One card. One conversation.
New possibilities.
Meet Alex, a freelance designer, and Maya, a bakery owner. Follow their conversation from sharing a card to understanding DiBu Net.
Alex and Maya are fictional characters. This story illustrates the service and program rules.
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1. A simple introduction
Maya: I like your design work. Do you have a business card?
Alex: Yes. Let me share my DiBuCard. One link gives you my introduction, work and contact details.
A digital business or personal card, ready to share.
Alex and Maya are fictional characters. This story illustrates the service and program rules.
2. More than a name and number
Maya: I can see your projects, photos and services. I can even tap to call you.
Alex: Exactly. People can understand what I offer before we speak. They can also forward my card when someone needs a designer.
Show your work. Make contact and recommendations easier.
3. The same link stays useful
Maya: What happens when you add a new service or change your phone number?
Alex: I edit and publish my card. The same link opens the latest version, so I can keep sharing it without another print run.
Keep your introduction current as your business grows.
4. Useful outside work, too
Maya: Could I use a card for my bakery and also share my hiking hobby?
Alex: Yes. You can create business or personal cards. There are also private tools for notes, tasks, budgets and planning. Visitors cannot see your private account records.
Share your story publicly. Keep personal organization private.
The number of cards and some features depend on your plan.
5. How do I get my own?
Maya: I would like a DiBuCard. Where do I start?
Alex: Open Register here on my card. Create your account, choose a plan, add your details and publish. You can start with Free or choose a paid plan for more features.
Create an account → Build your card → Publish and share.
6. Why is there a sponsor link?
Maya: The registration says Referred by Alex. What is that sponsor link for?
Alex: It records who recommended DiBuCard. The link carries my TBP identification into registration, so eligible service subscriptions can be connected to the correct referrer.
The sponsor ID identifies the recommendation.
On a real card, check the referrer’s name before completing registration.
7. Why Alex chose DiBu Net
Maya: Why did you choose DiBu Net?
Alex: I use its full card tools, up to 25 cards and Daily motivation. The plan is $19.99 per month. It also supports the referral program, where monthly bonus calculations depend on eligible service sales and renewals.
A useful service first, with a conditional monthly bonus opportunity.
TheBePlan is a separate, free mathematical system. It displays points; it does not collect subscription payments or transfer money.
8. What makes a sale eligible?
Maya: What would I need to do to qualify?
Alex: Keep your own DiBu Net subscription current and meet the monthly requirement of at least three eligible personal referrals in Ring 1. Those customers may choose any paid plan.
Confirmed payment + a published digital card with a generated QR code.
Purchasing an account alone is not enough. Only successfully paid, verified published-card subscriptions count. Each active customer counts once toward the direct-referral threshold, regardless of plan price.
9. A small, clear example
Maya: Can you show me a simple monthly example?
Alex: Suppose three personal customers each buy an eligible DiBu Net subscription. Their combined numerical input is 59.97 points. At Ring 1’s 20% rate, the result is 11.99 points.
More eligible direct service sales can increase the calculated result.
Hypothetical first-ring examples assume your own qualification and all customers on DiBu Net at $19.99. Other paid plans also count, but their different input values change the result. Points are numerical units, not a cash balance or an automatic subscription discount.
10. Recommendations can travel further
Maya: What if my customers recommend DiBuCard to other people?
Alex: Eligible indirect sales can contribute through seven rings, at different rates. There is no fixed limit on how many customers you can personally recommend. Your own monthly qualification still applies.
Ring rates: 20%, 6%, 5%, 4%, 3%, 2% and 1%.
A customer does not need to qualify for their own bonus for their eligible paid, published subscription to contribute to your calculation. Results depend on actual eligible service activity, not simply having a structure.
11. Each month is a new calculation
Maya: Does that mean I receive the same result every month?
Alex: No. Qualification, eligible new sales and successful renewals are checked again each month. The program includes a 30-day waiting period for bonus settlement, allowing eligible late renewals to be considered.
Monthly results can repeat, increase, decrease or be zero.
Unpaid renewals do not count. Bonus payouts are handled separately from TheBePlan’s point calculations. Neither possessing a network nor renewing your own plan guarantees a bonus.
12. One card. New possibilities.
Maya: I’ll create a card for my bakery and start by sharing something useful.
Alex: That is the idea. Choose the plan that fits your needs, publish your card and help people discover your business or interests. If you join the referral program, use the genuine referral link and check the monthly rules.
Create your DiBuCard. Share what you do. Build connections.
This is a fictional conversation and a hypothetical explanation, not a customer testimonial or an earnings promise.