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lets hear it from them then :1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
Go for it, ask them... who would you like me to start with? :winkwink:
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haha I was looking for a more smartazz comment from him, but you, its ok... so, Ask Sagi (cams.com) Blake (formerly webcams.com, now chatterpower.com), they can vouch.
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If you're sending them such wonderful traffic, how can you not know that he left? |
He-he, those filippina guys always say "sir".. I had lots of them (or maybe it was the only one every time :)) ) contacting me saying they had dozens of representatives in the office in Manila ready to start working hard to make money for our program :)
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If you can't understand that, why would anyone want to work with you? |
50 sirs! :pimp
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No I totally understand. My chargeback % has been between 3-6% and that is damn good for chat traffic.... especially when you're pulling the numbers I am, just saying. :thumbsup
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If you are seeing 3-6% chargebacks, then chances are you only stay with the same program or processor for a few months and then move on. Things tend to really start stacking up around 6 months in. |
When I was working in chat traffic our chargebacks ratio are lower than 1% most of the time is 0.3% I professionally handle those guys who are sending chat traffic lot of work to do when you try to accept it.
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What if the chat traffic is made by an actual model and she is not scamming, she is calling the guys on her profile on the X site in order to see her live (and pay for it)?
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Can't believe people still consider it. Tell them you'll take them on revshare only they will soon fuck off
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blah... first year with webcams, $800k, first 2 months with cams $200k, ask who I told you who would vouch. I greatly care about chargebacks, believe that. I may have been watching my chargeback % closer than the affiliate manager was to be honest. I'm a great affiliate to work with and I don't mean that because of the numbers I can generate. Although, who cares about chargebacks at 6% (worse case) when the affiliate managers are BANKING off of me?!..Whether shit is/was swept under the carpet or not, NO ONE has ever complained about my traffic. Plenty of times they could have brought it up at parties/summits, but never happened.... Oh and just to let you know, my operation is a 2 person - 24 hour operation, with room to grow but I like to lay low (which has increased my longevity in my methods) and collect wires on a weekly basis. No bragging just the truth.
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There aren't that many places you can live on the income from one or 2 sales a week anymore, maybe the Philippines but I doubt it. So before long the chatters begin to realize that instead of 1 or 2 sales a week, what they actually have in their hands is one or two customers a week, dumb enough to fill out a credit card submit form at their request. Once that realization is made, it simply becomes a question of finding more inventive ways to screw these dumbasses over. Selling 10 or 15 different programs to the same guy, getting him to wire money via western union to "sick relatives", or send money for a plane ticket so they can get married, the chatters grab on to these idiots who are getting more scarce by the day and don't let go till they've squeezed the last dollar out. When the dumbass customers finally wake up they are furious and the only recourse they have is to charge back the credit card transactions. That's where the chargebacks come from, its not the carding, carders are stupid and easy to catch. It's the ongoing scamming that chatters do that makes it ultimately a losing game. |
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6% chargeback rate with AFF isn't bad at all. That 6% includes creditbacks and refunds. It also doesn't include rebills if the affiliate is sending on a per order.
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