hand, the problem of the Voters Club monopoly could simply be solved with the right amount of competition.

So with that in mind, I set out to actively change the situation. I considered personally trying to emulate them while hiring only allied citizens, but logistically it didn't seem very possible for me. I then searched around for any "voting clubs" among our allies, until I eventually met an Argentinian user by the name of Ramato.

Ramato runs a group called Grover, that is currently made up solely of Argentinians. However, that doesn't mean that he isn't looking for new members. He agreed to let me post the english version of the details for his group.

Just to clarify, I am in no way officially associated with Grover.



DETAILS BELOW



Grover is the Organized Group of Voters for eRepublik's Articles. (Acronym in Spanish)

http://grover.ereptools.com.ar/

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Win up to 11 CC (1) for every vote you make in the articles of eRepublik.

Register


* Enter you eRepublik Account ID (not the link, just an ID), type a password (not the same as in your eRepublik account, only to join Grover) and an email address (there will be sent News and mail the specifications to validate the account)

* The validation of the account is only to receivepayments. As soon as you create the account, you log in, start voting and earn your commission.

* Validation is an automatic process and it takes 24 to 48 hours.

* To log in, you have to put your eRepublik's username and the password you specified when you registered.

Start to Vote


* Applications will appear one by one, with data: Applicant (Who hired the votes) Article (Link to the article to vote) and votes (The number of votes purchased)

* Click in the article, vote, write the number of votes that will appear (this would be your vote) inGrover, in the field called Number of vote and click Save. If there are more applications available, you will see after saving.

* If you have already voted on any items that you listed, click Ignore to move to the next.

* Below you can see always the last action you performed. If you want a full list, click on the top menu: Transactions.

* On the right you can see the balance that you have accumulated and the total number of votes you've made.

Receive your payment


* Payments are made every 7days from the date of registration. Charge only those who have validated the account.

* Payments Section will be able to see the list of payments received.



Buy Votes in Grover



* Enter your eRepublik's username (if you are registered and identified in Grover, this field is automatically completed)

* The link of the article should be complete, including the http://

* If you have a coupon code add it in the field. Below you see the same incidence rate if the coupon is right.

* Select the number of votes (it only appears the amounts authorized, we do not sell more than we can).

* If you have any comments, write it in.

* Click on send and if successful, will receive the information necessary to makethe payment and the link to see the voting process that youshould keep.

* Grover has a policy of customer satisfaction, we offer a guarantee that is to return the difference in votes that were not made based on a price of 12 CC per vote. For that, the application must have completed 72 hours.
Applications using the discount coupons will not be refunded.

* We do not sell subscriptions.

If you are interested in buying votes, request your discount coupon.
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"the US citizen, get a VIP Account, 11 CC per article (10 CC for Normal Account), payment every 5 days, 1 coupon per day with 20% discount for own use, 10% commission for referred sales"

"the VIP account for US citizens will be for 5 days, after that, the new citizen get the normal account"

Although, he said the VIP opportunity could be continued depending on how well things go in the eUSA.

As things currently stand, Grover is clearly the superior option for anyone loyal to the eUS. With the Voters Club you are actively helping to fund a large number of users that fight against us, and now there are growing doubts about whether you'll even be paid.



To reiterate what I said in my previous article, I'm not attempting to cast blame to those that have or are currently doing business with the Voters Club. I myself was tempted to join them at one point. Everyone was using and benefiting from it, while no one was pointing out why the Voters Club in particular could be a bad thing. Plus, apparently some eAmericans were not even aware of the Club's Polish leadership until now.

It's one thing to make a mistake, it's another to see the all facts laid out, and then to stubbornly refuse to change that mistake. With an allied group now in competition here in the eUS, there really is no more excuse to work for the ONE-heavy Voters Club.

You may choose to not be a part of any of these sorts of groups, and that is still a respectable option. But, if it's a choice between the Voters Club and Grover, it should without question be Grover.