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Originally Posted by DirtyDanza
NATS is very good program .. it has nothing to do with nats... like john said you can set your min payout to 1 cent if you want to.... nats is very trusted and very good backend ...
that being said... your saying that payout min are to high right and that they should be lower so that say if it's 10 bucks then you'd get paid on your 1 sale every payperiod right?
look at google adsense ... if im not mistaken the min payout you can get is 100 bucks right? if anyone keeps up with the times it's google right?
like I said it's program owner discretion as to the min payout they will pay... 100 bucks is common cause i'd say 60% of affiliates won't reach the min payout.. then the program owner does not pay... he profits all the way around... very common in adult.. mainstream, anything really... you can't just cry cause you can;t collect your earnings until you reach min payout.. I know it sucks.. we have all been there .... but it's in place to keep the profit up for the business...
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I thought I was clear, but let me try again: I like the Google model because it is current. They pay out monthly, which minimizes their paperwork and accounting and means I'm always going to hit the minimum payout for Google AdSense
because it is a realistic threshold for their product. If there are programs where 60% of their affiliates will never ever get paid, then clearly the threshold is not set realistically. The idea is to get everyone paid without having to do an excessive amount of paperwork or accounting, not to jack 60% of affiliates. I find there are many programs where it used to be no big deal to make break, but, in the current economy, it takes much longer to make break, so their thresholds are clearly not realistic for their products in the current times.