ClickBank - refunds

Hi I have a question
When I make a sale on a particular product, do I have to wait and see if the buyer decides to stay subscribed or make a refund (since ClickBank refund policy is 60 days; I might be wrong) or I can withdraw my money at the usual payment date set in my account settings?
Thanks

You have to wait until the buyer send confirmation message of product upto certain/fixed date then you should withdraw and proceed further.

yes you can withdraw if you already hit enough amount of earnings $$$ doesn't matter if it have 60 days trial. but if you talking about one product no. need to wait.

spypanda said:

yes you can withdraw if you already hit enough amount of earnings $$$ doesn't matter if it have 60 days trial. but if you talking about one product no. need to wait.

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What if i have multiple sales on one product,but have reached the withdraw limit? Can i withdraw normally?

Leart said:

What if i have multiple sales on one product,but have reached the withdraw limit? Can i withdraw normally?

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you need atleast more than 5 don't remember exact numbers you need multiple sale on the product if you dont meet that minimum numbers you need to wait for clearance... basically you will see it on account sales on clickbank before I start I manage to earn $2000 on a week but refund almost 500$ but I still able to withdraw most of those without waiting 60 days because I have constant sales everyday.

Yeap, if you're new to Clickbank, you first need to achieve 5 unique transactions AND these 5 transactions must have at least 2 different payment methods (VISA and Mastercard; Paypal and Pioneer; .etc).

Once you've hit the criteria and have reached the payment threshold they will release the payment (after deducting the total amount for refunds, and allowance). If not, you will see "CDR" as the status.

Click here to learn more:
https://support.clickbank.com/hc/en-us/articles/220609947-How-We-Pay-You

Also, I advise that you do not set a low payment threshold, especially if you only get sales occasionally rather than frequently. Because, say, you manage to hit the payment threshold and Clickbank finalises that week (or bi-weekly if you set it) then you got several refunds.... and now let's say you did not get any sales within this new period and you reached the end of the new accounting week, your 'Paycheck' statement section will show a negative amount.

And guess what? Clickbank may:

1. Increase your allowance. From 10% to 20%. Sometimes it can be as high as 50%.
2. Your account gets flagged as 'high risk' and your account will get suspended for high refund rates, suspected fraudulent sales, .etc.

Good luck!

If it is for a single product, you have to wait until the 60refund period expires

What @Sophie said is 100% correct (some of the other replies aren't).