ScrapeBoss
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I dont think that's possible. It's part of the game. You just have to count that as a loss and move on.
Why CB Sucks for Vendors
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It wasnt a chargeback with me.. the buyer had clear intentions of scamming me so he simply applied for a refund... had it really been a fraud case as mentioned by the buyer, he would have been furious and applied for a Chargeback... Irony of IM , what else can I say 
ScrapeBoss
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OP, if your case is critical, your penalty may be up to $100
That's the truth.
That's the truth.
ScrapeBoss
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Look. The buyer is claiming for a refund.
This case is a case of CHARGEBACK. That means the owner of the credit card did not authorize the transacion. Clickbank wont listen to you.
This case is a case of CHARGEBACK. That means the owner of the credit card did not authorize the transacion. Clickbank wont listen to you.
It wasnt a chargeback with me.. the buyer had clear intentions of scamming me so he simply applied for a refund... had it really been a fraud case as mentioned by the buyer, he would have been furious and applied for a Chargeback... Irony of IM , what else can I say
OTrap
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Cant see the refund transaction anywhere in CB .. dunno what happened to that lol
ScrapeBoss
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You cant do that. You wont be allowed.
One of the conditions for selling through clickbank is that buyers should have immediate access to the product after making payment.
That's why vendors are required to provide clickbank the download link page when applying for product listing.
One of the conditions for selling through clickbank is that buyers should have immediate access to the product after making payment.
That's why vendors are required to provide clickbank the download link page when applying for product listing.
Well I'm at LEAST going to make it difficult to just DL and then ask for a refund.
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Not scaring you. Just trying to let you know the reality so you forget about it and move on.
I have had many chargebacks with many of my clickbank products. At first, I was mad. But I later saw that to be part of the risks.
I have had many chargebacks with many of my clickbank products. At first, I was mad. But I later saw that to be part of the risks.
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are clickbank customers really much refunders? I setup my membership website with clickbank but I expect not so much refund since people will lost login details if they refund : ) and they have nothing
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Now. What i do is that i have paypal for the same products i have with clickbank.
I promote the 2 but the ones i promote most are the ones with paypal because i know the buyer would not be able to scam me.
I promote the 2 but the ones i promote most are the ones with paypal because i know the buyer would not be able to scam me.
This isnt just a RISK this is big irony
... the only genuine sales iam getting are through my affiliates, maybe because of the trust factor... earlier some guy got a refund and his name was aawwwg aawwdd
OTrap
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Oh, they'll have immediate access ... to a members area, complete with web-based tools.
I won't pitch the download. That'll be an unmentioned "perk" for not refunding.
Not selling it as a "product," per say. More like member access to web-based tools.
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Not that there are many refunders. The problem is that you might be unlucky to come across a bunch of scammer who call themselves buyers.
For a membership site, you can still get refunds. The buyer would just download everything that is available on your site and send a ticket to clickbank for refund. Who losses? you
For a membership site, make sure you dont release all the products at once or else you wont get any money at the end of the 60 days.
For a membership site, you can still get refunds. The buyer would just download everything that is available on your site and send a ticket to clickbank for refund. Who losses? you
For a membership site, make sure you dont release all the products at once or else you wont get any money at the end of the 60 days.
ScrapeBoss
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With clickbank, you will still be subjected to the CDR principle. It does not only apply to affiliates.