I mainly use Clickbank but Plimus is effective as well, but the audience is mainly areas around India.

I get about 10% of my total profits through plimus.

We used Plimus for 48 hours and hated every second of it, during our testing period for SHH we found out that Plimus wasn't showing us some orders or anything

It failed 3 out of 4 orders for no reason at all!

2 checkout for me

I don't mind Plimus but it is out of favour around here these days because they no longer let you do Paypal transactions through their corporate account.

Also just before the changeover to the new system I had a bunch of Paypal sales that never showed up in my stats, even though I know they occurred because they showed up in the traffic monitor and because customers emailed me after they had signed up. Pretty shady.

Plimus's downloading system REALLY sucks.

Same experience with Plimus of orders not showing up.

I agree that plimus not carrying paypal as a payment option reduces my sales by 20-30%. But plimus has a build in affiliate marketplace like clickbank. That build in marketplace is a great way to continue to add an affiliate base.

Also, plimus is free and adding additional products as a vendor takes only 5 minutes.

Originally Posted by vendor2012

Also, plimus is free and adding additional products as a vendor takes only 5 minutes.

Do you want to slip in an affiliate link or something dude?

I hate using plimus, it really puts me off buying. The only positive is it allows transactions from countries not supported by some other providers.

I joined ages ago then did some research and they did not pass I'm afraid
The seem to rip/piss a lot of people off

Originally Posted by vendor2012

I agree that plimus not carrying paypal as a payment option reduces my sales by 20-30%. But plimus has a build in affiliate marketplace like clickbank. That build in marketplace is a great way to continue to add an affiliate base.

Is the business that bad? If not, why you sound like a cheerleader?

I've had a Plimus account for a long time... it seemed like they had a lot of promise, but they just never worked out for me. Too bad.