Oh really? and how many scamming CB vendors are there?4
If you look for alternative payment processors to stop the refunds then you should take another look at your business model or the crap you are selling rather than blaming the innocent who believed your salespage.
9/10 of CB products are useless and hence the refund policy.
There are scamming vendors, but far fewer than you seem to think.
Many Clickbank products, to a complete newbie, can indeed be helpful. If you're an experienced marketer, you might find them worthless, but that would equate to me saying all books in kindergarten classes are worthless, simply because I personally don't get anything out of them.
The fact is, if they were truly scams, the FTC would (and does) shut them down.
I know that my last launch actually had a couple people personally email me to tell me that my offer helped them.
There are some offers that are just plain bad, but the "scam" reputation is perpetuated by people who expected a fast, cheap, easy way to make obscene money.
There are ways to make obscene money, but none of them are fast, cheap, and easy. Kelly Felix said it best:
People will just go, "I bought your program. Soooo... when will money start being deposited in my bank account? Oh wait, I have to actually DO something? Nevermind, I'm out. You're a scam!"
I don't understand how people can rationalize that kind of attitude.
If you're an intermediate at IM, then stay away from Clickbank offers, because you're probably already past them. It doesn't make them scams. It means you're just more advanced than their target audience.
maybe your product is just shitty like 98% of the stuff on clickbank.
So it's one refund. Who cares.
And yeah, if anyone is a scammer it's the vendor.
If you think this, you know nothing about Clickbank, which means your opinion really carries no weight.