Affiliate Reputation?

[RNRGmaster]

Hey, I'm new to the boards.

I launched a site back in June and my payment processor doesn't have built-in affiliate software like CCbill and some others do. They'll integrate with NATS, but I can't afford NATS. They recently started working on an inhouse affiliate program and after 3 months of waiting they told me that their approach was flawed and they're going to start over from scratch. In the meantime, they've teamed up with JAM JROX affiliate (I can't post the url in here yet) and I can have license to that for $300 now or I can wait till the free, inhouse system is built and working (2-6 months - who knows).

Obviously, I'm eager for a program and $300 is affordable, but here's my question:
I've heard/read that affiliates can be very picky about what affiliate software they're willing to work. Can anyone tell me if this JAM.JROX software is well-known and trusted enough that if I pay for it I shouldn't have a problem building business. Or, is it a total fringe that almost no one's heard of and I shouldn't waste my money?

Many thanks,
RNRG

[pornguy]

Honestly, Never heard of it. Best thing to do, is CCBill.

if you can pay 300 for that, you can pay 750 to visa.

[RNRGmaster]

I would of gone with CCbill, but I'm in Canada and that makes working with them or Epoch a legal pain in the ass that I didn't want to deal with.

[HookUPcom]

I'm not sure what others will think of this, but I've implemented http://www.idevdirect.com/

It's a great program... The guy that wrote originally owned eroticy.com

Now I use NATS.

[papill0n]

If you are going to launch a program then do it properly. Using software that webmasters have heard of is a good start.