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If there is a chargeback fee, then I do not think it is fair that they put it all on me.
It should be spread amongst the website, and me the affiliate, thats is same percentage my commision of the sale is. If my commision is 50%, sure I could "maybe" accept that I should should cover 50% of the chargeback fee. |
How about you verify with Verotel instead of asking GFY?
Also, do you understand the fact that they don't want your traffic yet? |
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quit sending them any traffic, i seriously doubt they are processing any transactions from your account since they've already determined that your traffic is a risk.. |
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You're absolutely right psyko514, I should not ask GFY, as long as it contains people like you, I will receive more crap and flaming instead of professional courtesy from my fellow webmasters.
But that's ok, as long as 1 reply out of 10 has some usefull information, it's still worth the hassle. |
lol... unfortunately, i don't have it :)
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I'm flaming you because you're an idiot. Verotel is telling you to stop sending signups to sites they process. And you're accusing them of stealing from you. You're a fucking idiot, plain and simple. I hope Verotel sues you for libel. |
It might mean that they don't want my traffic, but it's not what they wrote.
QUOTE: "we are not willing to reauthorize your account before the negative amount is paid." |
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Personally, I think Verotel should rethink on how they payout on affiliates. With iBill, the paysite owner is responsible for any losses and so fourth concerning affiliates. If a affiliate goes into the negative, it comes out of the paysite owners money. After all, it's supposed to be the paysite owners money that is paying the affiliate. Verotel is just making the payments for the owner out of the paysite owners money. So any positive or negative affiliate balance should be credit or debited from the paysite owners balance.
I understand their policy on this when it's applied to paysite owners. By shouldn't the negative balance be taken out of the paysite owner and let the paysite owner take care if they want to keep the affiliate or not? If the affiliate goes back into the positive, the money can be given back to the paysite owner and taken out of the affiliates. |
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If you go against what they tell you and continue to process transactions with them, why on earth should they pay you? It's not rocket science. |
I am getting sick and tired of quoting previous posts in this thread because, because a few people can't read.
"I don't claim I have been ripped off, I say that I do not like Verotel's practice of suspending affiliate webmasters, and stealing their commision, until they send a check and it clears. Affiliates should share their part of the charge back - Yes Suspension if account goes in negative is fine - Yes Holding back commisions until check has been received and clears is fine - Yes Stealing commision until check has been received and clear, now way José - Not acceptable." If you still do not understand what this is about, then go irritate somebody elses thread. Thanks |
TO: icedemon
Thanks for your much needed support, I sure needed it :) |
Hey genius, you're the one who doesn't understand what this is all about. It's evident you aren't fluent in English. Perhaps you should have a friend explain their email to you.
They told you you can't process signups with them. That means you have to stop sending them signups. If you continue to send signups, you won't be paid. THAT'S NOT STEALING. If you don't understand this, let me know and I'll draw you a picture. |
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they've told you they don't want to do business w/ you, if your still attempting to send sales to them in light of this fact then noone here is going to know what to tell you.. |
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TO: psyko514
"They told you you can't process signups with them. That means you have to stop sending them signups. If you continue to send signups, you won't be paid. THAT'S NOT STEALING." You're so busy finding flaws in my grammar, that you fail to see the whole picture, and even thread. Sure I can easily take down the links on MY SITE, but what about sample galleries I posted on TGP sites. Some of these TGP sites will ban me if I change or take down the gallery. What about the people, and commision, coming from signups on those galleries, until my check is cleared? I don't get a penny! I call this business practice unethical, and I doubt it is legal. And yes for your information, English is my second out of 4 languages I speak and write. |
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If Verotel did take it out of the paysite owners pocket like it really should be, Verotel wouldn't have to worry about what the affilates are doing. The paysite owners should be responsible for the affilaites. Not Verotel. Just seems Verotel should of thought this out better on how the affiliate system for paysite owners should be done. |
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Your traffic is not good. It has proven to be a risk. They're asking you to stop sending the traffic for the time being. They have every right to do that. There's absolutely nothing illegal or unethical about that. The galleries are YOUR problem, not Verotel's. You have a choice. - You can leave the galleries as they are and not get paid for them. - You can change the galleries and risk being banned. - You can contact the TGP owners and present your situation to them and see if they'll allow you to change the galleries without being banned. It's not rocket science, it's only common logic. I used to think everyone was born with it. |
TO: icedemon
Any responses other than flaming, and patronizing on this board, is support :) |
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Have you actually clicked on your affiliate links lately to see what happens? It's possible that Verotel is not passing the surfer through to the site, or perhaps they're blocking at the signup form. I don't see why they would suspend your account and 'steal' your referred transactions if they considered your traffic sufficiently risky to suspend you in the first place.
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Good question rowan,
I just tried a few (2) and they both went to the site I am affilaite, as they where supposed to. |
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let's think about this. they have to pay for their offices. they have to pay to furnish their offices. they have to pay for their computers, servers, hosting, domains, software licenses, office supplies, telephones and more. they have to have a call center to handle surfer calls. they have to pay the salaries of the call center employees. they have to pay their programmerrs, their tech support, their affiliate support, their other employees, and more. add things like fines to Visa/MC, fees for accountants and lawyers, costs of throwing events and other advertising and it adds up. the bigger the clients the take on, the bigger the company has to expand and the more costs they incur. if any processor on this earth is able to take on a client processing $5 million a year, not incur any additional costs and still make a profit at a 2%, my hat goes off to them. |
Ok I'm fucking pissed off now. I just found out that my account is "suspended' already since 12 March !! I have never received an email of Verotel at all. This is so bad. I have lots and lots of sponsors. My charge back ratio's are always under 1%. This is not going to be a nice phone call tomorrow. !! :mad:
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Welcome in the camp freeones :(
Even though we are competitors, I feel for you. Count me in for a class-action lawsuit against Verotel |
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class action lawsuit for what? cancelling your account and telling you to stop sending shitty chargeback traffic? lmao :1orglaugh good luck finding a lawyer, hotshot! keep us update on this upcoming lawsuit. |
psyko514:
Here we go again, back to the discussion of how much control I actually have on the traffic. It just happens to be that I run a review site, that made a good review of the site where the chargebacks occured. So you say that I send shitty traffic? Comeone give me a break! You never know when an asshole decides to do a chargeback! |
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as a webmaster, you control the traffic you send and where you send it. you have a responsibility when it comes to choosing where you send the traffic. you said it yourself that the sites you sent it to were small, crummy sites. so the surfers aren't charging back because they're assholes. they're charging back because they were ripped off. since you chose to send the traffic against your better judgement, verotel holds you responsible. those are their terms and conditions and you agreed to them by signing up for a verotel program. if you really, really think you have a legal case against them, i strongly suggest you discuss your case with a lawyer instead of continuing to libel them on GFY. i don't know where you live, but right now, they have a pretty strong case of libel against you. and it's a lot stronger than your fraud/theft allegations. |
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psyko514:
I give up! You have proven countless times that you do NOT have the abillity to read. 1) I NEVER wrote that my account terminated, it's suspended. And they have written that I am not going to get any commision until I send them a check, meaning they will keep (steal) my commision until then. 2) I said that the sites I linked to was small, not piece of shit sites. Small does not mean that they are a scam or crummy. I run a review site, and screen all sites I link to. 3) The chargeback actually came from a site I had reviewed earlier, and had since moved from Verotel to IBill. Unfortunately some chargebacks came from old signups, where members had signed up for long memberships, like 6 and 12 months. So these commisions where high, and so where the chargebacks. And since this site had now moved to a different billing company, I did not have the income from that site anymore, and only had the small Verotel sites with less income. Which explains why my site went in negative. 4) I said I would join a lawsuit, not start one! Geez get some fucking glasses!!! 5) Why am I even wasting time replying to you? Fuck Off Asshole! |
maybe if i make my text bigger, you'll understand it? - you sent them traffic. - the traffic you sent charged back. - they suspended your account. - they told you cannot process transactions through them while suspended. if you continue to attempt to process transactions for them, they're not stealing anything from you. can someone else explain this to him, because i give up. |
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psyko514
Thanks for keeping this thread alive :) I understand what is going on, but I think the business practice is unacceptable. |
Guys I know we have our differences, but can we at least agree on one thing? Which is we do not agree on anything!
And please don't give up, now that the mighty Lensman have disabled searching, I need you guys to disagree with me, to keep the post alive, so I don't have to scroll through countless pages to my beloved Verotel post :) Have a good evening anyways...Off for some chow and a flick, wish it was a chick though! |
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psyko514:
Yeah you're right is not exactly theft, or unfortunately not even illegal, but it is definately not the way I would conduct a business. |
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