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Do I smell lawsuit?

It seems like CCBill actually had a glitch. The CCBill guy I talked to on the phone confirmed it and I checked 3 sponsors and the numbers seems to be correct now.

Not good, not good.

http://bbs.gofuckyourself.com/showth...hreadid=217887

Hmm I doubt it of there was really a problem, or that ccbill could not give private information...

Andre

The only lawsuit should be from webmasters against jeff for all the rebills he pocketed.

just a matter of time before the first petition will be online :2 cents:

Why would it be a glitch? IF it was wouldn't it show the SAME error on all sites?
Why does some stats say (0) while other stats say (1)? Some even say (6) and some got wrong %.

I HIGHLY doubt it's a glitch.

Maybe showing old settings?

Which means that they have been up to something fishy before. That's why some show Unlimited and some not.

Just a theory :)

I'm sure any 3rd party cc company would be willing to lie or bend the truth for some of their larger, or a majority of their clients.

They make their money off billing for the paysites, not from the affiliates (although they play a part in it).

Just posted in the admin area

Quote:

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR AFFILIATES REGARDING NEW PROGRAM DETAILS AREA
Posted January 7th, 2004 11:53:58, by CCBill Management
CHANGE MADE TO WEBMASTER PROGRAM DETAILS AREA!!!!

After careful review of the newly released Webmaster Program Details area, a glitch was found and has been fixed in the reporting of Webmaster Program payments.

In the case of less than one percent of our Webmaster Programs ? if the Webmaster had their custom Payment Options turned off , meaning they did not wish to create any special program payment scenarios for their Affiliates, and wished for their affiliate to receive unlimited number of rebill payments, the system was reading and reporting this option as "x-number" of rebills in the Program Details area.

We have fixed this problem, and now all Webmasters who have payment options turned off, will report their program offering payments for rebills after: "unlimited" rebills.

Our apologies for this miscommunications, and we will be watching the system closely to make sure that there are no further inaccuracies in the reporting of this information on our side.

Many thanks for your patience in regards to this matter.

CCBill Management