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I'll give them the benefit of the doubt. I'll wait until they get their act together as there are obvious problems with ad showing. Hope they fix that fast.
 
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They have no problems at all with ads showing. Every issue I have seen is because people clearly don't read and don't understand how the ads work.
 
http://community.prosperent.com/showthread.php?122-When-Prosperent-does-and-DOES-NOT-display-ads

and yes, myself and dozens of others have been paid on time monthly for the last 6 months they have been alive.
 
They have no problems at all with ads showing. Every issue I have seen is because people clearly don't read and don't understand how the ads work.

Not true. Somebody has been fixing these type of bugs being reported on that forum. Also, it is obvious there is a problem. You use a proxy and you still see the same wrong ads. Either that's a bug or the system is not good. I had "Air conditioner" ads shown on "web design pages" even after I changed ips, clear cookies, cache and everything. It's like the ads are married to my Mac address or something.
 
I went to the Prosperent website and checked their FAQ page.
What bothers me is that they will not say what percentage commission they pay.

I can understand that it may vary from one product to the other, but how about saying for example "Our percentage payout ranges from x% to y%".

Even here on this thread, no one wants to wants to say "I sold a product through one of their ads and got paid x% for that".

For example, gnarlyguy says:

I got one sale which paid me like $475.

OK, so how much was the product selling for?
I get the feeling that maybe people are not allowed to talk about this?

Some clarification from the people who signed up with Prosperent would be nice.
Thanks.
 
I went to the Prosperent website and checked their FAQ page.
What bothers me is that they will not say what percentage commission they pay.

I can understand that it may vary from one product to the other, but how about saying for example "Our percentage payout ranges from x% to y%".

Even here on this thread, no one wants to wants to say "I sold a product through one of their ads and got paid x% for that".

For example, gnarlyguy says:



OK, so how much was the product selling for?
I get the feeling that maybe people are not allowed to talk about this?

Some clarification from the people who signed up with Prosperent would be nice.
Thanks.

You might want to read that FAQ again. The percentage of payout is clearly layed out there.
 
Not true. Somebody has been fixing these type of bugs being reported on that forum. Also, it is obvious there is a problem. You use a proxy and you still see the same wrong ads. Either that's a bug or the system is not good. I had "Air conditioner" ads shown on "web design pages" even after I changed ips, clear cookies, cache and everything. It's like the ads are married to my Mac address or something.

Hi, just saw this thread and wanted to chime in. We haven't had any ad serving issues at all actually, nor do we now. If you check the FAQ you will understand things a bit better. Lets say you do a search in the search engines for air conditioners and you land on a page with Prosperent ads, then an hour or a day later you visit another page with Prosperent ads, but this time without a search engine referrer. We know that in the past you were interested in air conditioners, so we will display air conditioner related ads for up to 5 page views. It's all part of behavioral targeting and it GREATLY increases conversions. We developed that over a 6 month beta period. So, once you understand how the system works it all becomes clear.
 
I went to the Prosperent website and checked their FAQ page.
What bothers me is that they will not say what percentage commission they pay.

I can understand that it may vary from one product to the other, but how about saying for example "Our percentage payout ranges from x% to y%".

Even here on this thread, no one wants to wants to say "I sold a product through one of their ads and got paid x% for that".

For example, gnarlyguy says:



OK, so how much was the product selling for?
I get the feeling that maybe people are not allowed to talk about this?

Some clarification from the people who signed up with Prosperent would be nice.
Thanks.

People are definitely free to discuss anything and everything about the program in the open. Our goal is to be a VERY transparent company. This is why we have the public forums on our site. As for commission percentages, what you have to understand is the fact that we literally work with over 2,000 online retailers. Each one offers different commission rates and in some cases even different rates on a per product basis, so that information is pretty much impossible to disclose. On top of that, it changes from day to day and week to week. We always work with top name companies though, and always work on increasing commission rates for all of our publishers. After all, having top payouts brings us more publishers. Now, for every sale made through our system, we pay you the publisher 70 percent of the commission which is clearly disclosed in our FAQ. We also pay 5 percent for referrals, so currently the total payout percentage is up to 75 percent of the total revenue. For large publishers that bring large sales and traffic we are quite happy to negotiate even higher payouts :). We have no problem working with great publishers on a one on one basis.
 
http://community.prosperent.com/showthread.php?124-Clearing-up-some-confusion-with-ads-ad-placement-and-fallback

The above should help those that still do not understand how our ad system works :)
 
$475 for 1 sale....are u serious? they must be selling jet planes then.

No ... that happened to be a luxury watch. I'm happy to see these responses ... which means a bigger piece of the pie. Everyone should stick to earning pennies really :)

hxxp://prosperent.com/ref/214569
 
I went to the Prosperent website and checked their FAQ page.
What bothers me is that they will not say what percentage commission they pay.

I can understand that it may vary from one product to the other, but how about saying for example "Our percentage payout ranges from x% to y%".

Even here on this thread, no one wants to wants to say "I sold a product through one of their ads and got paid x% for that".

For example, gnarlyguy says:



OK, so how much was the product selling for?
I get the feeling that maybe people are not allowed to talk about this?

Some clarification from the people who signed up with Prosperent would be nice.
Thanks.

The product was selling for close to 7k. If it was a jet plane, do you think I would settle for that amount?

Piss off haters ... even the admin stuck a damn banner right on top so they can steal referrals from us who talked about it. I bet they're gonna ban me too.

hxxp://prosperent.com/ref/214569
 
Hi, just saw this thread and wanted to chime in. We haven't had any ad serving issues at all actually, nor do we now. If you check the FAQ you will understand things a bit better. Lets say you do a search in the search engines for air conditioners and you land on a page with Prosperent ads, then an hour or a day later you visit another page with Prosperent ads, but this time without a search engine referrer. We know that in the past you were interested in air conditioners, so we will display air conditioner related ads for up to 5 page views. It's all part of behavioral targeting and it GREATLY increases conversions. We developed that over a 6 month beta period. So, once you understand how the system works it all becomes clear.

Well, this is what I did:

1. Went to Google and searched "air conditioners site:mysite.com"
2. Landed on an air conditioner page on my site that showed air conditioner ads from Prosperent.
3. Closed FF, cleaned cookies, cache.
4. Opened FF, went to hidemyass.com, then google.com through it and then searched for "generators site:mysite.com"
5. Landed on a generators page with air conditioner ads from Prosperent.

Now, how is that possible? I don't know whether the ads are tied to my computer somehow or to the site itself. Ads don't appear to be tied to ips. What am I missing here? I don't want everybody out there to see air conditioner ads on all pages of my site.
 
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Well, this is what I did:

1. Went to Google and searched "air conditioners site:mysite.com"
2. Landed on an air conditioner page on my site that showed air conditioner ads from Prosperent.
3. Closed FF, cleaned cookies, cache.
4. Opened FF, went to hidemyass.com, then google.com through it and then searched for "generators site:mysite.com"
5. Landed on a generators page with air conditioner ads from Prosperent.

Now, how is that possible? I don't know whether the ads are tied to my computer somehow or to the site itself. Ads don't appear to be tied to ips. What am I missing here? I don't want everybody out there to see air conditioner ads on all pages of my site.

Data is all stored in a Prosperent cookie, so no, you didn't clear your cookie.

No one else will see air conditioner ads on your site unless they search for air conditioners and land on your page. Please, again, read the faq, watch the video, and review how our system works. It sounds like you are still off base on how the ad network works. It's pretty simple once you get it. We display ads based on what a person searched for when they got to your site. Our behavioral system will show ads for the same type of product for up to 5 more page views. That's it.
 
i would like to sign up, but it looks like it would force me to break bread with the devil (aka paypal) and i would have to create a new paypal account for this. are checks an option at all?

hmm, I had no idea that paypal are this terrible. Any reason for you to compare paypal to the devil? (It's not criticism, I really want to know)
 
Some people just have a bad opinion of paypal. I personally have been using them for at least 6 or 7 years. Thousands of payments and no real issues. With that said, we are offering payoneer as an alternate payment option here in the coming days. Just got off the phone with them in fact :)
 
hmm, I had no idea that paypal are this terrible. Any reason for you to compare paypal to the devil? (It's not criticism, I really want to know)

Lol! You don't want to go there. Go to nopaypal.com. Gaypal scammed me of $600 a few years ago with a Gaybay sale. It's not a company to trust. They lock accounts for any reason. They could label Prosperent a scam tomorrow due to the high amount of transactions and lock your account and freeze your money too pending months of investigations which could go either way. Gaypal is a really bad idea. Prosperent should be paying by check and direct deposit like most networks.

Read this too: http://www.paypalsucks.com/paypalfan.shtml
 
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Data is all stored in a Prosperent cookie, so no, you didn't clear your cookie.

No one else will see air conditioner ads on your site unless they search for air conditioners and land on your page. Please, again, read the faq, watch the video, and review how our system works. It sounds like you are still off base on how the ad network works. It's pretty simple once you get it. We display ads based on what a person searched for when they got to your site. Our behavioral system will show ads for the same type of product for up to 5 more page views. That's it.

I'll try again sometime. I did clear cookie but I'll try again sometime.
 
Lol! You don't want to go there. Go to nopaypal.com. Gaypal scammed me of $600 a few years ago with a Gaybay sale. It's not a company to trust. They lock accounts for any reason. They could label Prosperent a scam tomorrow due to the high amount of transactions and lock your account and freeze your money too pending months of investigations which could go either way. Gaypal is a really bad idea. Prosperent should be paying by check and direct deposit like most networks.

Read this too: http://www.paypalsucks.com/paypalfan.shtml

That's interesting.
So, are you using merchantics?
 
Well, to put this topic kinda back on track, her is some useful info about prosperent:

squidoo.com/tcpanetwork-get-paid-what-you-deserve
 
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