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RHIMS 10 Review: Get Paid Per Call With Free Traffic

Pay-per-call is affiliate marketing where the link is a phone number: a plumber pays $30, a roofer $50, a lawyer $100 and more for one qualified call, and you never pick up the phone. RHIMS 10 shows a free-traffic way in: the just-expired domain of a closed local business, rebuilt with AI as a referral page, a $10 local number, a network that pays weekly. $27 one-time this week, plus my three bonuses for the parts the course leaves to you.

1. Finda just-expired domain of a closed local business
2. Rebuildthe homepage with AI as a disclosed referral page
3. Validatea $10 local number, press 1 = a real caller
4. Sellthe calls to a network, get paid weekly
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✓ One-time $27 until Nov 8 ✓ 16 videos with transcripts ✓ 180-day vendor guarantee
★★★★☆ My rating: 4.1 / 5

Short version: this is the first RHIMS course about a market most affiliates have never touched, and it is the most specific one of the series. Every step is over the shoulder with a written companion under the video. The method costs about $20 to test per funnel. The research is the real work, and the vendor sells a weekly list for exactly that reason, which is why my first bonus automates it.

What is inside RHIMS 10

I bought it, went through all sixteen lessons, read the transcripts and opened every bonus. Six modules, each video between two and fourteen minutes, each with a written companion: checklists, the exact filters, the DNS records, the greeting script.

RHIMS 10 lesson 4.2 companion: the research workflow for expired domains

Lesson 4.2 inside the members area: every video has a written companion with the exact filters and checks.

  1. Module 1 and 2: how you get paid. Qualified calls (intent, 60 to 180 seconds, right area, inside the hours), the networks that pay weekly, and the A-to-Z story: Mike’s car dies in Austin, he finds an old flyer, checks the website, calls the number, presses 1. Example offers JayKay shows from his network: towel rack installs $54, water heater repair $30, chiropractor $45, solar $144, nursing home abuse $400 per call.
  2. Module 3: networks and buyers. eLocal (home services, one universal number), MarketCall (many niches, the one he still uses), RingPartner. How to read an offer card: tiers, hours, geos, concurrency. The pay bump (ask for 20 percent after ten paid calls). Direct buyers and end buyers who pay three to five times the network rate, and the Neighborhood Clone cold email that gets them.
  3. Module 4: the free traffic. Why an expired domain of a 45-year-old locksmith still rings: flyers, directories, saved contacts. The ExpiredDomains.net filters, the Wayback check, then the AI rebuild with three prompts (homepage, privacy, terms), GitHub Pages hosting and the DNS records. Live example: miamidadehealthinsurance.com, found in 20 minutes.
  4. Module 5: the $10 Call Stack. A local NumberBarn number, an AI-voiced greeting (“this domain is now operated by an independent referral service, press 1”), press 1 to voicemail while validating, then to the affiliate number. Five press-1 calls = your proof for the network application.
  5. Module 6 and the bonuses. Launch, multiply (same niche, same city, same number), keep or kill. The Niche Hit List ranks 35 niches, the Case Files show his real Marion County walk-in tub funnel: 165 visitors, 9 calls, 3 paid at $55, about $34 in costs. Plus the Prompt Vault, the Troubleshooter and the 15-minute maintenance plan.
RHIMS 10 Case Files bonus PDF in the members area

The Case Files bonus: the real Marion County walk-in tub funnel with its numbers and costs.

Where beginners will stall (and what I did about it)

  1. Research. Lesson 4.2 shows 20 minutes of clicking for two candidates. The Niche Hit List helps with the niche, the domains you still find by hand. My Domain Scout extension checks a whole page of expired domains at once.
  2. The network interview. The course promises an affiliate-manager cheat sheet; the members area has the advice, spread over three lessons. My Network Approval Kit is that cheat sheet, with the application answers and emails.
  3. Funnel number four. Three domains, two numbers, one network: the maintenance plan is a blank table. My Portfolio Tracker counts the calls and tells you the next step per funnel.

My RHIMS 10 bonuses — for every buyer

Built new for this launch, after going through the course. Everyone who gets RHIMS 10 through this page gets all three.

Front-end bonus · every buyer

The Call Funnel Starter Stack — $191 total value

RHIMS 10 shows the method. These three bonuses remove the three places where beginners stall: finding the domain, getting approved, keeping track.

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Call Funnel Domain Scout — $97 value

Chrome extension, built for this launch

Lesson 4.2 takes twenty minutes per search by hand. The Scout checks a whole ExpiredDomains.net page at once against the Wayback Machine: years of history, real business or parking page or squatter, service words, city, the old phone number, and a score with the reasons. One click saves the archived homepage for the AI rebuild prompt. Tab two is the pre-publish check for your finished page: dummy numbers, tel: links, disclosure, logo images, legal links, mobile tag.

Network Approval Kit cover

Network Approval Kit — $47 value

PDF, 13 pages

The cheat sheet lesson 3.1 mentions, written out: the six-block evidence pack you attach to every application, copy-paste answers for the eight standard form fields, the onboarding-call sheet with the ten questions they ask and the four you ask, the pay-bump email for after ten paid calls, and reply scripts for the two questions every direct buyer asks after a Neighborhood Clone email.

Call Funnel Portfolio Tracker cover

Call Funnel Portfolio Tracker — $47 value

Google Sheet / Excel + Quick-Start PDF

One row per funnel, one row per call. It counts validated and paid calls from your log, tracks renewals and monthly cost, and tells you the next step per funnel from the course rules: apply at five validated calls, ask for the bump at ten paid calls, keep anything with a sign of life, let a zero-call funnel expire.

Call Funnel Domain Scout results: scored expired domains with Wayback history, business signals and old phone numbers

The Domain Scout on the six domains from lesson 4.2: the Miami-Dade insurance domain scores 88 with the old phone number; four are passes.

More bonuses are coming this week for the front end and the upgrades. Buyers through this page get them added to the same bonus area.

RHIMS 10 price and upgrades

The front end is $27, one payment, until Sunday November 8, then $47. The upgrades are offered after checkout and are optional.

OptionWhat it addsPrice
RHIMS 10: Get Paid Per Call6 modules, 16 videos with transcripts and companions, 8 bonuses (Niche Hit List, Neighborhood Clone, Free Traffic Treasure Map, Prompt Vault, Case Files, Troubleshooter, Maintenance Plan, $10 Call Stack), direct access to JayKay$27
The Fresh ListWeekly pre-researched pay-per-call opportunities (niche, payout, buyer, funnel angle, traffic ideas), 12 months, no auto-renewal, plus a personal attendant who sets up your first affiliate number with a custom voice recording$60
Masterclass ReplayEdited replay of JayKay’s private multi-day pay-per-call event: 26 traffic sources, the money ladder to direct buyers, transcripts, cheatsheet, First Call Action Kit, live War Room on Nov 9$97
RHIMS VaultNine earlier RHIMS courses (launch-jacking, order-jacking, trend-riding, Microsoft Ads, conversion boosting) plus 1-on-1 coaching$197

Beyond the course: a domain (about $10 to $15 a year) and a NumberBarn number (about $10 once plus $6.99 a month). Hosting, greeting voice and AI prompts run on free plans.

What stands out
  • A market with real payouts that most affiliates have never touched
  • Over the shoulder: filters, prompts, DNS records, greeting script, all in the companions
  • About $20 per funnel to test, no ads, no content, no audience
  • Compliance built in: referral disclosure on the page and in the greeting
  • Real case file with the real numbers, including the costs
Good to know
  • Calls come when trigger events happen; the course says to give a funnel weeks, and build more while you wait
  • Networks approve you after you show validated calls; module 5 comes before module 3 in practice
  • The method targets US local services; you can run it from anywhere, the callers are in the US

How to claim the bonuses

  1. Get RHIMS 10 through a button on this page. Every button here carries my affiliate ID, which links your purchase to the bonuses.
  2. You land on my bonus page right after checkout, with your bonus code on it.
  3. Paste the code on the claim page with your email. Your bonus area on IM Dominator unlocks straight away, and the bonuses added later this week appear in the same place.

Questions

What is RHIMS 10: Get Paid Per Call?

RHIMS 10 is the tenth course in JayKay Dowdall’s RHIMS series (Really Helpful Internet Marketing Stuff). It teaches pay-per-call affiliate marketing with free traffic: you register the just-expired domain of a closed local service business, rebuild its homepage with AI as a clearly disclosed referral site, put a local tracking number on it, validate real callers, and then sell the qualified calls to a pay-per-call network. Six modules, sixteen videos with transcripts and written companions, eight bonuses.

What is pay-per-call affiliate marketing?

Affiliate marketing where the affiliate link is a phone number. A business pays a network for every qualified call (right intent, long enough, right area, inside the hours). The network pays you weekly. You never take the call and the caller never knows you exist. The course shows offers paying $20 to $100 and more per call in plumbing, roofing, HVAC, insurance, legal and travel.

How much does RHIMS 10 cost?

$27 one-time during launch week, until November 8, 2026. After that $47. There are no monthly fees and no credits. The upgrades are optional: The Fresh List ($60 for 12 months of weekly pre-researched opportunities), the Pay-Per-Call Masterclass Replay ($97) and the RHIMS Vault with nine earlier courses ($197).

What else do I have to pay for?

A domain, about $10 to $15 a year, and a local tracking number on NumberBarn, about $10 once plus $6.99 a month for the plan with the press-1 menu. Hosting is free on GitHub Pages, the greeting comes from a free ElevenLabs account, and the AI prompts run in ChatGPT or Claude on any plan. The course calls this the $10 Call Stack.

Do I need to talk to anyone on the phone?

No. Callers hear a recorded greeting and press 1 to reach the provider. Joining a network involves one short onboarding call with an affiliate manager; my Network Approval Kit prepares you for exactly that.

Does this work outside the US?

Yes. The offers are mostly for US businesses, but you can run a funnel for a plumber in Miami from anywhere. JayKay runs his from Canada. Networks accept publishers worldwide and pay by PayPal, wire or Payoneer.

What is the guarantee?

The vendor gives a double guarantee: a refund for any reason, and 180 days to earn at least $250 in commissions with the method, otherwise a full refund with no questions asked. Those are his terms; refund requests go to the support address on your receipt.

How do I claim your bonuses?

Get RHIMS 10 through a button on this page. After checkout you land on my bonus page with your bonus code. Paste it on the IM Dominator claim page with your email and your bonus area unlocks straight away.

Bottom line

RHIMS 10 is worth it if you want an affiliate model that runs without content, ads or an audience, and you are willing to do twenty minutes of research per funnel and wait for the phone to ring. For $27 once, with my Domain Scout to do the research, the Approval Kit for the network and the Tracker for everything after, it is the cheapest entry into pay-per-call I have seen.

Get RHIMS 10 →$27 until Nov 8