fiddy checks to be found at http://www.signbucks.com/marketing/c...-paxum-senders

saving 5 figures per year in fees going from wires to check is why I went back to checks a couple years ago. Though finding out who most wires are from is even more of a pain in the ass than the checks.

sponsor example 1: $42 wire fee, $10 intermediary bank fee, $15 receiving fee = $67 just from 1 sponsor, twice per month = $1608 per year. From just ONE sponsor.

I wish they would stop printing their names on it.
Another bankaccount cancelled this month cause their tos says no porn...:(

long time no speak mate, hope all is well :thumbsup I think what everyone is saying (me certainly) is just to have the program name on the advice stub/portion, not the check itself. it almost always has affiliate id, period, $ per period if rolled over, etc, so to add the program name to that portion is a no-brainer imo

Thank you

Which bank?

It really gets me when a program has the extra stub and doesn't put anything more than the payout dates... Or even if they put my affiliate ID many programs all have the same affiliate ID on my end... It can be as simple as putting something like:

BMINAD payout and I will know it was from Bang Me In The Ass Daddy.

I still opt to receive checks because they're reliable, the fees are low or there's no fee at all, and I don't trust my money or personal information with companies like Paxum. The only other payment method I use to receive my money is Paypal (which I have been using for 10+ years and have only had great experiences with).

I realize that, it was a joke :2 cents:.

I love spread sheets, I would be matching up amounts keeping track. But as far as epayservice, they really can cash your checks for you. Just have the checks go there and load a card for you. A lot easier than cashing the checks yourself.

What i meant is if you don't think we have a complete backend in place just for sponsors and to keep track of all than well.....

Well what? We are all not so smart on GFY forums. Just kidding.

Good luck with your check issues. I wish I had that problem.