bacardirum
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- Sep 11, 2014
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Do you sometimes feel affiliates programs are ripping you off
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Yes, everyday it feels like you're hanging onto a thin thread that could break at their whims. Every affiliate program has some terms clause that basically says they can stop the business relationship at any time and for any reason, and withhold all of your earnings rendering them forfeit.
bacardirum
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trueaffiliatesmarket
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- Sep 16, 2014
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Hai, I doing this for long time and i feel bad when i was not aware of the things in afiliate, but as of now i got the knowledge from my experience, I had a blog that help me to increase my growth. We have to optimized in a correct way with the proper niche.
Thank you.
Thank you.
bacardirum
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- Sep 11, 2014
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I could not send a proper reply as I have clickbank in the reply, with no links but get automated message showing.
FatPenguin
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- Jan 29, 2014
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I've been using three programs all with the name "Click" in them (so you can figure out what I'm talking about), and I've had ZERO issues. ZERO.
There are seasonal ups and downs, I think.
One affiliate is OptioNow, which is pure garbage, but I've already made a post about that.
Do I sometimes wonder if commissions are held back? Sure. But you can't prove it. My income is consistent enough for me not to worry about it.
There are seasonal ups and downs, I think.
One affiliate is OptioNow, which is pure garbage, but I've already made a post about that.
Do I sometimes wonder if commissions are held back? Sure. But you can't prove it. My income is consistent enough for me not to worry about it.
ColonelSoldier
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- May 18, 2011
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I don't understand why affiliate programs wouldn't pay properly if you're increasing their earnings every month? Seems like shooting themselves in the foot..
FatPenguin
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Ultimately, it makes no sense from the standpoint of the large affiliate houses. They would be stupid not to pay.
For individual affiliates that do their own in-house affiliate program, like OptioNow, they may see the "quality" of referral with respect to binary options and may not like it if you send them people who don't trade or deposit a lot. That would make sense, but it's still stupid. If I sent someone 10 or 20 people who don't deposit more than the minimum and don't trade, then yes, they may have a legitimate reason to cut me off. But I sent them about three people. I wonder if they just get greedy and think, "Oh we don't want to pay." Probably. Some people are THAT stupid, but most people in the industry I'm sure have figured out that by paying affiliates, they will promote their product long term. That's kind of the whole point. Don't have an affiliate program if you don't like paying, you know?
Bigjizzy85
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- Jun 25, 2014
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I definitely have thought this before.
rustymotor
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- Sep 13, 2014
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Hi, I'm new here and this is my first post..
I think several things can be done to avoid being ripped off..first, on CPA offers use a blank referer so the offer can't see where you get the leads..
With CB if you have pre sold the prospect then, why send them to the sales page..better to go straight to the order page..also, some vendors try to add the prospect to thier email list, if they don't buy there and then..how do you know they will honour our sales commissions in 6 weeks later..
rustymotor.
I think several things can be done to avoid being ripped off..first, on CPA offers use a blank referer so the offer can't see where you get the leads..
With CB if you have pre sold the prospect then, why send them to the sales page..better to go straight to the order page..also, some vendors try to add the prospect to thier email list, if they don't buy there and then..how do you know they will honour our sales commissions in 6 weeks later..
rustymotor.