It looks like the onus is on ellie now....
Apologies for not replying sooner, my internet was transferring providers and I didnt get time to get into here from work.
My original post was to let you guys know what I've experienced personally. Hence the mentioning of the word WARNING. A Warning in my definition is a heads-up for you to pay attention you are going to get bent over. I know I would have loved a warning about other people's experiences with other less than solid affiliate programs before wasting countless hours. That was why I posted my accounts.
The Onus in an affiliate relationship is on the AM to honor their end of the arrangement and SENuke fell far short on this, hence why after long enough time to highlight their operating practices and getting the run around, I posted here. - NOT to get Senuke's attention (which I'd already resigned to it being less than helpful), but to inform our community. For all I know, there may have been other signups that were added to my account, I did send enough traffic through to them after all. (Now I come to think of it, if they manually change sales status, whats stopping them from scraping your signups, afterall how would the affiliate know? I guess if I cant trust them to manage their system with signup status, how can I trust they wouldnt misreport the number of people signing up as well...)
I didn't post here to rank in the top 10 on Google for "senuke affiliates" and tbh, after the energy I've wasting on this garbage affiliate system, I'm moved on to much better programs.
It's therefore of little coincidence that Joe joins bhw and chimes in hoping to spin the experiences I've had, afterall, how else can he get more people to aimlessly send them signups that they can convert as they see fit. Hell, Areeb (the other person behind senuke) already signed up and commented in a senuke thread about "how great it is"... *cough*
gts6 said:
this is the biggest bunch of bullshit ive ever read, lol
you dont look at the scripts to get counts of your sales?
so how DO you get the sales data? maybe call dianne warwick and her psychic friends network??
this sounds shady. no excuse for it
I guess Joe didnt help his case any by chiming in afterall :twitch:
I'll reiterate what my first post says... If you are silly enough to want to promote senuke's affiliate program, pay attention to your stats... if all your signups go from "confirmed premium sale" status, to suddenly the "you get nothing" status then affiliate-beware because they just manually shafted you.