How will this work for affiliates exactly? Will it be automatic where if the webmaster has set to pay a %, the affiliate will automatically get the amount actually billed OR will the sponsor have the option to turn this on or off as far as credit goes?
Yea I was wondering this too, especially since I see complaints from people about this.
If people pay in EUR, I'm sure webmasters would love to be paid in EUR too instead of USD or at least the USD amount should be raised accordingly or we get cheated out of % (if we're talking rev share here).
Yea I was wondering this too, especially since I see complaints from people about this.
If people pay in EUR, I'm sure webmasters would love to be paid in EUR too instead of USD or at least the USD amount should be raised accordingly or we get cheated out of % (if we're talking rev share here).
I assume when you bill 30 EURO and you pay 50%, the webmaster will get 15EURO converted into USD so 23USD...
I assume when you bill 30 EURO and you pay 50%, the webmaster will get 15EURO converted into USD so 23USD...
That's what I'd assume too, but I've seen people complain about this on other boards. I'm not a huge CCbill seller (yet haha), so I haven't experienced this.
Killer feature but please tell me... why can you guys collect in EU, even via CCbill EU and still pay out in USD?
Are you kidding me? Of course they can pay out in Euros...they just don't because that way THEY are the ones responsible for determining what exchange rate you get.
In other words, they do the exchange for you, and very very very very likely (although I am not certain) slice a little off the top. Nothing wrong with this...banks do this all the time.
1) to be able to fix the products for credit card in Euros
2) to be able to set subscription prices for regional billing so it's not such a ridiculous absolute difference in certain cases
The functionality that is live now is from the first release. The second release, which is set to go live in the next few weeks, will include the ability to set your own prices.
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