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Nats vs. CCBill Ratios
Like I had mentioned in this thread about our recent move to cascading:
http://www.gofuckyourself.com/showth...adid=345945&s= Here are some screenshots of what I was talking about: Nats: http://www.slutsbitchesandhoes.com/1.jpg CCBill only: http://www.slutsbitchesandhoes.com/2.jpg This thread is NOT slamming CCBill ? we use them in our cascading rotation and they are processing a good bit of these transactions. I?m just trying to show perspective affiliates what a major improvement this is for OCCash since we made the move to cascading billing -- no more lost sales or lost affiliate sales! The difference in conversion is huge while the traffic base remains the same. |
yeah.. my stats are 1:900 so far with occash using ccbill... can you hook me up with Nats..?
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Jay
Who is your primary , and secondary and so on in the cascade? |
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2. CCBill We might add Ibill, but nothing actually makes it to the 3rd layer in the cascade. |
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http://www.123bill.com this is an unsolicited endorsement of their company |
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Hi...
xxxjay, you might want to try lowering the number of retries CCBill gives the surfer to allow for cascading to go further faster. I will be talking to CCBill on thursday about a few things in general and will actually talk to them about this too, since I think they let the surfer retry way too often. That said, CCBill is a great biller in any cascade, no doubt about it! |
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In nats i use i bill 85% of the time primary. Epoch picks up alot of my sales though. ccbill is good too, but hands down, you will do the most tranactions with i bill. cheers Duke |
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beemk,
yes, but as far as I know there is more after ccbill, NATS at least would not limit them to stop there. Even if you do not have another CC biller right now, you could put a check biller there for example. |
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This is Adam from iBill. I'd like to work with you. I think you'll find on most forums that iBill converts the best in cascading as Duke attested to. Check out another post below from a few days ago talking about cascading: "...and ccbill was #2 then, and probill #4 processor for me. Verotel's ticket club was bull. so Ccbill had the top spot for a while. But since yesterday IBILL is back at #1 processor for me. And, this whole time, no matter what order I tried to send signups to these processors, they were always made aware of the multiple billing solutions for my site. And it didn't really matter which company I was favoring at all, HANDS DOWN, NO QUESTION - I GOT MORE SIGNUPS WITH IBILL PERIOD. " Hit me up at [email protected] or ICQ 137597378. |
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Tam at CSWcash would smash her head on the wall if she saw this thread. NO ONE TELL HER!
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Cascading sounds great ...
123billing sounds really great as the last opportunity biller |
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We're about to make a few changes here ourselves.... been working on it for about a month now.... and I LIKE it..... ;) BUT, I'd like to know more about this NATS thing..... LOL |
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We set our own fraud scrubbing settings through Netbilling. Z |
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1:1800 with ccbill looks familiar to me...
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ccbill definately has the lowest conversions from the billers that i have experience with.
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thats a pretty fucking massive difference
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If you send traffic to any program, make sure that they use a cascade - otherwise you are losing sales.
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I have a proposition for you. WHat # can we reach you at? Thank you, Mitch Farber |
I makes no sense why you wouldn't get your own merchant account (unless you have shitty credit)
You have zero control over scrubing and you pay them 3-5% more for what? Maybe if you only bill $5000 a month 5% is nothing to worry about but people who do several hundred don't make any sense. |
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Hey man, Is this a fair comparison? In ccbill stats the "sales per click" doesnt give you ALL the sales, you need to go to "transactions" to get the entire sales number. Doesnt seem you are comparing apples to apples here. I may be wrong though. |
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