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I doubt hardly anyone is using this method to join either but what I find interesting is that people can find the cheapest option through this means. For example, say I'm about to join MilfSeeker. Forget joining through the join page since I'll be given the $39.95 option for recurring. Instead, come here:Originally posted by p1mpdogg
https://wnu.com/secure/jsp/view_pric...&useSiteDesc=Y
Browse thru the pulldown and find the cheapest option of $1 for 5 days which recurs to $9.95. So instead of paying $40/month I get a 75% discount for knowing about the Paycom store. Add to that affiliates won't get credit for the referral.
This is something both affiliates and paysite owners would never want the public to know about as nobody would join directly through the paysites anymore.
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Airek - Damn! -- Who did you speak with? I want names!Originally posted by A1R3K
This is ABSOLUTELY incorrect. A sale, if one ever actaully takes place from the "Continue Shopping" experience, is a sale. YOU DO get paid for it. It is NO differenct from any other primary transaction.
Come on!!!!!!!!-- Rand
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paycom is getting a lot of love this month from gfyComment
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As far as I know this has been in place for a cpl years and is in place for no other reason then it was told to be done by master card for all IPSP'S to basically stay in buisness. and as far as needing explaining it is basically explained as ITS TYHE MASTERCARD LAW. simple enoughComment
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Its a good thing no one pointed it out on a highly visible board filled with surfers then! ;)Originally posted by WiredGuy
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Break out the Hatchet! Someone is getting the AXE!!!Originally posted by RandAirek - Damn! -- Who did you speak with? I want names!
This is ABSOLUTELY incorrect. A sale, if one ever actaully takes place from the "Continue Shopping" experience, is a sale. YOU DO get paid for it. It is NO differenct from any other primary transaction.
Come on!!!!!!!!Comment
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LOL, sorry I forgot the audience hereOriginally posted by SwordFish
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are offshore processors like MVC, segpay etc required to provide a link to their processed sites too?
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After my world of warcraft thread I was not going to post for a few weeks but, damn. I had to say thanks for the information and no matter how small the number of sales it is the concept itself that worries me ...Comment
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This was one of my biggest concerns, Surfers are NOT as stupid as they used to be.. They are educated by people on how to commit what basicly amounts to consumer fraud by being allowed to join, and charge back or request refunds months later.. You had a membership, this creates expenses, fees, and penalties with chargeback... but hey, we're the black sheep, it's ALWAYS the adult industries fault... I heard Steve Lightspeed say one time "Our industry is the only one that constantly fucks itself" which is pretty true.. lolOriginally posted by WiredGuyI'm here for the violence!Comment
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Originally posted by media
Yup, and this storefront is really a bad idea. I know its a requirement from MC which is fine, but merchants should have the ability to pick which codes are made public in my opinion. I'm sure MilfSeeker wouldn't be too happy if surfers found out they can join from this gateway at a 75% discounted rate.
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Wiseman, it's not the "mastercard bi-laws" that I have a problem with, it is the fact that there seems to be a point of failure in offering every plausible option in you price points to the consumer, which I do not think was part of this regulation with mastercard, from my understanding you only had to make more choices available, which would mean that you would be able to specify which price point for the specific site you wanted to have available in the paycom admin (this would be a nice feature) that way by default you could have ONE price option that is displayed for ONE site...Originally posted by Wiseman
Not 10 - 20 price options that may have been set up for bonus mailings, or for cancelations of members to re-signup at a discounted rate, etc.. etc..
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Not sure if its been posted yet, but here is a URL.Originally posted by A1R3K
https://wnu.com/secure/jsp/searchProduct.jsp
Enjoy.
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I wonder how many surfers here have already taken advantage of that.Originally posted by WiredGuy
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If your code is in the store (which it is) then you get credit for the 0.0035% of joins done through there. Correct?
Then site owners should not be overly concerned IMHO, and should also be happy it's not a nice design ;)
Why aren't ya'll asking for a special postback code or whatever to track joins through the store to see #'s yourself?
I'm more curious than concerned.
/lurk mode reactivated43-922-863 Shut up and play your guitar.
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I think my quote was more like "This is the only industry that pays itself to fuck itself."Originally posted by media
Still true.
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my concern here is as an affiliate . is paycom shaving sales from affiliates by offering them different signup options ?hatisblack at yahoo.comComment
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If I were to signup for a site I would take the $9.95 per month vs the $40 as well. If surfers caught on to this, as cheap as some of them are; it would not be good.
If the store had the same prices as the site would be a little better but we are talking about a $30 difference per month that is crazy ...Comment
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Wasn't this introduced among all 3rd. party processors 2-3 years ago?
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The way I understood this is that if surfer signs up for another site from another program through the store, the program who generated the traffic/sale by sending the surfer to the store doesn't get credit.Originally posted by RandAirek - Damn! -- Who did you speak with? I want names!
This is ABSOLUTELY incorrect. A sale, if one ever actaully takes place from the "Continue Shopping" experience, is a sale. YOU DO get paid for it. It is NO differenct from any other primary transaction.
Come on!!!!!!!!
So for example, if Surfer Joe goes to join an Epic Cash site, follows the store link and joins a Ragecash site instead, Epic Cash doesn't get a cent for referring the sale.
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