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Originally Posted by AHarper
Selling memberships is a partnership between an affiliate program and you (the affiliate). Usually the earning will be shared 50/50 or 60/40. They make money when you make money.
So you really expect to get paid when a user simply entered a username, password and his mail address into a form without buying a membership? What do you think, how long will aff. programs survive with that kind of business?
If you want to get paid for free signups, you have to promote dating or something like free lifetime passport from sextronix
No offense, just my  |
No I just wasn't aware that the "submits" meant declined info, duplicates, etc. which was cleared up earlier in this thread.
When you usually think "submit", you think customers that actually PAID because that's the LAST statistic row in the panel, so you think it is the last step.
In the past, I've had several companies collect money and not pay me for my share, and these were customers that had actually paid, but those were other niche markets.