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Generosity Score

As stated before, this donation network works on the simple premise of "give a little and get a whole lot back in return" and the only way that we can make sure that this premise is met and followed is by utilizing a "Generosity Score" (or G-Score) to measure just how generous someone really is.

The exact formula is proprietary knowledge to EasyLazy.com and hence kept secret; however, we can say that the more truly generous you are, the higher your G-Score will be and the higher your score, the more exposure and donations your profile will get. Those that have the highest G-Scores will be prominently displayed within one of the two "Top 10 Lists" that’s shown at the top of the "Donation Center” page (“Road to Financial Freedom" section) and throughout various pages on this website. All profiles that are displayed within one of the two "Top 10 Lists" will get the most attention and donations and hence those individuals will reach their money goals in no time at all.

Your G-Score can make the difference between you being in debt or being debt-free. So if the G-Score is that important (and it is), then you should know the four factors that determines your own personal score:


1. The Number of People You Help

This is the single most important factor that will raise your G-Score – it’s even more important than the amount of money you donate. For example, let’s say that you wanted to give $30.00 so you can help others payoff their credit card debt or to help someone with their financial emergency, such as a pending foreclosure. So, you now have two options: (1.) give one person $30.00 or (2.) you can give 10 people $3.00 each. Either way, you still donated $30.00, but if you chose the second option then your G-Score would be much higher than it would have been by choosing the first option.

Now, this is only an example. Remember, you can give as much or as little as you want. In fact, we recommend that you read an individual’s profile and give what you think would be helpful and fair.

NOTE: In addition, please be aware that all donations and their affect on your G-Score expire after 12 months - so, in order to make the most of this system, it's important that you're continually helpful toward others.


2. Giving to Those Within the "Top 10 Lists"

This is the second most important factor that will raise and impact your G-Score the most – of course, the amount of money you donate is not as important, but the more people you donate to that are on these two "Top 10 Lists", then the higher your G-Score will be. For example, when you donate, you have another two options: (1.) give to those that are displayed within one of the two "Top 10 Lists", or (2.) give to those that are not on the "Top 10 Lists".

So, if you were to make an equal amount of donations with an equal amount of money to those that were on the "Top 10 Lists" and to those that were not on this list, then your score would rise much higher when you donated to those that are on the "Top 10 Lists" as opposed to the second option.

In addition, please keep in mind that the "Top 10 Lists" is dynamic and is subject to change at a moments notice. When financial goals are met, then profile listings are dropped off and new profiles move up to take the place of those that are dropped off. So, over a period of time, you’ll get plenty of opportunities to donate to those that are shown on the two "Top 10 Lists".


3. Giving to Other EasyLazy.com Members.

Now, it’s also important to note that you can also raise your G-Score by donating to those that are not displayed within the two "Top 10 Lists". But, not all profiles will impact your G-Score in the same way. And while those profiles that are on the two "Top 10 Lists" will impact your G-Score the most, the profiles that are displayed within the "Taking on New Adventures" and the "Making a Difference" sections on the "Donation Center" page will also greatly impact your G-Score. So, in other words – here’s the order of impact:

I bring this point up, because so many people fall into the trap of only donating to those that are on the two “Top 10 Lists” and miss out on the opportunity to also raise their G-Score by donating to others. In other words, if you only donate to those that are on the two "Top 10 Lists", the system will detect this and penalize you for it.

Remember, the G-Score is designed to measure your generosity and the most important factor is the "number of people you help" regardless of whether their on the "Top 10 Lists" or not – so, please keep this in mind.


4. The Amount of Money You Donate

This is the fourth most important factor that will affect your G-Score – however, just because it’s the fourth and last factor, it doesn’t mean that it’s not important and that it should be taken lightly or ignored. For example, let's say that two individuals with the exact same G-Score both donated to the same five people.

However, let's say that the first person donated $3.00 while the second person donated $5.00 to the same five recipients. In this case, the second person would now have a higher G-Score then the first person (assuming that everything else is equal).

So, while the amount of money that you donate is not as important as the number of people you help or to what list you donate to (Top 10 Lists, Taking on New Adventures, Making a Difference), it’s still cares some weight.

Bottom line: the more you help others and the more meaningful your help is, then the higher your G-Score will be. And, the higher your G-Score the more exposure and donations your profile will receive in return. It’s that simple…