Amazon Associates Question

[dr.doom]

I am a member of German Amazon Associates, but my blog traffic is nearly 100% american based.
What happens if they click one of my affiliate links? Will they still get the cookie and more important will I actually get paid?

Does Amazon allow Iframing and is an Iframe enough to place a cookie on the visitor?

 

[HealeyV3]

Not sure on the German part, but I can tell you right now ANY iframing or spoofing of ANY kind WILL GET YOUR ACCOUNT BANNED.
It is 100% against their TOS and trust me, you don't want to fuck with them. Also remember, Net 60 is a long time to wait to find out if you're going to get paid, so before putting Time/Effort/Money into a method that involved iframing or cookie stuffing, think twice.

 

[dr.doom]

yeah i always thaught it was forbidden untill i found that:

https://affiliate-program.amazon.com/gp/associates/help/t5/a17?ie=UTF8&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER

they explain iframing in their help section so how can it be forbidden?

 

[Rsberg]

I think you would be best off to contact Amazon and ask them. Their customer service department has been fairly responsive to my quesitons over the years...good luck!

 

[Russian-Czar]

I am a member of German Amazon Associates, but my blog traffic is nearly 100% american based.
What happens if they click one of my affiliate links? Will they still get the cookie and more important will I actually get paid?

Does Amazon allow Iframing and is an Iframe enough to place a cookie on the visitor?

Isn't that stuffing?

Amazon has different accounts for for all Countries