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Originally Posted by femdomdestiny
yeah Baz, Like I've told you in feedback email. Many webmasters don't want NATS programs. especially small ones.They don't want having money on dozen programs waiting minimum payout compared to ccbill way of payment.So when they see NATS , they simply go away. Maybe even if they know that you have ccbill , htey are afraid that at one moment, you will completely drop ccbill.
Personaly, last year, I ve spent months of work deleting programs using nats,mpa3 or anything else except ccbill and verotel. I just have one program promoting with nATS and because he is old friend. And it was definitely smart move for me. I am getting my money more easily. I can fuck around with dozen programs, their rules often changed, some vxsbills or programs that I don't know will they exist next month.
Also, If you go with your own merchant account, I think it would completely drive away almost all affiliates.
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That's true too. It's important to keep in mind many in these fetish niches are't active anymore with their sites. If they perceive that they have to switch links or see earnings go to nothing once switched they are likely to just disable all the galleries or blog links entirely. Especially in these times many might not think it's worth the hassle of switching links unless you are a great converter. It's important to keep ccbill in some capacity with the same working links if you want to keep all of your existing affiliates. Whenever I have to switch links it's a black mark to me against that sponsor. I don't like it and I remember it for a long time.