PepperJam Network
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ximscreamingx
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- Jan 16, 2008
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They pay on time, the 1st and the 15th.
fakeplastictrees
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- Aug 15, 2008
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They pay and are pretty lax. Just keep # of leads low since they are a low traffic network. They also are "anything goes" with tm bidding, direct linking, etc.
this seems more plausible. All the huge and established networks are really tough for newbies to get in and going....
fakeplastictrees
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- Aug 15, 2008
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@ fun4uoc -- definitely
They aren't really hard to get into, but I don't think they let in affs besides US, Canada and UK. They even let you do multiple accounts in same name, or at least they used to.
Lax meaning you can break t's and c's of merchants and not get booted from the network, though the merchant might be a bitch about it. Also if you bug them a lot about stuff they usually give in, especially if you say something like "i'm going to take this to the forums! lol" They are deathly afraid of that threat ever since the debacle on abestweb (check out the PJ thread if u don't know what im talking about). They also don't care at all about breaking t's and c's for direct linking and tm bidding, so if you do PPC go for it man.
Low traffic because they aren't an all out CPA network like COPEAC or azoogle, they really have better sale based programs. Also if you've been with them for a while you'll notice their stupid merchants go inactive after like a month or two, or at least all their CPA ones.
I've tried multiple accounts with them in the past and the best tactic here is just make an autoblog relevant to your programs, use CPA redirector, and don't do more than like 15 leads per week, per program. Keep your head down and your nose (relatively
) clean
What if want more? Multi accounts. They accept paypal!
They aren't really hard to get into, but I don't think they let in affs besides US, Canada and UK. They even let you do multiple accounts in same name, or at least they used to.
Lax meaning you can break t's and c's of merchants and not get booted from the network, though the merchant might be a bitch about it. Also if you bug them a lot about stuff they usually give in, especially if you say something like "i'm going to take this to the forums! lol" They are deathly afraid of that threat ever since the debacle on abestweb (check out the PJ thread if u don't know what im talking about). They also don't care at all about breaking t's and c's for direct linking and tm bidding, so if you do PPC go for it man.
Low traffic because they aren't an all out CPA network like COPEAC or azoogle, they really have better sale based programs. Also if you've been with them for a while you'll notice their stupid merchants go inactive after like a month or two, or at least all their CPA ones.
I've tried multiple accounts with them in the past and the best tactic here is just make an autoblog relevant to your programs, use CPA redirector, and don't do more than like 15 leads per week, per program. Keep your head down and your nose (relatively
) cleanWhat if want more? Multi accounts. They accept paypal!
they terminated me from a promotion within 24 hours of me signing up for it. no explanation, no reply when i asked why. I didnt even have a chance to promote it, didnt realise that i had to do it within 24 hours. how ridiculous!!!! i have heard this happening to other peeps too, pepperjam sucks and ive completely stopped using them.