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Originally posted by monro
After following this thread and similar the conclusion must be:
Small theft is allowed by ccbill and others and should not be spoken of..
If you try do defend the money belonging to you after your agreement sponsor - affiliate
you are just dumb.
1. Many valid cards with funds are discharged and you are not paid.
2. Shaving are almost openly going on, programs and plug-ins are openly sold
to assist a sponsor doing it. Ccbill could stop it instantly if they wanted to, only saying
to their sponsors that if they shave they will be banned by ccbill.
3. Ccbill allows sponsors to stop recurring payouts to affiliates without notifying the
affiliate.
4. The affiliates part of the money a customers pay are deducted if the customer has
the security level at IE set to "High"
How much are left of the money you, as an affiliate, have the right to? 50%?
And remember, the affiliate has the marketing cost, server cost, labor cost and often
has to buy traffic.
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..on top of that many sponsors have their e-mail collect forms and enter/exit consoles.. just to squeze that extra buck away from your traffic.. and then they actualy wonder why affiliates complain so much..
