Which Affiliate Program sent you your 1st Check?
 

Just curious, especially from the old school gfyer's....

Nastydollars in like 2002.

Maxcash! :pimp

The good old ARS 99 or 2000, can´t remember.

I'm still waiting, but fingers crossed, eh?

Got my first check from OxCash.

CCBill, my first sale was with FTV

Adult Check

CyberAge in the good old "Lycos" days

Maximum Cash :thumbsup

ccbill, 2003 :)

Nasty Dollars...

It was for $35 and I had just moved so it got sent back to them. They sent me an Email for an updated address and I gave it to them. They then sent it to me next day FedEX at a cost to them of $25. I was blown away.

After that we both went on to make a lot of money together.

ICS - Lensman, long time ago in 90's

That was back in 98 I think. It was either Amazon.com or some Viagra program, I don't remember exactly.

Come on, seriously, you can´t afford to wait!

Ars, 1999

MetArt in 2004. I didnt cash out it i have it in a frame. Was less than $100

Wegcash pay per email

Me too. 1996, 1997? It was odd too because we were living in Livermore, California at the time, and as it turns out... The ICS office then was located on the same street my wife worked on.

Xpics, mid 90's I think.. maybe 1996 or 97.

Or, it may have been Adult Check or Validate, one of the two prominent AVS sites of the era.

Good riddance.

My first one came from blingbucks, never cashed it, still should have it somewhere.

Nasty Dollars

Nasty Dollars

Silvercash

Maxcash.

Fuck, it was easy money back then.

PhoneSexProfits

It seems like forever ago.

RK Netmedia, Inc aka Nasty Dollars

blacklabelads

AdultCheck was likely our earliest.

Our most lucrative has been with Kink over the years - we're affiliate #302 (got in on the ground floor back when Peter only had Hogtied.com...running it from his apartment).

net.pond.cash :)

um, deluxepass i think ... boy, that was long ago :P

intergal

xpics and pornopass (netverifier) right around the same time in mid 1998 ...

I think it was rush4gold pay per click. I ended up getting my account closed because I was hotlinking other peoples pics on my tripod hosted page and someone complained. I didn't even realize I was doing something wrong. :) bandwidth was still expensive back then.

Tiarracash

Hmm, let's see... Babylon-X, AdultCheck, iEntertain/ClubLove... I don't remember which one, but I believe it was AdultCheck.

when my host mailed me the invoice for my first months hosting bill, i thought it was an offer on my house ...

Nastydollars, maybe 2002?

Ultracash :)

UGAS - It was the gay version of Cyberage.

We used refresh our stats every few minutes and cheer with every sign.

"Thats $44 in the last 5 mins - YAY"....

Now its "I can pay my hosting bill this month - YAY".

Ars :) $14.00

lol :1orglaugh

ccbill 2003, pure fluke, got me looking into this webmastering mallarkey properly, led to ANS, and so it began.

Reminds me of our early days - free hosting with GoCasino in 1999.

About two weeks after our site launch, they notified us that we were exceeding our 2gb/day bandwidth limit and told us we'd need to go with other paid hosting.

Luckily we found affordable alternative (paid) hosting...converted our site to a pay format - and never looked back.

CyberErotica/CECash before there was real "programs" in late 1995 or early 1996. I was paid $0.005 per raw... tracked by sending traffic to a page with a digits.com counter on it that meta refreshed to cybererotica.com

The good old days.

Do you remember when it was something like $6.00/$8.00MB overage charges? LOL

Flynt Digital

I remember something called paycounter - They paid me something like $5 cpm to put a counter on my gals!!

It wasn't the most successful biz model - but I got a few checks....

wtfcash or wtfbucks or whatthefuckcash something like that
they had a party movie sites ...they actually gave me my first domain name and hosted me and showed me how this all worked
shame they are gone now

SILVERCASH -> First sale AND Revsharehosting -> First check. Year 2003.

I still remember that morning when I wake up and saw the first sale of $35 in silvercash. Could not believe it.

Miss those good old days. Really miss them...