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Originally posted by gregtx
sounds like football season already...
lots of armchair quarterbacks!!!
if everyone would stop and think.. most programs are protecting their best interest like you protect yours... if your traffic is not converting witha sponsor you pull it... correct???
so if your account is higher than average for chargeback (keep in mind we did not even mention credits)... why should they not have the right to ask you to take your traffic elsewhere???
as least they gave you a heads up.. and they are paying you... could have just closed your account....
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Sounds like you must be sniffing glue, Chargebacks Should have nothing to do with the webmaster promoting a site, its all about the content or how it was being promoted.
If your site meets the sponsors guidlines, then from that point on the surfer is in the hands of the sponsor and if the sponsor cant promote the site terms properly then its the sponsors fault period.
How could a webmaster possibly influence the rate of chargebacks, if his site is within guidlines ? its impossible.
People chargeback for 3 main reasons
1) They cant cancel the memberships ( sponsors fault )
2) The content They were promised Wasnt Delivered ( sponsors fault )
3) They were tricked into signing up for 2 other sites they didnt ask for ( sponsors fault )
Wanna know why you got cut even though you were under 100 signups
because they include all the signups you werent paid for
Example:
if u get 80 signups the sponsor usually tries to add 2 free trials to other sites so really your 80 signups might be 240 signups, now if 4 people cancel and each person was signed up for 3 of the free trials that would equal 12 cancels on your 80 signups. putting you well above the limit, even though in reality the 4 that cancel make up only 5% of the memberships you were being paid for .