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Originally Posted by justinsain
If I understand this to mean that the affiliate gets the rebills for up to one year and after that the affiliates run ends and the continued rebills after one year go to the program.
The affiliate's job is to get a sale.
To get any continued rebills is pretty generous on the programs part.
To expect rebills after one year when ALL THE WORK done to keep the customer rebilling is DONE BY THE PROGRAM is in my opinion extremely greedy.
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Bullshit. That's not the accepted REV SHARE deal. Rev share means, as it has for over the last decade, that the affiliate gets his or her cut of the rebills as long as the customer rebills with no time limit. That is the deal. It isn't greedy on the affiliate's part at all. It's a choice between that and PPS
In fact between all the tracking issues and things like expired credit cards the program is already collecting a nice sum which in intent ought to be going to the affiliate. Don't forget that many people sign up once, cancel, then come back the next month or two and do it again. Most programs will not give the affiliate credit for this and it is a very common occurrence.
Revshare affiliates aren't greedy. In fact they are in it for the long haul and they want your company to be successful. They aren't PPS affiliates who can decide not to send you another hit and lose nothing beyond a month. They know that if your company goes down they will likely lose all those rebills. At the same time we expect more from you because of this. We expect honesty and some basic ethics.