You may have to limit your customers by putting a minimum order of 100 or 200 leads or something... That would weed out the tire kickers and leave you a list of serious customers..
I dont think this is a good idea. 100 leads = $1000. Not everyone here has that kind of money ("risk capital") available to spend on a service offered by someone on the internet they never even met. Now dont get me wrong, Cashsalute is a reputed member and I strongly doubt he would scam people, but its always best to be cautious when buying something online.
Its best to let people buy a few leads to test the system first, the way it is right now. That way, if they are satisfied, they will buy again, and worst case scenario, if this doesnt work out for them (the leads were not received properly, got kicked out from the affiliate program, etc...) they only lost a few dollars.
I am thinking of starting this ebay thing soon, and this seems interesting.
Just a question for Cashsalute, are the leads REAL people that create accounts with REAL info and bid, or is someone being paid to "make" leads for you? Sorry, but this wasnt very clear in the thread.
If those are actual true bidders, I dont understand HOW you can track whether or not that person actually registered and bid on something after going to the BANS site (at least without having access to my E*P*N account stats).
