Amazon payment

Reyone

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Sep 30, 2012

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• Apr 2, 2013

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Hello,

I would like to know what happens if you do not take your $$$ out of from your amazon account. Lets say I made $300 the previous months, however, I have set my payment to be at least $400.

The previous $300 do not show up in my account anymore, does it mean that amazon sucks them back??? Or is it saved somewhere else?

Thanks!

 

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rkwebs

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Sep 23, 2010

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• Apr 2, 2013

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where u from?? if You are indian according RBI all amount tranfer to Your bank account in 24 Hours

 

Reyone

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Thank you for trying to help, however, I am not entirely sure if you have read my question or you have simply replied to what you thought I was asking.

1- Does not matter wherever I am from, as the question is not related to that.
2- No, I am not Indian...
3- I am asking what happens to the payment if I choose to not get paid under a certain threshold.

Again, thanks a lot for replying but I would really appreciate if someone could answer to my question.

Thanks!

 

staycoolmen2006

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Aug 5, 2010

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• Apr 2, 2013

• #4

It will be carried forward to next month ...

 

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Akash1812

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• Apr 2, 2013

• #5

https://affiliate-program.amazon.com/gp/associates/network/your-account/payment-history.html

 

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rkwebs

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• Apr 2, 2013

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its will carry to next payment. untill u not transfer or get paid. its will add on your account

 

Reyone

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Thanks a lot guys.

The commission % is based on a single period right? Meaning, it does not carry over to the next period, does it?

Thanks

 

rossegpz

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Nov 14, 2012

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• Apr 2, 2013

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You set a payment limit and select your payment method, and then Amazon will automatically make the payout if you commission goes over the limit.

 

hartian

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• Apr 2, 2013

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Reyone said:

Thanks a lot guys.

The commission % is based on a single period right? Meaning, it does not carry over to the next period, does it?

Thanks

Click to expand...

yes - at the beginning of a new month your commission % gets rolled back to 4%.

 

cocoholo

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May 4, 2008

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• Apr 2, 2013

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Unlike clickbank which charges for dormant accounts, amazon's balance stays like forever. I have a balance below threshold that lays dormant for 2 years now, it's still there

 

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tdneubr

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Apr 14, 2013

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amazon once held 43k from me for 90 days....they froze me out of my account...i'll never forget that day...i'm lucky i'm still alive...i had alot of calls into them in costa rica....getting things fixed over there can take some time......they do have good ticket support though...and respond each and every time....i'll never forget the day i finally got that wire....