Who uses Jetbill ?
 

Found their site today, and was wondering if anyone here was using them, and what do you think of their services, throughput, etc...

Comments?
Thanks...

Evil Chris

better the ccbill, ibill and epoch


shitty thing is, Monthly Payments, inless you hound them to do biweekly

Jetbill / Jettis ? Same people/company?

Just noticed many big sponsor programs use them.
Cashquest, flyntdigital and many ohers...
Are ccbill and ibill only for small sponsors ?

yes. Actually IBILL, CC BILL AND JET BILL are all for the more small time sites.

All the "BIG" and Establised programs use "Jesus Bill."

15% they take only, in which half the funds go towards the donation of money to feed children of poor third world countries like India, Zaire, Congo and Canada.

hey evil,

give me a buzz - have a billing solution for you :)

Hey Gang,

Jettis is the company behind Jetbill. We process for some of the higher-profile companies referenced in this string but are very capable at dealing with smaller to medium sized programs.

We pay our clients every week, not monthly, always have. So there is no need to hound to get that arrangement. You might be confusing when affiliate checks are generated with when we actually pay our clients.

Unfortunately Jettis pays webmasters from the sponsor's bank account. Therefore You have to own a company bank account - preferably in some big international branched bank so that webmasters from all around the world will not have any problems with cashing Your checks.

I think this sucks!

Isn't it easier to pay webmasters directly from Jettis bank account and then wire the money left to the sponsor's account ? (no need to have a company account in this case).

Almost all billing companies do it this way - except Jettis - I hope they will change that soon - or at least provide such option.

jesus bill sucks
allah bill is the only true processor

Hi Cooler,

There is a reason why we draw funds from our clients specified bank account. For one, we are the only provder of affiliate software that allows clients to pay "per sale" as opposed to "revenue share." Obviously, we can't front the funds to ramp up a pay per sale program. That said, if there was enough demand from our clients, we would certainly consider supporting weekly checks.

Finally, we don't require that the bank be a large bank. We could care less the size. Whatever our clients provide works for us.

Jesus Bill and Allah Bill are both valid billing solutions.

However, only BuddhaBill[tm] has achieved oneness with
every credit card company and bank on the planet. Their
monastaries full dedicated himalayan monks chant, fight chargebacks, and offer enlightenment to weary webmasters.

Wait i'm confused. Didn't Allah Bill declare Jihad on Jesus Bill ?

:eek7

Don't make the same mistake IBill did -- the affiliates ARE your clients... don't forget that the affiliates pay your bills... without happy affiliates, most paysites don't amount to shit.

The "affiliates" talk about the various CC processors on ICQ all day long... and when we find one we like -- we send a lot of traffic to programs that use that processor... simple process that IBill never figured out -- you rarely see it out in the open -- 95% of this biz is private ICQ messages.

Anyway that's my caffine rant for today.