What's your CCBill sales for 05/26?
 

Got 1 sale (2010-05-26 00:29:47 so it's kinda 05/25)

3400 referred affiliates:
0 sales. 5 rebills

Actually don't remind the last time referred affiliates didn't make a single sale :helpme:mad:

ummmm yikes!

I was reading on another forum board a lot of your accounts were closed to cookie stuffing on signbucksdaily.com might wanna check into that:2 cents:

Could be just a few bad days as well. My ratios are lower then normal just not as bad as yours...

Cookie stuffing?

"Cookie stuffing or cookie dropping is when a user visits a website and as a result of that visit receives a third-party cookie from an entirely different website (target affiliate website), usually without the user being aware of it."

If you take a look at his post here you will see what cookie stuffing is.

https://gfy.com/showthread.php?t=970017 if you click the links in his post for payserve and orgycash will take you to his site signbucksdaily.com . But the way he has it set up its forcing cookies on your cpu. So if you never click the links on his site to go to the actual affiliate program and you do signup to the affiliate program or join as a member later down the road he gets credit for it since he stuffed the cookies on your cpu. He is also doing this on his resource site for surfers as well

So basically stealing from the program owners and stuffing cookies on webmasters cpu's Now if they clicked the link to go the actual program there would be no problem :2 cents:

lol
reporting this to eric
name one program which has banned my acc

and yes, signbucks daily sets the appropriate cookie ONLY if a person visits paysite's or program's profile to ensure that affiliates are tracked well. there's no cross setting or something. once a person visit's program's profile on our site - he's tracked by us

there was no issue with any program yet because of this. i just want to be sure we get what we suppose to get

very true:2 cents::2 cents::2 cents:

If the webmaster wants to click to go to the affiliate program and clicks the link fair game he is your referral. But you are placing 3rd party cookies on others people cpus without consent or them clicking a affiliate link of yours. You are actually making folks cpu's vulnerable to CSRF attacks.

You so damn worried about cross sales and such but you ok with putting others at harm for you to make some $$$ bit hypocritical
don't you think?