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They couldn't pay $35/signup if they didn't get enough re-bills.
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Yes they could.
Traffic is king and as long as webmasters send them traffic, they will remain profitable.
If a company focuses on having a good exit chain, they can make much more than we can as affiliates for every 500 hits we send to their tours.
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The program is set up for them to win; not lose.
So it is useless to know the rebills since it has to be more than they are paying you or they would be out of biz.
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Agreed. However, saying that they shave is just plain wrong, at least back up your statement with some proof which, as of yet.. you havent done so you are just causing drama for the sake of stupidity.
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If you want to try rev-share then just signup for another account and see for yourself.
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You still dont get it.. they wouldnt have to sign up for a new account if the revshare stats were shown on PPS accounts LOL
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But I can tell you already that you will make the same money because they can cut your rebills off after a certain amount and collect the rest for themselves. In other words they will always "win" in the end dude!
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Again more accusations of shaving without proof.
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It's is just naive to think you are going to do better by switching modes in a program that is designed to make money from you.
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You are correct however, without being able to see the stats now, nobody will know without signing up for a new account and sending traffic to that account lol
You have just said your self in this post why it was a good idea to show both recurring and pps stats in the webmaster lounge.. thats what we have been telling you LOL
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If their per signup payments exceed the rebills they will simply have to cut off(shave) the signups to stay in biz or either siphen off the rev-share accounts by cutting off rebills after a few months.
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Again more shaving accusations without proof.
Dude, seriously, re-read this entie thread an actually take the information in it into your thick skull and THINK about it for a few minutes.
Regards,
Lee