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Originally Posted by NETbilling
Todd,
CCbill is a great option to add. As we have seen over the past 15 years as many processors have come and go, the more options the better.
Since you have been using NETbilling for so long, you know that it is all about numbers and as long you are paying your affiliates honestly, most will work with you regardless of the processor. It comes down to conversions, honesty and integrity and you have it. Yes there are some affiliates will only work with programs if a specific processor is doing the payouts but over the past several years since most of the larger and medium sized programs have started using their own merchant accounts, to do so is a bit short sighted IMO. However, some insist on it and using CCbill, Paycom, or Segpay are a good way to as a secondary option.
All the best, Mitch
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I know you are trying your best to be politically correct and the answer you give is spot on, but allow me to translate it without the concerns over ruffling any feathers, stepping on any toes, pushing any buttons, pitching any bitches, etc.
"Todd, you are going to be throwing money away that you don't need to be that your affiliates already are benefiting from getting because you run an honest program so if you are gung-ho to do that then do it in a way that works best".
btw... having someone in the banking and credit industry like you say Todd runs an honest program is serious kudos. I know you don't pay those kind of compliments lightly.
For the record, we stopped using CCbill and our "ccbill only" affiliates are much happier. People need to realize that honest programs that make more money not paying CCbill's high rates often pass on some of that benefit to affiliates with higher pay outs on revshare for example. Those programs, like Yanks Cash, are some of the most enduring, stable, trustworthy companies out there. Our affiliates will be the judge if we measure up to that too.