Is this ccbill code correct?

[cayme]

Can't get in touch with support...

program shows this ref code

http://refer.ccbill.com/cgi-bin/clicks.cgi?CA=925111&PA=1234567&HTML=http://refer.ccbill.com/cgi-bin/clicks.cgi?CA=925111-0000&PA=[B]xxxxx [/B]

need i replace xxxxx with my ccbill id or what?

[stickyfingerz]

Ill be nice. Yes you replace the xxxxx with your affiliate ID, and make sure its the affiliate id for the specific program you are promoting, and not your main ccbill id.

[cayme]

but it's strange to see 5 xxxxx, not 7

[CCBill Paul]

That code is fine but sort of redundant. The &HTML= is not needed in this case as it is the same as the first URL. The &HTML=www.siteName.com is used if you want to send your traffic to a certain URL.

And yes, be sure to change the PA values to your specific account number with them. The PA value can be as many characters as your ID is. I believe the 5 x's was just for reference.

[cayme]

That code is fine but sort of redundant. The &HTML= is not needed in this case as it is the same as the first URL. The &HTML=www.siteName.com is used if you want to send your traffic to a certain URL.

And yes, be sure to change the PA values to your specific account number with them. The PA value can be as many characters as your ID is. I believe the 5 x's was just for reference.

Thx a lot Paul

u mean that this http://refer.ccbill.com/cgi-bin/clic...111&PA=1234567 will be enough?

p.s. in all links i used fake ids

[cayme]

sorry, this one

http://refer.ccbill.com/cgi-bin/clicks.cgi?CA=925111&PA=1234567&HTML=http://domain.com

[CCBill Paul]

Thx a lot Paul

u mean that this http://refer.ccbill.com/cgi-bin/clic...111&PA=1234567 will be enough?

p.s. in all links i used fake ids

Yes that will be enough. And I always suggest that you click through the links all the way to the CCBill join form and do a 'find' for your ID. As long as your ID is in the source code of our form you will be fine.

Please hit me up, I would like to know why you can't get in touch with support

paulk @ ccbill.com
i c q 248615940

[V_RocKs]

Everyone has to figure this shit out.... It is called survival.

[stickyfingerz]

That code is fine but sort of redundant. The &HTML= is not needed in this case as it is the same as the first URL. The &HTML=www.siteName.com is used if you want to send your traffic to a certain URL.

And yes, be sure to change the PA values to your specific account number with them. The PA value can be as many characters as your ID is. I believe the 5 x's was just for reference.

Oops I didnt notice he did that. I just scrolled through to find the xxxxx he referenced. Thanks for getting me setup this morning btw Paul.

[tranza]

It's right!