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Donnie Gangsta · 08-30-2003, 06:50 PM

Oct 1st looms about, and the fines are about to start for paysite owners.. account cancellations, and the like. This seems to be a very passive subject on GFY. Perhaps it's because this site is mostly a plethora of web designers and gallery submitters who aren't really too concerned, though it affects them greatly.

I am still quite convinced that no large program with uncontrollable affiliates can stay under 1%. 1000 paid sales and only 10 chargebacks? not very likely at all..

I know all of you people say things like "My ratio is .04%", but I have yet to see proof of this.

So.. hm.. what is everyone going to do? I am personally seriously considering stopping per sign up pay to affiliates all together, and just cash out.

I know this doesn't apply directly to accounts with less than 100 chargebacks per month, although the aggregator/IPSP has to maintain an average of less than 1% for their whole portfolio, do they not?

I just know personally that there is no chance for me to go below 1% with a standard recurring model....

So, what are people doing? Is no one worried?

08-30-2003, 06:50 PM
Donnie Gangsta Confirmed User Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Las Vegas Posts: 1,104	are paysite owners not worried about 1%? Oct 1st looms about, and the fines are about to start for paysite owners.. account cancellations, and the like. This seems to be a very passive subject on GFY. Perhaps it's because this site is mostly a plethora of web designers and gallery submitters who aren't really too concerned, though it affects them greatly. I am still quite convinced that no large program with uncontrollable affiliates can stay under 1%. 1000 paid sales and only 10 chargebacks? not very likely at all.. I know all of you people say things like "My ratio is .04%", but I have yet to see proof of this. So.. hm.. what is everyone going to do? I am personally seriously considering stopping per sign up pay to affiliates all together, and just cash out. I know this doesn't apply directly to accounts with less than 100 chargebacks per month, although the aggregator/IPSP has to maintain an average of less than 1% for their whole portfolio, do they not? I just know personally that there is no chance for me to go below 1% with a standard recurring model.... So, what are people doing? Is no one worried?