Who are you using to process affiliate payments? (business thread!)
 

I'm looking for suggestions of a company to handle payments for an upcoming program.

Only checks are necessary, but wires would be a bonus.

thanks for the input.

marc

OMG an actual business thread.
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checks are a waste of time and money

ccbill & paycom

Mb,

Thomas from Jettis here. We handle affiliate check processing, and we'd be glad
to discuss our different options with you.

Feel free to hit us up at [email protected] for more details.

:)

:glugglug

we do it and have never missed a payment in our 7-1/2 years. advice: do it yourself... too critical and important a topic... :2 cents:

We've been using http://www.gemisys.com/ for a large number of years now - they do checks, wires and more.

We offer a varity of payments options including: Epassporte, Funds2go, International & Domestic Wires, Paypall, and paper check. I would love to speak with you in further detail on ICQ about your business needs.

Thanks for the replies. I am bookmarking this thread and will contact all of you when I get closer to needing your services.

marc

ccbill does our affiliate program

I'd recommend Jettis. Quite a few programs I deal with use Jettis for check processing.
WG

I recommend Jettis and thomas is very helpful :thumbsup

We've been using Jettis for years. Nothing but a positive experience (I may be slightly biased).

Which programs?

bump la bump

quickbooks
print them - sign them - stuff them in premade envelops

I'm trying to keep things efficient though and I fear the program I'll be launching soon will simply have too many affiliates to pay. I know, wishful thinking, but pretty realistic.

Jettis looking good so far. You don't have to wire all the money to them first do you? I just want a solution that will print checks from a file that I send. But the money has to come from my bank account. Guess it's time to call them and ask!

marc

Cut them yourself :thumbsup

one of the reasons to stick with ccbill

ccbill will be a backup... we have our own merchant account.