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Originally Posted by The Porn Nerd
Running a CCBill Program (several actually) this upsets me BIG TIME. It would seem the way to go for us PO's is to switch to NATS but include CCBill in the payment cascade so that those (US-based) affiliates who do not want to change links can continue to get paid via CCBill while EU-based affiliates can get paid via Paxum or whatever.
Another added cost but if it means retaining over half my affiliates then I would do it. What say you, GFY community? Is this a solution?
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I am trying to find a solution as an affiliate but I can't. We should call this mess by its proper name.
CCbill is holding money. There are probably tons of small affiliates from Europe that will just give up and quit on that money which will stay at CCbill.
Most importantly, how it is possible not to notify affiliates they will lose the option to get paid? As we all know ACH is not working in Europe and checks are not a solution for any country that managed to for every state that managed to move away from 1885.
I just wanted to withdraw over 3K from there, but in other words. they won't pay, no matter how politely email communication is tailored.
In previous decades, I always used to say that if I have trust in someone, then it is CCbill. Even more than a fucking bank. They never missed a payment and no matter how bad their tracking software was, I could rely on them. This is insane. Are they trying to get away from affiliate business model and this is their way?