Alternative to ClickBank

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I am trying to sell my ebook, But i don't want to use Clickbank. Can anyone recommend an alternative?

-I figure if I stay away from clickbank then my earnings wont be reported so I can possibly pay less or no taxes? (Correct me I am wrong?)

-I wont have to deal with clickbank taking a cut of my earnings

-I'm not looking for affiliates to promote my product that this time, Just me.

So can anyone recommend some sort of billing platform that will allow me to do an initial charge on someones card, and then a rebill for a club that they sign up for.
 
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Anyone dealt with some sort of program you install on your site that deals with transactions?

Sorry, I'm new to this type of stuff...
 
Start your own membership site and run your affiliate program thru there via paypal. Easy Member Pro is a good one. There are others. :biggthump
 
Start your own membership site and run your affiliate program thru there via paypal. Easy Member Pro is a good one. There are others. :biggthump
i second that. if you don't want to get shaved / don't want shit with the IRS, do it yourself. that's pretty much my rule of thumb
 
I guess E-junkie will do the job:
Code:
http://www.e-junkie.com/

When it comes to taxes and such, the best and easiest way to avoid them is to set up your own payment system using PP.
 
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Paydotcom is an alternative. Not as good as cb for getting affiliates to sell your product though

I am trying to sell my ebook, But i don't want to use Clickbank. Can anyone recommend an alternative?

-I figure if I stay away from clickbank then my earnings wont be reported so I can possibly pay less or no taxes? (Correct me I am wrong?)

-I wont have to deal with clickbank taking a cut of my earnings

-I'm not looking for affiliates to promote my product that this time, Just me.

So can anyone recommend some sort of billing platform that will allow me to do an initial charge on someones card, and then a rebill for a club that they sign up for.
 
i think all u have to do is go to paypal and add their "buy it now" button code into your site and you're all set. very easy to set up.
 
I guess E-junkie will do the job:
Code:
http://www.e-junkie.com/

When it comes to taxes and such, the best and easiest way to avoid them is to set up your own payment system using PP.

I used e-junkie/paypal and found out that PP bills you a $10 fee for each chargeback. Christmas. Fricking. SUCKED.

Looking at alternative payment processors now.
 
merchants will charge you about 17% since your product(ebooks) have a high risk of chargebacks.
 
Paypal "Buy Now" button is my vote if you don't need affliates.
 
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