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Originally Posted by Harmon
(Post 18037085)
Clickcash has been 110% legit for me and my family since 1999. I hear a lot of people complain about never getting paid, blah blah blah. I just honestly have never had an issue with them, and for some reason I tend to think that those that complain were doing something to set off red flags.
As far as I am concerned, Clickcash is A-OK.
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I also started with ifriends in 99, ClickCash 00/01.
I've never had 1 payment missed. During Katrina when mail service was interrupted they cancelled the checks and wired me the payments, before wires were even a payment method for them.
Actually I did have 1 late payment, several years back. They reissued me the check and a couple weeks later the original showed up in the mail. Sure enough the post mark was from when the pay period ended, so it really was hung up in the mail and not even their fault.
Thats about 550+ payments made over the last 10+ years all on time, every week. :thumbsup
People wonder why I like them so much... from the type of experiences I have had with them, especially compared to the way most other companies have operated over the years.
Sure some people have bitched about not getting paid, but the simple fact of the matter is that ClickCash wouldn't just terminate someone and keep their $100, $500, $1,000 or whatever check just for the hell of it. There had to be a reason, such as spamming and generating complaints, committing fraud, etc. It does them NO good to try to keep 1 check from someone and lose all of that person's potential future, 1000's of signups and revenue unless there is a problem.
Other things that have caused problems for them is because how often and quick they pay out. The pay period ends on Sat night and they sending out the wire or check on the following monday, 2 days later! That is unheard of in our industry or any industry. Most companies make you wait 1,2,3 even 4 weeks to get paid for that pay period. The fact that they pay quick and pay a lot of money on FREE joins has made them a target for people trying to commit fraud.
The other problem they had until a couple years ago was not offering revshare. So, when an affiliate was sending in traffic that wasn't spending and clickcash was losing money they had no choice but to end the relationship. Where as most other companies would switch you to revshare. Now that they have revshare that is not a problem.
Seems most complaints that came over the years were from people who didn't get paid because they were committing some type of fraud or their sign ups weren't spending money and they were asked to stop sending traffic.
Lastly, and one real big point... they were built on word of mouth. For the first 12+ years you never saw them advertising for affiliates, never went to shows, etc... Every one of the 100K's of affiliates who have joined over the year have done so via word of mouth. If I a program is doing anything wrong, you wouldn't get that many people signing up to it JUST from word of mouth.
