Network cant pay til they get paid, by e bye 3 grand

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anabolicdragon

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• Oct 31, 2009

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I got a email from a network the other day stating that the offer I ran well the advertiser hasnt paid so they cant pay me until they get payment. looks like it is going to court. Damn I was counting on that month too.

 

godmonkee

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Unlucky I hope you manage to get it sorted, I don't see why advertisers ask people to promote if they can't afford to pay the fees it is unfair on the promoters.

Best of luck
Godmonkee

 

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anabolicdragon

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Yeah they said they will pay me as soon as they get paid. Might be nice in 3 months to have a 3k check come in the mail without expecting it

 

godmonkee

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Yeah more than likely you will forget about it and then one day get your mail open it and cha-ching a nice big fat cheque there for you.

Godmonkee

 

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KSoze

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Which network?

We need to be warned to stay away.

 

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jay101

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Start sending that traffic to a similar offer on another network, let the other network know you'll be sending that traffic to another network too.

Not all is lost, obviously you've struck some gold, keep miniing with a new and improved shovel.

 

webtrafficbiz

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Yes,There are more issues like that .sometimes advertisers report about fraud/invalid leads and simply refuse to pay .
At the time of payment,A network manager sends out an email letting us know about those leads and complaint they received from the advertisers . We actually can't do anything when network says that they have not been paid for those leads so they can't pay us !!

 

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swinter84

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Yeah, this happens sometimes. Not really anything you can do about it after the fact.

Try telling your network you are going to start sending your traffic elsewhere unless they make it right. They may not give you money(they might), but you can almost definitely get payout increases on future offers. Just ask and make sure to ask your affiliate manager if future advertisers are legit and have a track record. Being in good contact with your AM will also help when payment day comes.