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Old 07-17-2003, 07:42 AM  
NetRodent
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Quote:
Originally posted by BRISK
Maybe the CC processors should make an option of sending an email to members that haven't logged in for X number of days?

Like if a member hasn't logged in for 10 days, an automatic email goes out that says something like:

"Hey! We've missed you over at www.xyzpaysite.com , in case you forgot, here are your login details:

user:
pass:

Come by the site and check out our new pics and videos!"

Keep your members involved with your site and they'll be much less likely to charge back IMO.
That would probably reduce the number of inactive members who charge back, but it should be the site, not the billing company, sending the email. I also have to wonder how much an email like that would hurt rebills.


Quote:
Originally posted by smut4all
I know Maxcash did something similar, but their numbers were all different. 65% of chargebacks were from people logging in reg, but canceling. 20% I think was from people logging not too often, the rest dont' remember.
I'd love to see that study. Any idea when/where you saw it?


Quote:
Originally posted by playa
My guess is that there would be more fraud from PPS sponsors

I noticed european card holders was able to chargeback alot easier.
The above stats don't really take into account fraud by an affiliate. The 21% who never logged in could all be from affiliates in our pay per signup program, but I didn't correlate the chargebacks to the affiliate for the purpose of this analysis.
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