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As a business you should realize that condescending tones towards affiliates who are frustrated will land you in nowhere'svilles in the long term. |
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You are listing demands like you are a customer. I said you have confused affiliate programs as a service and you are mistaken. We and every program out there are businesses. We all have our rules and regulations that we have to go by in order to be profitable. I understand your frustration, but these rules haven't been chosen to piss off webmasters, they are put in place to protect our businesses. We try to make things as easy as possible for our affiliates, as we always have since we began, but we aren't going to lose money because a few webmasters can't wait 2 days for fraud checks... |
you seem awfully horny to make someone agree with your position. Move on.. your opinion was made
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horny? don't think that is the right word there. Just protecting our stance is all.
Oh, while this back and forth was going on I got completely caught up on all approvals from the last day. So if you need to get in fast nows the time! ;) take care, and good luck man. |
iwantchixx, my replies below or not blasting on you, I'm just pointing out some things. Don't take my comments personally.
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A little hard to have companies give you what you ask for as quickly as you want it when you'll just move on the second you don't get what you want. If you think you can make money with a site then it will be important for you to check back with them, rather than just jump from program to program to program. We are all here to make money, not sign up with the most amount of programs. I don't mind waiting for a site if I know I can make money with it. Most have good reasons why I may have to wait to be approved. Maybe people would make a lot more money if they focused on sites they can do well with instead of who can give them instant gratification before moving on to the next program. Having said all that, it wouldn't hurt to have the owners ICQ or skype so you can talk to him directly, be it for approval or for issues that may come up later. In my experience, most of them are more than willing to help out. |
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juicybunny.com 12.3 KB 0.29 seconds 0.02 seconds We actually work extremely hard to make sure sites load very fast. Maybe your cool sig is slowing you down...;) Or if you are using old firefox, we were having that trouble too recently. |
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We've had sign-ups lately where person just pilfers or tries to, zipped content and never bothers to send 1 click. Tightening. |
Always had all sales tools, galleries, videos etc available for review BEFORE even signing up
Always had instant approval Always had TOP100 affiliates stats public I don't mind a few surfers getting samples for free if it eases affiliates life and I deal with fraud afterwards. |
Either be an invite-only program, or don't (approve instantly). :2 cents:
Any professional affiliate with the intent to fraud you is going to get approved through your manual process 9.9 times out of 10. It's not like you're getting a sample of their DNA to compare to a "Fraud Bank". You WILL be losing potential legit affiliates by having a manual approval process; it doesn't matter if it takes minutes, or a few days (or more as I've seen some in the past who take a week to approve you). If the affiliate looking to use you, cannot plug you in right away, he probably turns to someone else. As for porn surfers signing up and "seeing your millions of dollars worth of promo content" (quoting someone above), that shouldn't concern you; plenty of other ways they can go about seeing your content if that's what they are after. Post-signup, once/if traffic/sales start coming in, that's where you should be screening for fraud. Activity patterns, billing patterns, CBs/returns (granted takes time to notice that one), sign ups from pre-paid cards (identified by BIN number DB), etc... should all be automated generating flags and alerts for you for deeper manual investigation. Before first payment is issued, you can also "verify" the account by IM or telephone, etc... Accounts who sign up and are inactive for X period of time, you can simply shut down. I've heard people say they don't like "bloating their DB", if you don't have a DB that can handle a few hundred thousand rows, active or not, you have bigger problems to worry about :) |
Approve instantly, monitor constantly. Any affiliate fraud = bye-bye affiliate. But get them started NOW do NOT make your affiliates wait to get approved.
Having said that, if you run a cross-selling, PPS, card-banging, fuck 'em kinda program then perhaps manually approving affiliates is more necassary. |
pretty much everyone of the sponsors who responded to this thread dont have any of the issues being discussed here. DWB, Gleem, Pornguy, PR are some of the best i have dealt with and they have treated me fairly no matter how much money i make with them :thumbsup
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