07-11-2003, 03:57 AM
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we'll miss you our friend. RIP
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Join Date: Sep 2001
Location: Fernie, BC
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Originally posted by HighRoller
I thought people were getting rid of free trials and lowering prices just hoping that they would get less chargebacks.
I am curious what the chargeback % is for most companies out there. I think if this is the case lowering your monthly dues from $40 down to $30, you are losing 25% in profits, you will lower webmasters payout, meaning they will go to another program like cecash that still pays well, so you lose a lot of your webmaster business. All of this just cause of a few chargebacks, unless I am wrong, are chargebacks % really big?
It sounds like the sudden panic and change in payouts, and lowered costs would cost more to the company, than a few $100 charge back fees.
$100 charge per 100 members =2 month average stay
$100 charge extra per 1% extra chargeback per 200 months of charges.
Just seems like a small % again unless your chargeback % is high like way over 2% there has to be a happy medium of the max you can charge a surfer and still get a lower chargeback %.
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put the crack pipe down.
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we'll miss you our friend. RIP
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