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Originally Posted by justsexxx
Uhm, the CCBILL cookie can expire like months later. It also has IP tracking nowadays.
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emphasis on the word "CAN"
The expiration date on the cookie can be set by the program owner to anything from 1 or 3 days (don't recall off the top of my head) to many months later. Why program owners are even given the option of setting the cookie expiration date at anything less than the maximum time possible says volumes about ccbill's stance on taking care of affiliates.
That being said I do promote plenty of ccbill sites and some of them do decently however my best converting sponsor programs running under NATS consistently outperform those relying solely on ccbill for affiliate tracking.
I don't think IP tracking helps much for matters of returning bookmarkers; don't most people get a different IP address every time they log on the web?