ChargeBacks, Blacklists and the new Adult Community

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  • powerman
    Registered User
    • Jun 2003
    • 5

    #1

    ChargeBacks, Blacklists and the new Adult Community

    Ladies and Gents it looks like the finger is going to point our way now. Webmaster programs are starting to blame webmasters for chargebacks and credits.

    So let see what they do:
    Customer joins a site.
    Signups up for:

    Today's Charge is : $1.00 for a 3 day trial period.
    Membership Renews automatically at $36.23 every 1 month(s) Until Cancelled.

    Then two cross sales on the bottom:

    Click here to signup for a 4 day No Charge Membership to Gang Bang Models Four Day Trial Membership. After 4 days, Membership renews automatically at $39.19 every 1 month.
    Click here to signup for a 4 day No Charge Membership to Cum Shot Parties - Four Day Trial Subscription. After 4 days, Membership renews automatically at $36.19 every 1 month.

    Are they idiots you ask?
    You just charged a customer for $112.00 on their next statement and you are wondering why your chargebacks are so high? That?s if the customer is lucky enough to notice on his next statement. If not double it.

    Then you receive a letter from a webmaster program saying sorry its your fault. All I say is keep your eyes open webmasters. We live and we learn, and also remember chargebacks have to be 1% soon and I don?t know of any webmaster programs that are under 1% , and they want to point the finger everywhere else but where it should be.

    The days of sending blind traffic are gone. Go to the join page of your webmaster program do the math and see what they are charging a month to the customer, and then think what would happen if you got that bill for $112. Because at the end of the day they are going to hold you responsible. And to make it worse all the webmaster programs are starting a black list of webmasters. So if you push traffic to one of these crazy programs charging crazy amounts you might end up black listed from all the webmaster programs.
    Just remember it is not your fault or the webmaster programs its visa. Once you are on the black list you wont be able to send traffic to all the major webmaster programs. This was discussed by all the major webmaster programs in Fort Lauderdale?s last Internext last weekend.

    Lower payouts: Visas Fault
    Can?t pay you: Visas Fault

    Sic Cash already started lucky they are third page down on my exits. It didnt cost me anything.
    ;-)
  • NiteRain
    Confirmed User
    • Jul 2002
    • 600

    #2
    Actually I want the big affiliates to get more webmasters on their blacklist, soon the only webmasters they will have are the big webmasters that they have to pay 40 to 45 dollars a signup to keep happy. I see it more of an opportunity than anything else.

    Instead of looking at their business model and turnning off ones ability to do crossales with them, they rather blame the webmasters, great Business mistakes 101.
    AIM: PerlScriptor

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