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Originally Posted by sortie
All CC processors have a time the sponsor can set to end rebills.
There can be no rebills, this is pay per sign up.
There can be 1, 2,3,4,5,6,....,999...lifetime rebills set up.
If the sponsor changes the rebill time then in the past ccbill automatically sent
out an email to all affiliates that a change was made.
I haven't heard that this policy has been changed.
So, putting ccbill's name in this thread as if this has something to do with CCbill is
off track. Any sponsor with any biller can cut rebills off at any time.
The difference would be that sponsors not using ccbill can turn off rebills without
affiliates being sent an email.
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The title seems accurate to me. He is saying "CCBill programs". He isn't saying it is ccbill themselves. He has to mention that they are all ccbill programs because they are. You're right in that it is great that ccbill makes this information available. I think they should do more myself. I believe it should be a requirement that it is plainly disclosed on the signup form and that should be a policy of a sponsor caught doing something crooked either having to 1) Pay full restitution to affiliates or 2) Get kicked off ccbill and reserves being used to pay affiliates. I doubt it will ever happen especially in these times but there you go. It's too bad this industry is so crooked.
I'm glad he posted this list. While I know how to check this myself, it's still very useful and good to see more oversight and attention to the matter.