ngheobanhxac
Newbie
- Feb 6, 2009
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I applied but get denied. Please share some experience
Just got approved in maxbounty!
- Thread starter Dark Knight
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I applied but get denied. Please share some experience
Just read some of the stickies posted here on how to get into networks. It HELPS...
I applied but get denied. Please share some experience
....also question the reason why you were refused as it may be something simple that can be fixed easy or even if you don't intend to reapply to Maxbounty, the feedback will be valuable for your applications to other networks so the same doesn't happen again.
ineedmoney1
Power Member
- Dec 13, 2008
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ok anyone brave enough to give these guys a try. i really would hate to waste my time and hard earned leads on a shit network that don't pay. ohh and they should be banned for spamming the forums.. my .02
whiteninja
Regular Member
- Aug 25, 2009
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Yeah, like MaxSteve said, that bullet had your name on it. If you really want to suceed in cpa offer marketing the leads have to be targeted. So it helps to take your time and find the best offers that will target your niche, and don't be afraid to ask your AM's what is the best converting offers and by what traffic source. They are there to help you.
odysseus11
Junior Member
- May 9, 2007
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I have accounts with EVERY CPA network, and in all honesty MB is actually one of the best in every way. None are perfect, but they have always treated me well. And their email and zip submits advertisers actually shave the least of anyone (instead of shaving 95% they just shave 80%). Always paid on time, always good AMs...credits issued when they have had tech issues.
Odysseus
Odysseus
Skywalker
Junior Member
- Nov 2, 2009
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If Max Bounty had no problems with the traffic for 8 months and suddenly didn't like the traffic then they should just term you from the offer and not ban you. About conversions...I got calls when they were too low and calls when they were too high. When I pushed a lot of their stuff I got calls and emails constantly. Slowed down on pushing their offers and got calls and emails.
Where there's smoke there is fire isn't a good attitude by them cause that's not always the case. That's like saying since Max Bounty shaves (which they do) as all networks do a little bit (some more than others) should we call them "Crooks" since they shave? I wouldn't, but very bad analogy used by their management.
I was with them over a year and got banned. The one and only network I've been banned from. There's too many good networks out there to worry about it.
Where there's smoke there is fire isn't a good attitude by them cause that's not always the case. That's like saying since Max Bounty shaves (which they do) as all networks do a little bit (some more than others) should we call them "Crooks" since they shave? I wouldn't, but very bad analogy used by their management.
I was with them over a year and got banned. The one and only network I've been banned from. There's too many good networks out there to worry about it.
theleadsource
BANNED
- Mar 3, 2009
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You know what else is a piss poor business model? Taking payment for something, not supplying what you contractually agreed to supply and then trying to sell the same thing to others at a less expensive rate.
You are a scammer.
You are a scammer.
You have absolutely no clue what you are talking about. None whatseoever.
What do you think happens to the merchant when they get hit with these scammy fraudulent leads? They get chargebacks. They get complaints. They get FTC invesigations and/or major changes forced on them by credit card processing companies. Best case, they force the campaigns to go private, limiting who can run the campaigns and preventing the majority of honest affiliates from running the campaign. Worst case, they pay significant fines and have their business damaged, affecting everyone.
You think we profit from garbage delivered by fraudulent affiliates? Think again. It causes nothing but trouble for everyone in the industry from surfers, to networks, to merchants, to affiliates. If you think we profited, do you really think we'd ban? Use some logic here.
What never ceases to amaze me is the amount of affiliates who come here and glorify the exact people who are making their lives more difficult.
They do accept international members because I live in Europe and today I got a call from a lady with a sexy voice from MaxBounty to ask me some questions and then she told me I am accepted.
They accept affiliates from China, If you can send them quality traffic,they don't care where you from.
But, to be frank, Chinese webmasters belong to high risk group, they will ask you more questions before you got approved
Just Got Rejected from Maxbounty without any reasons in an hour time. I am not from China or India. I have sent PM to Max Steve the Owner of Maxbounty if there were any specific reasons for this. I hope he gives some clue so that I can rectify my weak points and reapply again in near future...