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Originally Posted by mightymike
I do not think this is stupid and it happens on other niches (domainparking for example) and it is somewhat strange that the adult programs do not do this also.
If you can prove you have good sites with results, they could offer a nice price to make you step over. A bit more competition between the programs to get the bigger webmasters would be smart and good for both parties.
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And that is all I mean. When I can send thousands of credit card holding customers your way, what is $500? But there have to be established reputations on both sides.
I completely understand a program owner's dilemma in this. Soooo many scammers out there, weeding them out must be a nightmare.
But talking real business here, not shady business, $500 is probably not even enough for some webmasters to budge.
Then again lots of independant webmasters like myself have just started their own sites to send traffic too. That's just as easy when you know the game.
It will be interesting to see where it all goes in another 5 years with the affiliate model.