The first big PPS program that manages to bill European surfers in Euro....
 

will gain many new webmasters :glugglug

no shit, is there a list of euopean cc processors that are trustable and that have been a record of being in biz?

No shit :) I'd prefere one that charged in £'s though :Graucho

£29.99 per month :Graucho

:thumbsup

We bill in Euro as well as pay our webmasters in Euros!!!

and we are the BIGGEST sponsor in europe

:thumbsup

yes I know one :glugglug

I think that I need a piece of this...:Graucho

sign up in my sig and icq me Ill get you all set up

118156620-icq

forest AT sexmoney DOT com

Looks cool, but does that mean you also bill the US surfers in Euro?

If yes, that's great news, althoguh this may slightly decrease conversions...

But on the other hand, you're using a strange CC processor, so maybe they are scrubbing less.

US surfers get billed in Dollars

British get billed in Pounds

EU gets billed in Euros

and we do all our own processing and even do Direct Debit for most of EU

we give the surfer multiple billing options to best fit their needs

Ok, final question to you....

perhaps i can find the answers on your site, but the more I bump this thread, the better for you. :)

so, if i am in the $30 per sign up deal, then I am actually receiving 30 dollars for each sign up, and not 30 euros in case of a european surfer?

Or is it 30 euros for each sign up?

or is it 30 euros in case of European surfer, 30 dollars for American surfer, and 30 pounds for british surfer, and then you calculate all this to Euros and pay in Euros?

:helpme

payout is 24.90 euro or 30.00 usd

if you have kick ass traffic and a track record with us we can do better then the 24.90 euro

Thanx for bumping the thread for me mano!

Bump for an answer, sounds like a fair question to me. :)

And another bump, since you posted the answer while I was typing. :)

:thumbsup :thumbsup

bump 4 Battuss

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slightly? :) you can bill the US surfers in EURO, that would be possible, but 90% of them would not pay that, so its worthless, just think about it....

why?

and how about programs like Payserve ( Club 17 )

do you think that only Europeans join them?

because its more expensive for them :) and they feel more comfortable with $$$

LOL !! you folks keep on claiming to be the biggest euro sponsor, when you're not , no one in Holland promotes you folks ( well almost no one ) you only have some ground in the german marktet and thats about it


you folks have shitty sites, your dialer sucks !

Thanx for your :2 cents:

we have offices in Germany, Spain, Holland, UK and USA

who would you say is the biggest european sponsor?

I would spot on dieselcash(ACTION), but maybe not...

I don't doubt sexmoney is the biggest one consider what big boys use them for european traffic.

No offense to dieselcash but they are not anywhere near sexmoney.

We have alot of Big Boys useing us to convert their intl traffic for sure

we have 5 different billing options for intl traffic so it helps when trying to convert it

Hi, I like your site offerings I suspect that my EU traffic might feel more comfortable signing with an EU sponsor, but I'm not sure I understand your currency formula.

I'm in Canada, and the failing (face value) US dollar is making a $30 USD signup worth less and less in my currency each week. We have already taken a huge financial hit because of this.

1) What membership fees do you charge EU vs US surfers? Is the US price just the US equivalent of the euro price? Or do you have a US price and EU price which do not rely so much on currency exchange?

If (for payouts) you're just converting 30 bucks US to euros (or visa versa), your euro payout is going to be less and less with the falling US dollar.

What many of us are interested in, is a sponsor in EU who charges in euros and pays affiliates based on euros.

Ideally, rather than paying out in USD to Canadian affiliates, a Canadian dollar payout would be much more valuable.

This would break our (currently not so profitable) dependence on the USD and give us (at least in our current fnancial climate) a more stable ROI.

Thanks,
-Dino

haha offices , dont make me laugh

you folks suck, plain and simple,

you got some luck that some "big boys" are promoting you to try and convert their euro traffic,


if those "big boys" would bother to search and compare euro aff programs they would see that your sites simply DONT convert , you folks suck !

there are almost no serious webmasters in holland that promote you , because a/ you have no personal approach towards webmasters b/ your sites suck c / you have no GOOD promo material d/ your rates suck e/ you guys think you are MASTER OF THE UNIVERSE f / you guys suck


I dont have anything against you , but there are like NO sites promoting you folks except those "big boys" who are too dumb to bother and look for GOOD euro aff programs , :2 cents:

http://www.google.com/search?hl=nl&q=sexmoney.nl&meta=

you have like 117 results for your .nl url, and that is the url you folks use here in Holland !! I mean really you folks SUCK


I have yet to meet ANY webmaster from here that has anything positive to say about you guys

you sites simply DONT CONVERT


if any of the "big boys" that are promoting sexmoney.com for their euro traffic are reading this , please contact me on ICQ to talk about some other SUCCESFULL euro aff programs,


icq is in location ...................

Pardon me for asking, but why are you so angry?

Did this company cause you problems?

Or, are you just passing on badwill alleged by others?

-Dino

not at all, but I just hate it that whenever they post somewhere they claim they are the BIGGEST euro sponsor when in fact NO euro webmasters likes them or promotes them


gets annoying after a while :2 cents:

Kewl

Just because something doesn't work for YOU, doesn't mean it won't work for other people.

We use sexmoney and have had great success with them. And I think we have a pretty decent understanding of the euro market.

:2 cents:

The guys from club seventeen pay / bill in euros

That's great to hear!

I'm all for honest sharing of experiences (good and bad), but I usually put more credibility into even tempered comments.

Thanks
-Dino

Is 'club seventeen' legal in North America - the title suggests 'under 18'.

?

-Dino