Actually you really potentially do have something to lose. A bad network means you earn less than you might with adsense (if you are already on it) and often locks you in for a long time.[DOUBLEPOST=1368941000,1368940933][/DOUBLEPOST]
That should throw up REALLY, REALLY big red flags.
I don't really care about money, being honest with you.
There are networks out there (little ones especially) that rely on their channels to be staff. Yes really. I have had some rather interesting experiences with how unprofessional that can turn out to be.
We at Centus do not rely on anyone whatsoever. If our recruiters do not want to work, so be it; they are not meant for the job. I do 95% of the recruiting myself so don't jump to conclusions that we rely on staff. We also treat staff well and give them fair pay based on the amount of work they do.
I have never heard of your network and was speaking from my experience with other networks that operate in such a way that are described above.
Over the past four years I have owned YouTube accounts that have all been partnered, between all the accounts I have received about 20m views. I know everything there is to know about partnership, and my aim for my networks was to support my partners. I want them to rely on us for advice, ways to develop the most out of their content/ revenue. I am a very hard worker and always act professionally while online.